CTLT has two divisions: Transformative Teaching and Learning and Academic Computing Technology.
Transformative Teaching and Learning supports initiatives and programs in advising, pedagogy, and instructional technology in cooperation with the Faculty Senate and departments across the university. Academic Computing Technology (ACT) helps build a world class learning environment by designing, maintaining, and supporting media for university-wide events and classroom technology.
Transformative Teaching & Learning
Initiatives and Supported Programs
Building a World Class Learning Environment
Academic Classroom Technology Services
Urgent Classroom Technology Needs: Call 540-665-4551
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Instructional Technologies
Canvas, ExamSoft, Turnitin, Zoom, Panopto, and more.
George Hoffman
Robin Brugger
Online Teaching and Instructional Design
Distance Education Teaching, Pedagogy.
Karrin Lukacs
Anne Marchant
General Questions
Document Formatting, Poster Design, ePortfolio Design, Google Drive Apps, Administrative Assistance.
Ginny Armagh
Academic Computing Technology
Classroom Technology, Event Support and Media Loans for All Campuses
ACT Acting Director and Lead Technician, Health Professions Building Winchester
Jeff Piotter
Technology Services Coordinator, Main Campus Winchester
Val Gangwer
Academic Technology Coordinator, Scholar Plaza Loudoun
Sabrina Hines
Technology Support Specialist, Main Campus Winchester
Jim Shaffer
Academic Computing Support Specialist, Inova Center for Personalized Health Fairfax
Paveen (Win) Bunyasrie
Event Support and Equipment Request Form
Shenandoah Center for Immersive Learning
SCIL
A division of CTLT, SCIL infuses AR/VR simulation models into teaching and learning experiences, and includes the Emergency Preparedness Instruction Center (EPIC), the Role-Player Workforce (RPW), and the Augmented Reality Chamber (ARC). Learn more…
SCIL is on the lower level of the Rotunda in the Health and Life Sciences Building.
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Our Mission
The CTLT mission is to promote the highest quality education for students by fostering a culture of creativity, collaborative mentoring, continuous improvement and lifelong learning and to provide the knowledge, tools, and support that faculty and learners need to reach their fullest potential. Center staff are committed to principles of diversity, accessibility, and academic integrity.
Email: ctlt@su.edu
Phone: 540-542-6537
Locations
Winchester:
322 Smith Library
Health Professions Building
Ashburn:
Scholar Plaza Loudoun
Fairfax:
Innova Center for Personalized Health