Events

AI: Using Assessing, and Citing

AI: Using, Assessing, and Citing

When: Thursday, April 2 from 11:30-12:20 
Where: Berkman Hall 429

Everywhere we look we see AI in the news and in advertisements, but how do we choose to use it in our academic life? There are a multitude of AI tools as well as a variety of ethics and quality questions to consider as well, so how do we know what to pick and how to properly apply it to our situations? This interactive workshop will give you a variety of currently free AI options to think about using, how to frame prompts, assess the outputs, and use ethically with an end focus on proper citing.

Presented by: Rachel Rickel, Visiting Assistant College Lecturer in the First-Year Writing Program 

Authentic Assessment Workshop

Authentic Assessments and AI

When: Tuesday, April 28, 2026, 11:30am to 12:30pm
Where: Zoom

This workshop explores authentic assessments that align well with the presence and use of generative AI. Rather than using AI to create assessments, this session focuses on crafting meaningful learning experiences that remain relevant and effective in an AI-enhanced classroom. Participants will consider practical examples across disciplines, reflect on how AI may be impacting their current assignments, and leave with adaptable strategies for strengthening academic integrity and student engagement.

Hosted by: The Center for Faculty Excellence and Michael Schwartz Library

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