Dr. Jeremy Anderson has spent his career in education, beginning as a high school history teacher before moving into postsecondary leadership. He currently serves as vice president of institutional research at Collin College. Previously, he held leadership roles at Bay Path University and Dallas College.
His work has centered on strategy, innovation, and institutional capacity building across a wide range of functions in higher education. Across these roles, he has focused on helping colleges and universities strengthen how they serve students, adapt to change, and contribute to the communities around them.
Throughout his career, Dr. Anderson has helped lead efforts focused on student success, innovation, teaching and learning, and workforce opportunity. His work has also included contributions to professional and civic organizations committed to strengthening education, expanding opportunity, and supporting the communities they serve.
He lives in Coppell, Texas, with his wife, Joanna, and daughter, Irene.
Education:
Ed.D. | Creighton University
M.S. | Eastern Connecticut State University
B.S.Ed. | Central Connecticut State University
Past Experience:
Vice President of Learning Innovation, Analytics, and Technology | Bay Path University
Associate Vice Chancellor of Strategic Research and Analytics | Dallas College
How has education changed your life/your family?
Education is one of the most powerful forces we have for moving lives and communities forward. I have benefited from that power personally, and it is a large part of why I have devoted my work to expanding that opportunity for others. When education expands possibility for more people, it does more than change individual lives. It strengthens families, communities, and our shared future.