UT Teaching and Learning Consortium
Mission
The UT Teaching and Learning Consortium (UTTLC) unites campus partners in our efforts to elevate teaching and learning University-wide through guidance and support on evidence-based instruction.
Goals
The UT Teaching and Learning Consortium:
- Enhances communication across teaching and learning professionals in an effort to coordinate our work
- Increases opportunities for collaboration and connection across the UT teaching and learning community
- Makes recommendations to UT leadership on emerging topics in the area of teaching and learning
- Amplifies the value of effective, evidence-based, student-centered teaching at UT
- Guidance about Evidence-based Pedagogy: “Teaching FAQs for UT Instructors” resource
- Feedback and support on campus-wide teaching and learning projects: Peer Review Pilot to improve UT teaching and learning processes
Guidance about Evidence-based Pedagogy: Collaborating on “5 Things to Know About ChatGPT” webpage and other resources to guide campus as we navigate emerging generative AI tools in higher education
Executive Sponsor
Academic Affairs
Facilitator
Molly Hatcher, Assistant Vice Provost for Teaching and Learning, Director (Center for Teaching and Learning)
Advanced Planning and Strategy
Chad Fulton (Center for Teaching and Learning)
Members
Academy of Distinguished Teachers
Brad Love
CSU Teams Supporting Teaching and Learning
- Brandon Campitelli (Office of Instructional Innovation, McCombs School of Business)
- Keely Finkelstein (Stem Education Excellence, College of Natural Sciences)
- Shelly Furness (Center for Advancing Teaching Excellence, Moody College of Communication)
- Lucas Horton (Office of Instructional Innovation, College of Education)
- Kristie Loescher (Office of Instructional Innovation, McCombs School of Business)
- Kristin Patterson (Stem Education Excellence, College of Natural Sciences)
- Katie Sanders (Center for Professional Development and Scholarship, School of Nursing)
- Stephen Walls (Office of Instructional Innovation, McCombs School of Business)
President’s and Provost’s Office Units
- Anne Braseby (Center for Teaching and Learning)
- Jen Moon (Faculty Affairs)
- Michele Ostrow (UT Libraries)
- Julie Schell (Office of Academic Technology)
- Holly Schneider (Texas Global)
- Thea Woodruff (Longhorn Wellness Center)
Provost’s Teaching Fellows
Stephanie Holmsten
In fall 2021, Senior Vice Provost of Academic Affairs Mark Smith charged the Center for Teaching and Learning with calling together a group of staff and faculty leaders at UT who are overseeing teaching and learning support and decision making on campus. Since that time, the group has been engaging in regular meetings with a variety of campus partners to forge new and nurture existing teaching and learning collaborations on campus and increase coordination of teaching and learning efforts to make an even greater positive impact for instructors, staff and students on campus around UT’s academic mission.
contact us
ctl@utexas.edu