Member Highlights | Majka Drewitz
Honoring Experience: Spotlight on TAICEP’s Seasoned Members
TAICEP is proud to celebrate the dedicated professionals who have been part of our community for years! Their expertise, insights, and mentorship have helped shape the field of international credential evaluation. Through their commitment, they strengthen our network, fostering collaboration and knowledge-sharing worldwide. Join us as we highlight the members who continue to make a lasting impact!
Name: Majka Drewitz
Organization: Educational Credential Evaluators Inc.
Current Location: Grafton, WI/USA
TAICEP Membership: ECE is a founding member of TAICEP. Not sure when I official became a member, but I first participated in the 2020 virtual conference.
What inspired you to join the TAICEP community? It’s a great place to exchange knowledge, and everybody “speaks” evaluation language!
The Best Part of Being a Member: Wonderful colleagues! One of the greatest joys of my work has been building friendships across countries and cultures, and sharing meaningful experiences together both at conferences and beyond.
Have you been involved in events or activities with TAICEP?
- TAICEP workshop/webinar presenter
- TAICEP conference presenter
TAICEP in a Single Word: Fun!
Reflections for the Community: Long, long time ago when I transferred to UW-Milwaukee from my Polish university, I had my transcript evaluation done during Jeanie Bell’s admissions-office tenure (Did she sense she was going to be TAICEP
president one day?). Later, when an opportunity came to join ECE, I felt an instant personal connection to the job and the field. Looking back at all those years, it couldn’t be a better fit! I guess, when it feels right, go for it! You won’t be disappointed. Some careers just happen!
president one day?). Later, when an opportunity came to join ECE, I felt an instant personal connection to the job and the field. Looking back at all those years, it couldn’t be a better fit! I guess, when it feels right, go for it! You won’t be disappointed. Some careers just happen!
