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Our congratulations and best wishes to the recipients of the "Teaching Excellence Award for Philosophy" at St. Philip's College: May 2020 - The Co-Directors of the Quality Enhancement Plan, who created the Ethical Decision Making Program, & who sponsored the Two-Year College National Championship Ethics Bowl. It was our desire to recognize the extraordinary contributions to the teaching of Ethics by all of the Co-Directors, both past and present, 2014 - 2020. 2020 Teaching Excellence Award - Liz Castillo 2020 Teaching Excellence Award - David Kisel 2020 Teaching Excellence Award - Jude Thomas Manzo, Ph.D. 2020 Teaching Excellence Award - Paul Machen, Ph.D. 2020 Teaching Excellence Award - Laura Miele 2020 Teaching Excellence Award - Alberto Vasquez 2020 Teaching Excellence Award - Irene W. Young |
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The Quality Enhancement Plan or QEP is a multi-year project to improve an important aspect of student learning through broad-based involvement and is a requirement of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).
Ethical Decision–Making is the topic chosen by St. Philip’s College constituents: students, faculty, staff, administrators and external advisory committee members as each of these groups gave input to our selected topic. The logo was chosen by popular vote.
QEP STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES:
The Ethical Decision-Making QEP requires a collaborative effort from everyone in order to be successful. The plan involves staff and faculty facilitated learning activities for students.
Ethical Decision–Making is the topic chosen by St. Philip’s College constituents: students, faculty, staff, administrators and external advisory committee members as each of these groups gave input to our selected topic. The logo was chosen by popular vote.
QEP STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES:
- Values: Students gain skills to assess their own values.
- Ethical Issues: Students identify and are knowledgeable of ethical issues.
- Perspectives: Students analyze various ethical perspectives.
The Ethical Decision-Making QEP requires a collaborative effort from everyone in order to be successful. The plan involves staff and faculty facilitated learning activities for students.
The Current Co-Directors:
Liz Castillo
Liz Castillo
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David Kisel
David Kisel
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Jude Thomas Manzo
Jude Thomas Manzo, Ph.D.
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The Founding Co-Directors:
Dr. Adena Loston, President (left), Larua Miele, Dr. Paul Machen (center), Irene W. Young, and Matthew Fuller, May 2016
Paul Machen
Paul Machen, Ph.D. (right) with the St. Philip's College Ethics Bowl Team, November 2016
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Laura Miele
Irene W. Young (left) with Laura Miele presenting on Ethics
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Alberto Vasquez
Alberto Vasquez (right) with Jill Zimmerman at the 2017 Texas Regional Ethics Bowl
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Irene W. Young
Matthew Fuller (left) with Irene W. Young presenting on Ethics
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Ethical Decision Making at St. Philip's College
It would be hard to overstate the positive impact that the QEP Team has had on the ethical decision making of the students, staff, faculty and administration at St. Philip's College. Over the last six years, they have worked tirelessly to integrate ethics into every aspect of the life of our academic community. Below are a few examples of their innovative approaches to teaching ethics:
The students, faculty, staff and administrators of the original QEP Team, with President Adena Williams Loston, Ph.D. (center, in red), and the first two Co-Directors, Laura Miele and Irene W. Young on her left.
¡Felicidades!
