Joseph is one of the most talented leaders and instructional designers that I have had the privilege to work with. As the Executive Director of Online Learning, Joseph has led Bay College to be a national leader in online learning, accessibility, and open-educational resources. Over the course of a decade, his efforts to deliver high quality online education at Bay College resulted in significantly reducing the gap in passing rates between traditional courses and online courses. Joseph and his department developed a high quality instructor online certification course, introduced Quality Matters, developed an accessibility course, and successfully implemented a student online orientation. These efforts, combined with a series of consistent and quality training opportunities, have made a significant positive impact on Bay College students, faculty, and staff. Joseph has also been heavily involved in several important task forces and committees across campus. Diversity, equity, and inclusion are a passion for him and since he joined Bay College, he has co-led the institution's Diversity Committee, which has grown from a passive group to an active, campus-wide action-oriented committee. Diversity and equity are now a key part of Bay's strategic agenda because of the work Joseph has done. Additionally, Joseph has been a policy leader at Bay College, advocating for campus-wide efforts to be accessible to all students using a Universal Design for Learning approach. Joseph has also played a critical role in improving the quality of our instructor evaluation process by leading efforts to develop best practices and a set of standards surrounding teaching and learning in the online environment. Additionally, he regularly works with Academic Deans to implement best practices in teaching and learning evaluation. Bay College is now a nationally-recognized leader in open-educational resources thanks to Joseph's work. Joseph was heavily involved in obtaining a large grant that allowed Bay to develop a strong OER presence, and has led the institution to the national spotlight for the past 5 years. I highly recommend Joseph for any work as he is a dynamic leader, strong-willed, compassionate, and an all-around good human being. Dr. Matthew J. Barron

Joseph has been a key resource in the statewide efforts supporting OER and digital accessibility. His leadership has been instrumental in moving the conversation forward in both of these critical areas that create opportunities for access and success in higher education.

Joseph is one of the most talented leaders and instructional designers that I have had the privilege to work with. As the Executive Director of Online Learning, Joseph has led Bay College to be a national leader in online learning, accessibility, and open-educational resources. Over the course of a decade, his efforts to deliver high quality online education at Bay College resulted in significantly reducing the gap in passing rates between traditional courses and online courses. Joseph and his department developed a high quality instructor online certification course, introduced Quality Matters, developed an accessibility course, and successfully implemented a student online orientation. These efforts, combined with a series of consistent and quality training opportunities, have made a significant positive impact on Bay College students, faculty, and staff. Joseph has also been heavily involved in several important task forces and committees across campus. Diversity, equity, and inclusion are a passion for him and since he joined Bay College, he has co-led the institution's Diversity Committee, which has grown from a passive group to an active, campus-wide action-oriented committee. Diversity and equity are now a key part of Bay's strategic agenda because of the work Joseph has done. Additionally, Joseph has been a policy leader at Bay College, advocating for campus-wide efforts to be accessible to all students using a Universal Design for Learning approach. Joseph has also played a critical role in improving the quality of our instructor evaluation process by leading efforts to develop best practices and a set of standards surrounding teaching and learning in the online environment. Additionally, he regularly works with Academic Deans to implement best practices in teaching and learning evaluation. Bay College is now a nationally-recognized leader in open-educational resources thanks to Joseph's work. Joseph was heavily involved in obtaining a large grant that allowed Bay to develop a strong OER presence, and has led the institution to the national spotlight for the past 5 years. I highly recommend Joseph for any work as he is a dynamic leader, strong-willed, compassionate, and an all-around good human being. Dr. Matthew J. Barron

Joseph has been a key resource in the statewide efforts supporting OER and digital accessibility. His leadership has been instrumental in moving the conversation forward in both of these critical areas that create opportunities for access and success in higher education.

Joseph is one of the most talented leaders and instructional designers that I have had the privilege to work with. As the Executive Director of Online Learning, Joseph has led Bay College to be a national leader in online learning, accessibility, and open-educational resources. Over the course of a decade, his efforts to deliver high quality online education at Bay College resulted in significantly reducing the gap in passing rates between traditional courses and online courses. Joseph and his department developed a high quality instructor online certification course, introduced Quality Matters, developed an accessibility course, and successfully implemented a student online orientation. These efforts, combined with a series of consistent and quality training opportunities, have made a significant positive impact on Bay College students, faculty, and staff. Joseph has also been heavily involved in several important task forces and committees across campus. Diversity, equity, and inclusion are a passion for him and since he joined Bay College, he has co-led the institution's Diversity Committee, which has grown from a passive group to an active, campus-wide action-oriented committee. Diversity and equity are now a key part of Bay's strategic agenda because of the work Joseph has done. Additionally, Joseph has been a policy leader at Bay College, advocating for campus-wide efforts to be accessible to all students using a Universal Design for Learning approach. Joseph has also played a critical role in improving the quality of our instructor evaluation process by leading efforts to develop best practices and a set of standards surrounding teaching and learning in the online environment. Additionally, he regularly works with Academic Deans to implement best practices in teaching and learning evaluation. Bay College is now a nationally-recognized leader in open-educational resources thanks to Joseph's work. Joseph was heavily involved in obtaining a large grant that allowed Bay to develop a strong OER presence, and has led the institution to the national spotlight for the past 5 years. I highly recommend Joseph for any work as he is a dynamic leader, strong-willed, compassionate, and an all-around good human being. Dr. Matthew J. Barron

Joseph has been a key resource in the statewide efforts supporting OER and digital accessibility. His leadership has been instrumental in moving the conversation forward in both of these critical areas that create opportunities for access and success in higher education.