Jane Reinke played a key role in helping three separate colleges implement Statway. Reaching common course numbers, titles, and credits across the three institutions allowed for a streamlined approach to gain articulation agreements for all of the major state universities as well as multiple private colleges and universities for all three institutions. Jane earned a Masters in Pathology from Indiana University and her passion continues to be providing support for disadvantaged students to overcome their barriers to be successful.
Administrator Coaches
Margo Keys
Margo Keys was a critical player in Chippewa’s adoption of both Quantway and Statway at scale. Her experience speaks to what it takes to implement large-scale systemic reform with the Carnegie Math Pathways. Margo earned a Ph.D. in workforce development and education from the University of Minnesota. Her research interests include student persistence and retention.
Stephanie Delaney
Dr. Stephanie Delaney is a champion of math pathways in Washington State. Dr. Delaney has a strong background in Guided Pathways and eLearning and she has spoken nationally on issues related to leadership, technology, and effective online teaching and learning. Dr. Delaney earned her PhD in educational leadership in higher education/distance education at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln. She also holds a law degree from the University of San Diego School of Law and a master’s degree in Environmental Law from Vermont Law School. She earned her B.S. at Georgetown University. Stephanie is an avid knitter, birder, and rower. She lives in Seattle with her husband and son.
Kelly Kohlmetz
Kelly Kohlmetz teaches Quantway and worked to scale it at her institution on the administrative front. Her innovation of implementing Quantway “teaching assistants” with veteran Pathways students is now being shared with the Network at large, and speaks to the utility of knowledge sharing in a Network approach. Her doctoral dissertation centered on a comparison of teaching methods in developmental mathematics. She has recently been involved in the piloting/implementation of the new Quantway Virtual courses.
Stephen Branz
Having formerly worked for SJSU, Stephen Branz provides a unique perspective on implementing Statway at a four-year university, as well as navigating articulation between community colleges and 4-year universities. During his time at San Jose, Stephen conducted a longitudinal study on the positive outcomes for students post-Statway at his institution. His background includes chemical education research focused on undergraduate curriculum and pedagogy.
