Generative AI Workshops
Faculty Lab — Exploring Gemini, NotebookLM in Action (2nd Date)
Date: Monday, Sep 27 Time: 2:00 – 2:45 PM. RSVP
Length: 45 min (30 min overview + 15 min Q&A) · Applied Workshop
This hands-on session introduces Google’s new AI features in Gemini and NotebookLM. Faculty will see demos and experiment with practical applications for teaching, research, and productivity, and leave with strategies to integrate these tools into their practice.
AI in Creative Practice — Image, Video, and Audio Generation
Date: Monday, Oct 6 Time: 2:00 – 3:00 PM. RSVP
Length: 1 hour (40 min presentation + 20 min discussion) · Deep Dive Workshop
Explore how generative AI can be used to produce visuals, video, and sound. Faculty will gain exposure to tools and workflows that support experimentation in studio and media-based courses. Discussion will include authorship, originality, and creative process.
Designing Assignments in the Age of AI
Date: Monday, Oct 13. Time: 2:30 – 3:30 PM. RSVP
Length: 1 hour (30 min presentation + 30 min discussion) · Deep Dive Workshop
AI is reshaping the way students write, research, and create. This workshop offers practical strategies for designing assignments that maintain integrity and foster originality. Faculty will examine examples of reimagined assignments across disciplines and consider approaches that emphasize process, creativity, and critical thinking. Participants will leave with adaptable models to strengthen assessment in AI-enabled classrooms.
Faculty Lab — Exploring Gemini, NotebookLM in Action
Date: Friday, Oct 17. Time: 3:00 – 3:45 PM. RSVP
Length: 45 min (30 min overview + 15 min Q&A) · Applied Workshop
This hands-on session introduces Google’s new AI features in Gemini and NotebookLM. Faculty will experiment with practical applications for teaching, research, and productivity, and leave with strategies to integrate these tools into their practice. A follow-up consultation on site is available by appointment.
Exploring and Applying AI Literacy Frameworks
Date: Monday, Oct 20. Time: 2:00 – 2:40 PM. RSVP
Length: 40 min (20 min overview + 20 min discussion) · Essentials Workshop
This workshop introduces leading frameworks for AI literacy in higher education. Faculty will explore ways to integrate AI literacy into their teaching to strengthen students’ critical and ethical fluency. Practical examples and adaptable classroom strategies will be shared.
Generative AI and Its Environmental Impact — Challenges and Opportunities
Date: Thursday, Oct 23. Time: 3:30 – 4:10 PM. RSVP
Length: 40 min (20 min presentation + 20 min discussion) · Essentials Workshop
AI carries hidden costs in energy use and sustainability. This session examines the environmental footprint of generative AI and its implications for higher education. Faculty will discuss strategies for integrating sustainability and equity into AI use in teaching and research.
AI and Ethics: Navigating Authorship, Integrity, and Practice
Date: Monday, Oct 27. Time: 2:30 – 3:10 PM. RSVP
Length: 40 min (20 min presentation + 20 min discussion) · Essentials Workshop
This session focuses on the ethical dimensions of generative AI, with particular attention to questions of authorship, originality, and responsibility. Participants will be introduced to ethical frameworks for evaluating AI use and will consider how integrity, accountability, and fairness shape evolving practices.
Faculty Conversations — Showcasing Faculty Innovation with Generative AI
Date: Tuesday, Oct 28. Time: 2:00 – 3:30 PM RSVP
Length: 90 min · Faculty Conversations
This session will highlight faculty-led projects supported through the Generative AI Faculty Cohort and the Innovation in Education Faculty Fund. Faculty will share their work, reflect on experimentation with generative AI in teaching and discuss emerging practices across disciplines.The session will also introduce the new digital showcase featuring these projects — a resource to highlight these projects and inspire new approaches to integrating generative AI in higher education.
