Ines Joseph

Vice Chancellor of Student Success | Student Success

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​​​​​​Current Title: Vice Chancellor of Student Success​

History With Dallas College

• July 2020-Present: Vice Chancellor of Student Success
• ​January​ 2023-June 2024: Interim President, Mountain View Campus
• July 2019-August ​2021: President, Mountain View Campus

Educational Background

• Bachelor of Science in business administration from Southeast Missouri State University (Fulbright Scholar)
• Master of Science in management studies from the University of Waikato
• Doctor of Education in higher education from the University of Georgia

Professional Memberships and Associations

• Association of Institutional Research (AIR)
• Southern Association of Institutional Research (SAIR)
• Texas Association of Institutional Research (TAIR)
• The National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development (NISOD)

College Awards

• 2020 Phi Theta Kappa - Paragon Award for New College Presidents
• 2019 Aspen Institute Presidential Fellowship
• Harvard Institute of Education Management
• National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development Excellence Award
• Emerging Leaders Trusted Leader Award (Palo Alto College)
• Alamo Colleges Leadership Academy for Success Leadership Excellence Award

Related Professional Experience

• Vice President of College Services/Chief Administration Officer; oversaw an annual budget of more than $30 million, as well as $72 million in projects funded by general obligation bonds; served as SACSCOC liaison; Palo Alto College, 2008-2019
• Director of Assessment; managed institutional effectiveness program and helped academic deans develop their plans; supported department chairs with developing and implementing student learning outcomes; University of South Alabama, 2005-2008
• Vice President of Institutional Research and Planning; responsible for monitoring and assessing institutional effectiveness; led strategic planning process; oversaw strategic retention and enrollment management research; Georgia Military College, 2001-2005