October 2004 • Table of Contents

College and University Programs in Quality

compiled by
Valerie Funk, editorial assistant

TEXAS

Dallas Baptist University
Dallas.
Four-year, private.
Bachelor’s and master’s degree in business administration. Courses in operations and quality management, undergraduate; quality and process management and operations and quality management, graduate.
Denny Dowd, vice president for graduate and corporate affairs, 214-333-5103, denny@dbu.edu.
www.dbu.edu.

Dallas, University of (Graduate School of Management)
Irving, TX.
Private.
Certificate in quality management as part of the MBA and master’s degree in management programs.
Richard Peregoy, associate professor, head of international management program, 972-721-5046, peregoy@gsm.udallas.edu.
http://gsmweb.udallas.edu.

Keller Graduate School of Management of DeVry University
See listing under Arizona.

McMurry University
Abilene, TX.
Four-year, private.
Course—Management of Quality, school of business, part of the management major; bachelor’s degree in business administration.
Patricia A. Lapoint, 325-793-3855, lapointp@mcmurryadm.mcm.edu.
www.mcm.edu/~lapointp

National Graduate School
See listing under California.

Phoenix, University of
See listing under Arizona.

Tarrant County Community College
Fort Worth, TX.
Two-year, public.
Applied science associate degree in quality technology. Certificates—Total Quality Management Manufacturing and Total Quality Management Service. Courses—Total Quality Management, Teaming, Statistical Process Control, Quality Control, Quality Assurance, Metrology, Testing and Inspection Systems, Standards and Total Quality Management.
Linda Ortberg, quality program coordinator/instructor, 817-515-4783, linda.ortberg@tccd.net.
www.tccd.net.

Texas A&M University, Kingsville
Kingsville, TX.
Four-year, public.
Minor in statistics at master’s degree level including an elective course in quality, introductory statistics and master’s degree in industrial engineering includes statistics and quality.
Margaret Land, professor, statistics, 361-593-2235, margaret.land@tamuk.edu.
www.tamuk.edu.

Texas Tech University
Lubbock, TX.
Technical university, public.
Bachelor’s and master’s degree and doctorate in industrial engineering. Required graduate courses include quality assurance. Undergraduate courses—Quality Assurance and Engineering Statistics. Graduate courses—Design of Experiments, Statistical Data Analysis, Reliability Theory, Total Quality Systems and Quality Assurance.
College of Engineering, 806-742-2787.
Milton L. Smith, professor and chair, industrial engineering, 806-742-3543, mlsmith@coe.ttu.edu.
John E. Kobza, associate professor, 806-742-3543, john.kobza@ttu.edu.
www.ttu.edu or www.coe.ttu.edu.

Institutions with courses or degrees in quality that are not included can send their information to vfunk@asq.org. It will be included in QP’s next listing of college and university programs. Immediate updates will be made to the list on ASQ’s website.