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 Project title TLTC Fund Sort descending Year funded Learning Goal(s) Showcase
Adam Fure Pratice Sessions Transformation Creativity
Responsibilty
Self-Agency
View in the Showcase
Elisabeth Gerber Michigan Engaging Community through the Classroom (MECC) Transformation Creativity
Communication
Responsibilty
Self-Agency
Daniel Crane Re-Imagining Legal Education: Early Experiential Learning and Community Engagement in Legal Education Transformation Communication
Responsibilty
Self-Agency
Melissa Gross Interprofessional Health Education and Collaborative Care: A Transformative Model for the Health Sciences Transformation Communication
Responsibilty
Self-Agency
David Santacroce Re-Imagining Legal Education: Early Experiential Learning and Community Engagement in Legal Education Transformation Communication
Responsibilty
Self-Agency
Perry Samson Personalizing at Scale: Engaging Every Student as an Individual Transformation Self-Agency
Sharon Haar Field-Based Student Engagement and the Academy: A UM Main Campus-UM Biological Station Initiative Transformation Communication
Self-Agency
Bonnie Hagerty Interprofessional Health Education and Collaborative Care: A Transformative Model for the Health Sciences Transformation Communication
Responsibilty
Self-Agency
Monica Hakimi Re-Imagining Legal Education: Early Experiential Learning and Community Engagement in Legal Education Transformation Communication
Responsibilty
Self-Agency
Rebecca Hardin Michigan Sustainability Cases Transformation Communication
Self-Agency
Kim Hayes Field-Based Student Engagement and the Academy: A UM Main Campus-UM Biological Station Initiative Transformation Communication
Self-Agency
Sharon Herbert Changing the Way We Teach the Ancient World: Engaged Learning Tools for Ancient World Classrooms Transformation Creativity
Intercultural
Gail Hohner Michigan Engaging Community through the Classroom (MECC) Transformation Creativity
Communication
Responsibilty
Self-Agency
Andrew Holder Pratice Sessions Transformation Creativity
Responsibilty
Self-Agency