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Artificial Intelligence (AI) Summit

A page within Center for Advancing Teaching and Learning (CATL)

MAY 17, 2024

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PROGRAM

Location: 3rd Floor Student Union

Welcome & Introduction -- 9-9:35 am -- 3310 Union

  • “UWL Faculty and Student Perspectives on AI: Survey Highlights” - Tesia Marshik, Chris McCracken, & Bryan Kopp

AI Applications (Flash Presentations) -- 9:45-10:50 am

Concurrent Session A -- 3310 Union

  • “AI in the ‘Real World’: Teaching AI Applications as a Career Readiness Competency” - Christa Kiersch & Christine Manno
  • “Using AI Mathematics Solvers as Catalysts for Meaningful Mathematical Questions”- Joshua Hertel & Nathan Warnberg
  • “DALL·E 3: Generating a buyer persona image” - Andreas Eklund
  • “AI and Finance Education”- Diana Tempski
  • “Top Ten? I need a human please” - Teri Holford

 Concurrent Session B -- 3314 Union

  • "Training the Stochastic Parrot: Using Generative AI to Create Human-like Activity Materials”- Weixu Lu
  • “AI and Literature: Why I don't want to read a book written by an algorithm” - CJ Trussoni
  • “How to use AI in Accounting: An Example from Cost Accounting” - Mehtap Eklund
  • “Developing Student Interest in Tax Research using ChatGPT” - Betsy Schmidt

 Concurrent Session C -- 3110 Union

  • “Enhancing Student Feedback in Career Oriented Assignments with Big Interview AI Features” - Kari Emineth & Terry Smith
  • “Developing AI writing competencies” - Lindsay Steiner
  • “Integrating Microsoft CoPilot to Enhance Financial Education: Leveraging AI for Improved Learning Outcomes and Industry Relevance" -  Nilakshi Borah & Shishir Paudel  
  • “AI and the Library: Information Professionals and the Demands of an Ever-Changing Landscape” - David Mindel
  • “Using ChatGPT over Google to start your coding journey” - Tanvi Thakkar

AI & Academic Integrity (Panel Presentation)  -- 11-11:50 am -- 3310 Union

  • “A Dean’s Perspective” - TJ Brooks
  • “Faculty Senate Perspectives” - Greg Ormes
  • “Student Life Perspectives” - Kara Ostlund
  • "CATL Perspectives" - Bryan Kopp
  •  Student Representative - Nainil Mukesh Jariwala
  •  Moderator - Jacob Hart

Lunch and table conversations --  12-12:50 pm -- 3105 and 3110 Union

Lunch provided to registered attendees. Food will be available in 3105; seating is available in 3105 and 3110 Union. Question prompts will be provided to encourage you to explore AI related topics during lunch. 

AI Across Campus (Panel Presentation) -- 1-2:05 pm -- 3310 Union

  • Artificial Intelligence, Cyborgs, Disability, and Ableism: Science (Non)Fiction in the Classroom”- Andrew Ives (ACCESS)
  • “AI & Research: Implications and Concerns”- Katy Kortenkamp, Ashley Nowak, & Melissa Nielsen (ORSP/IRB)
  • “AI tools in Career Services” - Matt Gordy & Carolyn Moe (Career Services)
  • “A Library Guide to AI Tools” - Scott Pfitzinger (Library)

Roundtable Discussions -- 2:15-3:00 pm -- 3310 and 3110 Union

  • Is there anything to fear? The Ethical Dimensions of AI Technology” - Stewart Eskew & Sam Cocks -- 3310 Union
  •  “Communicating Programmatic Expectations: A Joint Position Statement from UWL’s First-Year Writing Program and Writing Center on Gen AI and Writing” - Darci Thoune & Virginia Crank -- 3110 Union