The greatest impact comes through partnership.
Vibrant partnerships across campus and beyond transform the student experience and deepen connections within the UW–Madison teaching and learning community. At CTLM, we value collaboration at all scales – from working one-on one-with instructors to engaging at the school/college or campus level.
Throughout this site and below, you’ll find references to our current partners. We are interested in creating more. Reach out to discuss how we can help with your next project.
Meet our partners
Campus-wide
- Center for Teaching and Research on Writing
- The Chazen Museum of Art
- The Delta Program
- Design Lab and Media Studios
- DoIT Academic Technology
- Libraries
- McBurney Disability Resource Center
- Morgridge Center for Public Service
- Teaching Academy
- The Discussion Project
- WISCIENCE
- Writing Across the Curriculum (WAC)
Advisors and committees
Instructor Advisory Group
CTLM’s Instructor Advisory Group provides input and feedback on programming and the needs of instructors across their many diverse identities, disciplines and instructional roles at UW–Madison. The group is comprised of academic staff, faculty, and graduate student instructors.
The members are:
- Anna Andrzejewski, Art History
- Eduardo Arvelo, Electrical and Computer Engineering
- Elizabeth Hagermoser-Bayley, Educational Psychology
- Samantha Jacob, Rehabilitation Psychology & Special Education
- Sam Kramer, Physics
- Rick Lankau, Plant Pathology
- Pam McGranahan, Nursing
- Debra Pierce, Journalism
- Amanda Smith, Industrial & Systems Engineering
- Andrew Stevens, Agricultural and Applied Economics
- Ryan Stowe, Chemistry
- Matt Villeneuve, History
- James Windsor, Management & Human Resources
CTLM Operational Partners
Operational Partners brings together the leaders of teaching and learning support units across campus and the CTLM leadership team. The group meets regularly to discuss current and future collaborations to support UW–Madison instructors and address existing and emerging instructional needs.
School, College Instructional Leaders (SCIL)
The CTLM director participates in SCIL, which is convened by the Vice Provost for Teaching & Learning and brings together leaders responsible for supporting instruction from each school and college. The group meets monthly to discuss immediate and long-term opportunities and challenges related to supporting instruction, advancing the student learning experience and promoting equitable student outcomes.