Editorial Team
The Editorial Board consists of (in alphabetical order):
- Pierre van Eijl
Drs. Pierre van Eijl is Honorary researcher and independent senior consultant Higher Education at the Centre for Teaching and Learning, Utrecht University, The Netherlands. He has published extensively about honors education. - Beata Jones
Dr. Beata Jones is a Professor of Business Information Systems Practice, an Honors Faculty Fellow, Neeley Distinguished Teacher, and a founding director of a business honors program at the Neeley School of Business, Texas Christian University, USA. She is an NCHC Teaching and Learning and Professional Development Committees member, a Fulbright Scholar, and co-convener of the Honors International Faculty Institutes sponsored by the NCHC and EHC - Tineke Kingma
Drs. Tineke Kingma is Coordinator of the Windesheim Honours Programmes at Windesheim University of Applied Sciences, the Netherlands. Kingma co-organised the International Honors Conference at Windesheim UAS, held in June 2017 - Albert Pilot
Prof. Dr. Albert Pilot is Emeritus Professor of Curriculum Development and Didactics of Chemistry at Utrecht University, the Netherlands. His research focus is on curriculum development, quality assurance, talent development, cooperative learning, ICT and professional development of teachers in secondary and higher education. - David Rott
Dr. David Rott works at the International Centre for the Study of Giftedness, and as a coordinator for the curriculum concerning diversity and inclusive education at the University of Muenster, Germany. He is interested in giftedness and didactics in higher education as well as research based learning (for students and pupils) and self regulated learning. In his doctoral studies he worked on the development of teacher students in their abilities to deal with gifted students in a special program. - Marca Wolfensberger
Dr. Marca Wolfensberger heads the Research Centre for Talent Development in Higher Education and Society at Hanze University of Applied Sciences Groningen, the Netherlands. She has published about honors pedagogies extensively, is the first European Fellow of the American honors organisation NCHC and the first President of the European Honors Council. - Ron Weerheijm
Ron Weerheijm (MArch) is coordinator of honors education at Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences, the Netherlands. He organized the International Honors Conference in Rotterdam in 2013, an international City as Text faculty institute in Rotterdam in 2016 and is main organizer of the Waddenlab.
