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 ascending Project title TLTC Fund Year funded Learning Goal(s) Showcase
Vineet Kamat Construction as a Stimulus Hub to Advance Research, Practice, and Education QWD Responsibilty
Self-Agency
Vineet Kamat Experiential Learning in Construction Discovery Creativity
Responsibilty
Self-Agency
Michael Jordan Field-Based Student Engagement and the Academy: A UM Main Campus-UM Biological Station Initiative Transformation Communication
Self-Agency
Lynn Johnson Audio Enhanced Video-Assisted Clinical Instruction to Teach Dental Alveolar Surgery Quick Wins Self-Agency
Jeremiah Johnson Michigan Sustainability Cases Transformation Communication
Self-Agency
Nancy Janz Change Agents for Transforming Society (CATS) Discovery Intercultural
Communication
Responsibilty
David Jackson Student Partnerships in Arts and Technology QWD Creativity
Responsibilty
Self-Agency
David Jackson Cultural Entrepreneurship Initiative: Transforming Art & Artists in the Age of Digital Media QWD Creativity
Self-Agency
Ines Ibanez Transportation for students to Mathaei Botanical Gardens Discovery
Ines Ibanez Michigan Sustainability Cases Transformation Communication
Self-Agency
Holly Hughes SLIP: Summer Lab for Interdisciplinary Performance Quick Wins Creativity
Responsibilty
Michael Hortsch Developing Second Look Computer Tablet Applications - Interactive Self Evaluation Tools for Learning the Anatomical Sciences Quick Wins
Andrew Horning UM Campus Farm/Sustainable Food Systems Program Quick Wins Intercultural
Communication
Responsibilty
Self-Agency
Debra Horner CLOSUP in the Classroom QWD Self-Agency
Gail Horner Learning through Multidisciplinary Experiences Discovery Creativity
Responsibilty
Self-Agency
James Holloway College of Engineering Common Reading Program Quick Wins Creativity
Communication
Leslie Hollingsworth A Proposal for Student Engagement in the Creation of a Model for Enhancing Preparation for Effective Social Work Services to African American Families Quick Wins Intercultural
Communication
Responsibilty
Andrew Holder Pratice Sessions Transformation Creativity
Responsibilty
Self-Agency
Janean Holden Virtual Anatomical Dissection for Transforming the Learning of Human Anatomy QWD Creativity
Self-Agency
Gail Hohner Michigan Engaging Community through the Classroom (MECC) Transformation Creativity
Communication
Responsibilty
Self-Agency
Jesse Hoffung-Garskof Bridging Practice to Theory: Providing Academic Scaffolding to Student Organizations Working in International Contexts  Quick Wins Intercultural
Communication
Responsibilty
Eric Hofer Developing Second Look Computer Tablet Applications - Interactive Self Evaluation Tools for Learning the Anatomical Sciences Quick Wins
Lesli Hoey Deliberative learning: connecting international urban planning theory and practice through a case study , peer-learning approach Quick Wins Responsibilty
Self-Agency
Laura Hirshfield The Influence of Team Projects on Engineering Students' Self-Efficacy and Interest QWD Responsibilty
Self-Agency
Sharon Herbert Changing the Way We Teach the Ancient World: Engaged Learning Tools for Ancient World Classrooms Transformation Creativity
Intercultural