21st Century Learning Environments Task Group
Charge
A Task Group was created to consider what is needed to create a learning environment that encourages critical thinking, communication, collaboration, and creativity, and acknowledges the social and cultural changes that have occurred from the 20th to 21st century and the readiness of faculty and students to negotiate these changes; and to consider the professional development needs of both students and faculty to create this learning environment.
| Tammy Wyatt, Primary Lead Vice Provost for Student Success |
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| Veronica Mendez Senior Vice President for Business Affairs |
Kimberly Andrews Espy Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs |
Working Group Members
| Lynn Barnes Jr. Senior Vice Provost for Strategic Enrollment |
Margaret Floyd Director of Strategic Initiatives and Administration, VPSS |
| Ginnifer (Cie) Gee Associate Vice Provost for University College |
Kathryn Pearson Director of Institutional Projects, Facilities |
| Can Saygin Senior Vice Provost for University Planning |
Additional working group members to be determined.
- Launch Working Group
- Programming Report
Strategic Plan Midpoint Update (Fall 2022)
In November 2019, the 21st Century Learning Environments Task Group, chaired by Heather Shipley, Senior Vice Provost of Academic Affairs and Dean of University College, submitted its final report containing recommendations to help foster healthy and inclusive learning environments in UTSA’s classrooms—an effort which is central to our mission of academic excellence and student success. UTSA is currently working to implement the Task Group’s recommendation in the areas of (1) curricular integration, (2) co-curricular integration, and (3) training, process creation and improvements.
This Initiative Supports Strategic Destinations
Destination One: Model for Student Success
