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Student Insight and Sector Policy Manager
Jo joined the University of Hull in November 2017 and works as a Student Insight and Sector Policy Manager in the Strategic Planning and Business Intelligence Service.
With analytical skills developed over almost a decade of working as an Intelligence Analyst for Humberside Police, the latter four years in a senior position, Jo's work is now focused on producing actionable insights about the student journey and sector policy within higher education.
Within the Student Insight and Sector Policy Team, Jo undertakes analysis of student survey data sets including the National Student Survey (NSS) and Module Evaluation Questionnaires (MEQs); managing processes, streamlining reporting and presenting results to a variety of audiences. The team's aim is to develop and support the use of data for enhancement of teaching and learning.
In 2021, Jo completed a Postgraduate Certificate in Academic Practice (PCAP) and became a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.
The main area of focus in my role is the development and analysis of the Module Evaluation Questionnaire (MEQ) process and results data.
During 2019 I co-chaired an MEQ working group which reviewed the purpose and format of MEQs and how MEQs fit into module review as a whole. Now that the majority of this work has been implemented I am focusing on analysing student survey results collectively and evaluating the impact of student survey results on teaching practice.
Teaching Excellence Awards Finalist
2018
MEQ Working Group Co-Chair
2019
QSN Special Interest Group for MEQs - Member
Presenter at the 2021 Advance HE Surveys and Insights Conference
2021
I presented my work on the translation of student feedback into enhancement activity at Advance HE's 2021 Surveys and Insights Conference, which has the theme "Adapting to challenging times". This is in the form of a video presentation on how the move to online teaching in 2020 influenced enhancement activity in response to the student voice. My work focuses on the enhancement activity proposed within the standardised forms completed by staff to provide a reflection on their MEQ feedback. These forms are sent out to students to demonstrate that feedback is listened to and acted upon; closing the feedback loop for MEQs. I have conducted both quantitative and qualitative analysis on aspects of this data to identify the types of enhancement activity being proposed over three trimesters and considering the impact of Covid-19.
Fellow of the Higher Education Academy
Teaching Excellence Academy Blog Post
Closing the loop - evaluating the use of student feedback to enhance teaching
Association of University Administrators Guest Blog
Taking closing the loop further at the University of Hull Guest blog post for EvaSys Evaluation and Assessment
EvaSys Guest Blog
Responding to the Student Voice: How University of Hull Aims to Improve Student Satisfaction on Feedback Response
Great Debates in HE
Co-presented a Teaching Excellence Academy Great Debate on Unconscious Bias and Teaching Evaluations.
Student Insight and Sector Policy
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