Amy Nettles

Amy Nettles is a higher education professional focused on organizational development, professional learning, and collaborative leadership within complex academic environments. She currently serves as Senior Instructional Designer for Arizona State University’s Office of Medical Education in the John Shufeldt School of Medicine and Medical Engineering, where she leads faculty development initiatives and supports programs related to onboarding, continuous improvement, and organizational effectiveness.

Drawing on more than 20 years of experience across K–12 and higher education, Amy’s work centers on building strong collaborative relationships and developing systems, processes, and learning experiences that support faculty, staff, instructional teams, and academic leaders. She regularly facilitates workshops, coaching initiatives, and cross-functional projects that support growth, communication, and operational coordination across teams.

Amy has designed and facilitated graduate-level courses at Arizona State University focused on the science of teaching, learner-centered instructional practices, and course design. Throughout her career, she has supported a broad range of learners and educational professionals, including students, faculty, staff, working learners, and academic leaders.

She is currently pursuing a Doctor of Education in Leadership and Innovation at Arizona State University, where her research focuses on collaboration, trust-building, and professional growth in higher education.