AI Listening Session for Faculty & Staff
Event Description
Join us to share your thoughts about teaching, learning, and AI!
The landscape of higher education is rapidly evolving with the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Through the Institute on AI, Pedagogy, and the Curriculum with AAC&U, we are exploring ways that we can better address AI in teaching and learning. We want to hear your experiences, your concerns, and your ideas.
This is an open discussion for all faculty and staff to share their perspectives on the opportunities and challenges AI presents in our academic environment.
We'll be exploring critical questions like:
Time: 12:30pm-1:45pm
Location: West Campus - Melville Library, Special Collections Seminar Room (the room is to the left at the top of the first flight of stairs from the Melville lobby)
or
Date: Wednesday, December 3rd
Time: 10:30am-11:45am
Location: East Campus - HSC 2-154
Please register in advance so we can confirm the room.
Note: Videos will not be shared publicly and comments will only be shared in aggregate.
Your input is vital. From pedagogy to assessment, your insights will be critical. We look forward to a thoughtful and productive conversation!
The landscape of higher education is rapidly evolving with the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Through the Institute on AI, Pedagogy, and the Curriculum with AAC&U, we are exploring ways that we can better address AI in teaching and learning. We want to hear your experiences, your concerns, and your ideas.
This is an open discussion for all faculty and staff to share their perspectives on the opportunities and challenges AI presents in our academic environment.
We'll be exploring critical questions like:
- In the age of AI, what are the opportunities you see for enriching the classroom and curriculum? How can it enhance student learning or your professional practice?
- What are the most significant challenges and concerns that AI raises for you regarding academics, student integrity, or your workload?
- What resources (tools, training, technical support, policy guidance, etc.) do you need to feel confident and successful in the age of AI?
Time: 12:30pm-1:45pm
Location: West Campus - Melville Library, Special Collections Seminar Room (the room is to the left at the top of the first flight of stairs from the Melville lobby)
or
Date: Wednesday, December 3rd
Time: 10:30am-11:45am
Location: East Campus - HSC 2-154
Please register in advance so we can confirm the room.
Note: Videos will not be shared publicly and comments will only be shared in aggregate.
Your input is vital. From pedagogy to assessment, your insights will be critical. We look forward to a thoughtful and productive conversation!
- Dr. Rose Tirotta-Esposito (Assistant Provost; Director of CELT)
- Dr. Elizabeth Hewitt (Associate Professor in the Department of Technology and Society (DTS) in the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences)
- Chris Kretz (Associate Librarian and Head of Academic Engagement at SBU Libraries)
- Prof. Rajiv Lajmi (Assistant Professor in the School of Health Professions and Chair of Applied Health Informatics)
- Dr. Matthew Salzano (Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication in the School of Communication and Journalism)
