Dr. Michael Tuttle

Assistant Professor

2205L Stone Building

Visual Disabilities

Michael Tuttle is an assistant professor in the Visual Disabilities program at Florida State University. The courses he teaches include Unified English Braille, Assistive Technology for Students with Visual Impairments, and Accommodating Students with Visual Impairments. His research focuses on the role assistive technology can play in improving students with visual impairments’ academic experiences and quality-of-life outcomes. Prior to academia, Michael worked as a teacher of students with visual impairments and an assistive technology specialist in Metro Nashville Public Schools.

About Anne's College

The roots of FSU Anne Spencer Daves College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences date back to the university’s establishment, and it is the oldest college of its kind in Florida. Recently expanded in 2023, the College is home to six academic departments united through a common goal to maximize human potential. In total, the College includes the Department of Educational Leadership & Policy Studies, Department of Educational Psychology & Learning Systems, Department of Health, Nutrition, and Food Sciences, Department of Human Development & Family Science, Department of Sport Management, School of Teacher Education, numerous research centers, and three laboratory schools (Florida State University School, FSU Pembroke Pines Charter School, and The Collegiate School at FSU Panama City). In 2024, the college was named after alumna and teacher Anne Spencer Daves.

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