TLTC Funded Projects

Engaged learning happens everyday throughout campus at University of Michigan. Much of UM's engaged learning opportunities have been supported by the Transforming Learning for a Third Century (TLTC) Initiative. Below are all of the projects and corresponding faculty and staff that were awarded TLTC grants. You can also hear from U-M faculty about their projects in our project showcase.

Quick Wins and Discovery projects were relatively small-scale, “shovel ready” projects, empowering faculty and staff to explore opportunities beyond the traditional. Transformation projects were aimed at large-scale changes to instruction and/or infrastructure, enabling faculty and staff to implement new learning approaches for sustainable and replicable adoption. The last round of awards were announced in December 2015.

Name Sort descending Project title TLTC Fund Year funded Learning Goal(s) Showcase
Patricia Abbot Extending the Global Reach of Nursing Education Quick Wins Communication
Intercultural
Responsibilty
Ellie Abrons Practice Sessions Transformation Creativity
Communication
Self-Agency
View in the Showcase
Sara Ahbel-Rappe Training for Inside-Outside Initiative QWD Intercultural
Responsibilty
Sean Ahlquist Tactile Technologies for Play and Learning: Framework for engaged transdiciplinary teaching and development of technologies for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder QWD Creativity
Intercultural
Communication
Responsibilty
Self-Agency
Christine Aidala Student Experiments in Biomedical Physics: A Journey to Inner Space Quick Wins
Carl Akerlof Making Modern Physics Real QWD
Laurie Alexander Virtual Dissection: Improving Student Learning with the Anatomage Table QWD
Pablo Alvarez Online Tool to Teach Ancient and Byzantine Greek Handwriting Quick Wins
Addell Anderson The University Detroit Center Connector Discovery Intercultural
Communication
Responsibilty
Self-Agency
Olivia Anderson Self-Regulated Learning in Public Health Guided by Principles of Innovation: A 2-year, Multi-Generational Professional Development and Capstone Course in the Master of Publich Health Program in Nutritional Sciences QWD Self-Agency
Arun Argawal Michigan Sustainability Cases Transformation Self-Agency
Responsibilty
Irinia Aristarkhova Dialogues in Feminism, Technology, and Culture: a Distributed Open Collaborative Course Quick Wins Creativity
Maria Arquero de Alarcon Cleveland Design Lab: Applied Urban Regional Studies in the Great Lakes Region Quick Wins Creativity
Communication
Responsibilty
Self-Agency
Frank Ascione Interprofessional Service-Learning Course for Health Science Students Quick Wins Intercultural
Communication
Responsibilty
Self-Agency
Jonathan Atwell Studying Social Behavior with Big Data: an Undergraduate Toolkit Quick Wins
Todd Austin Extending the Global Reach of Nursing Education Quick Wins Intercultural
Communication
Responsibilty
Catherine Badgeley Student engagement with the local and global food system Quick Wins Intercultural
Communication
Responsibilty
Self-Agency
Laura Balzano Data Collection for Digital Signal Processing Quick Wins
Jane Banaszak-Holl Interprofessional Health Education and Collaborative Care: A Transformative Model for the Health Sciences Transformation Communication
Responsibilty
Self-Agency
Jane Banaszak-Holl Expanding Innovation in Action to New Challenges QWD Creativity
Intercultural
Communication
Responsibilty
Self-Agency
Nan Barbas Memory, Aging, & Expressive Arts Quick Wins Intercultural
Communication
Responsibilty
Bart Bartlett Introducing Cumulative Skills Problems to the "I Don't Even Know Where to Start," Series of Web-Based Modules in the Large Lecture Course, Chemistry 130 Quick Wins
Nancy Bartlett "Engaging the Archives:" New Partnerships and Understandings of Teaching and Learning with Primary Sources Transformation Intercultural
Self-Agency
Avik Basu Actively Learning Sustainability through Real-world, Community driven projects Quick Wins Communication
Responsibilty
Fred Becchetti Student Experiments in Biomedical Physics: A Journey to Inner Space Quick Wins