Welcome
We welcome you to the ASQ Education Division! We think of Quality in Education in two ways:
Our Approach:
We have established three areas of emphasis for quality in education: K-12, Higher Education (including community colleges), and Workplace Development and Training. With each one of these areas, we support ASQ's global transformation initiative and ASQ's social responsibility movement.
Best practices include the Baldrige Education Criteria, Lean Six Sigma, and quality standards related to education.
The Education Division is holding steady with approximately 1,200 members. The Division Leadership Team works to ensure member satisfaction by evaluating and acting on responses to the annual Voice of the Customer surveys. The division publishes the open access, peer-reviewed Quality Approaches in Education and the Division bi-annual newsletter, QED News.
The Education Division supports and participates in ASQ's World Conference on Quality and Improvement.
How to Get Involved Now
The Education Division leaders are committed to creating a community in which members can network with and learn from others about the issues of greatest interest and concern. We believe there are many activities here to get involved with and we invite your participation! Our leadership team is listed below, feel free to reach out! Your feedback and suggestions always are welcome. Just contact our division chair, Beth Cudney, if you have any questions.
Our Approach:
We have established three areas of emphasis for quality in education: K-12, Higher Education (including community colleges), and Workplace Development and Training. With each one of these areas, we support ASQ's global transformation initiative and ASQ's social responsibility movement.
Best practices include the Baldrige Education Criteria, Lean Six Sigma, and quality standards related to education.
The Education Division is holding steady with approximately 1,200 members. The Division Leadership Team works to ensure member satisfaction by evaluating and acting on responses to the annual Voice of the Customer surveys. The division publishes the open access, peer-reviewed Quality Approaches in Education and the Division bi-annual newsletter, QED News.
The Education Division supports and participates in ASQ's World Conference on Quality and Improvement.
How to Get Involved Now
The Education Division leaders are committed to creating a community in which members can network with and learn from others about the issues of greatest interest and concern. We believe there are many activities here to get involved with and we invite your participation! Our leadership team is listed below, feel free to reach out! Your feedback and suggestions always are welcome. Just contact our division chair, Beth Cudney, if you have any questions.
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I would like to extend this opportunity for you to join us in the ASQ WCQI Exhibit Hall and experience the excitement of the exhibit hall activities. It is a great opportunity to meet ASQ members and non-members world-wide as well as ASQ sponsors, exhibitors, dignitaries, staff members, and volunteer member leaders. Come join us for the WCQI Opening ... morein Education Division on 05/03/2019 12:41 PM
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This post highlights Engineers Week 2020 (February 16-22) and asks for your support for ASQ celebrating ...
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The Education Division Leadership Team is working on webinars for 2020. What webinar topics would you like to see?
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Thanks for the warm welcome Belinda! I'm looking forward to working with everyone interested in quality, in the ...
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I am curious to hear what metrics are used to measure quality in education and why you think it is a good metric.
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For our school division, our main metric we focus on is graduation rate, coupled with a secondary metric of First ...
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For our colleges and universities, I prefer to think of quality in education in terms of the graduation rate. A high ...
Latest Resources
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Quality Education Division Newsletter SUMMER – AUGUST 2019, VOL. XXXI, NO. 2
The Quality Education Division is pleased to share our August 2019 edition highlighting:
- New K-12 Network Group Lead
- Visit my.asq.org today!
- Highlights from 2019 WCQI
- New 2019-202 Division Leadership Team
Date Created: 08/21/2019 11:13 AM -
2019 STEM Education Resource Directory
The STEM Network of the ASQ Education Division presents its 2019 STEM Education Resource Directory for ASQ members, professors, and educators interested in increasing the number of students majoring in STEM fields and becoming ...
Date Created: 05/06/2019 03:48 PM -
Quality Approaches in Higher Education Volume 9, No. 2 November 2018
Table of Contents
A Conceptual Comparative Analysis of Learning Styles: Implications for Training and Development
By Kevin B. Jones and Mesut Akdere
Improving First-Year STEM Students' Performance and Retention: Is Grit the ...
Date Created: 04/30/2019 02:42 PM -
Quality Approaches in Higher Education Volume 9, No. 1 March 2018
Table of Contents
Making the Most of What You've Got: Using Required Assessment Reporting to Benefit Students and Schools
By Kylie Goodell King
Working With Families of Students With Disabilities: A Practicum for Pre-Service ...
Date Created: 04/30/2019 01:38 PM
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The ASQ Education Division informs and networks on knowledge and best practices related to Quality in Education. Our members are educators, administrators, and quality professionals throughout the world at all education levels (primary, secondary, higher education, and in the workplace).
To promote networking worldwide on quality in education, including K-12, Higher Education and Workforce Development.
Shape the Future through Quality in Education and Professional Development.
To promote networking worldwide on quality in education, including K-12, Higher Education and Workforce Development.
Shape the Future through Quality in Education and Professional Development.
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