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Doris Savron, MBA, Vice Provost of Colleges, Assessment and Curriculum | University of Phoenix
Doris Savron has over 23 years of experience in higher education in a variety of settings including on campus and online. Doris serves as Vice Provost overseeing the strategy for University of Phoenix Colleges, program and curriculum design, institutional assessment, and faculty performance and coaching. This includes oversight of strategy for degree, certificate, and course offerings, design of curriculum, and student learning outcomes for the University. She works collaboratively with her team members to innovate academic solutions that enable the University to provide exceptional student experiences and learning environments to support student success. In her tenure with University of Phoenix, she has served in positions of associate faculty, campus vice president, regional vice president of student services, and college operations.
Doris is passionate about giving back to the community and has served on several boards, including the Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce and Propenum College in Lusaka, Zambia. She currently serves on the board of Career Connectors. She also serves on several committees and advisory councils, including the DEI professionals committee for the Greater Phoenix Chamber and, most recently, the advisory council for UPCEA and AACRAO’s new Converge Conference in 2023 focused on the emerging field of alternative credentials in Higher Education. Doris is often sought out as a speaker for her expertise in mapping relevant skills in programs and building an infrastructure to support career tools in curriculum design, micro-credentialing, and other innovations in curriculum. Doris’s significant contributions in her profession, mentoring, and community leadership have led to her being selected as Greater Phoenix Chamber’s Private Sector Athena Finalist in 2020. Her advocacy for women in leadership has led her to project work in India, Zambia, and the U.S., supporting women to achieve their potential in their profession. She has designed, led, and presented at several international empowerment conferences.
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By LearningMateDoris Savron, MBA, Vice Provost of Colleges, Assessment and Curriculum | University of Phoenix
Doris Savron has over 23 years of experience in higher education in a variety of settings including on campus and online. Doris serves as Vice Provost overseeing the strategy for University of Phoenix Colleges, program and curriculum design, institutional assessment, and faculty performance and coaching. This includes oversight of strategy for degree, certificate, and course offerings, design of curriculum, and student learning outcomes for the University. She works collaboratively with her team members to innovate academic solutions that enable the University to provide exceptional student experiences and learning environments to support student success. In her tenure with University of Phoenix, she has served in positions of associate faculty, campus vice president, regional vice president of student services, and college operations.
Doris is passionate about giving back to the community and has served on several boards, including the Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce and Propenum College in Lusaka, Zambia. She currently serves on the board of Career Connectors. She also serves on several committees and advisory councils, including the DEI professionals committee for the Greater Phoenix Chamber and, most recently, the advisory council for UPCEA and AACRAO’s new Converge Conference in 2023 focused on the emerging field of alternative credentials in Higher Education. Doris is often sought out as a speaker for her expertise in mapping relevant skills in programs and building an infrastructure to support career tools in curriculum design, micro-credentialing, and other innovations in curriculum. Doris’s significant contributions in her profession, mentoring, and community leadership have led to her being selected as Greater Phoenix Chamber’s Private Sector Athena Finalist in 2020. Her advocacy for women in leadership has led her to project work in India, Zambia, and the U.S., supporting women to achieve their potential in their profession. She has designed, led, and presented at several international empowerment conferences.
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