Joyce University of Nursing and Health Sciences, a Draper-based institution offering education for healthcare careers, has appointed Ilse Wallace as provost and chief academic officer. Wallace will focus on advancing academic quality, strengthening curriculum and clinical learning, and supporting student success. Wallace has more than 20 years of experience in nursing education and academic leadership, with a track record of strengthening curriculum quality and improving student outcomes at scale. She most recently served as associate provost and executive dean of academic quality at Chamberlain University, where she was a member of the university’s academic cabinet and led teams responsible for curriculum, assessment, clinical learning, faculty development and academic support. Her other academic roles include assistant provost for university curricula and dean of pre-licensure BSN programs at Chamberlain University and department chair and professor at Palm Beach State College. Wallace also has experience leading artificial intelligence initiatives, expanding academic support services and advancing competency-based education.
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