AI Teaching and Learning Committee

Charge: To develop a policy for how AI should be used ethically in the classroom teaching & learning and what should be included as a syllabus statement to make this clear.

 

Faculty

Curby Alexander, Associate Professor of Teaching & Learning Sciences, College of Education
Jean Marie Brown, PPP Journalism, Bob Schieffer College of Communication
Leslie Browning-Samoni, Instructor II of Fashion Merchandising, College of Fine Arts
Muriel Cormican, Associate Dean, AddRan College of Liberal Arts
Stacy Grau, Associate Dean, John V. Roach Honors College
Beata Jones, PPP Business Information Systems, Neeley School of Business
Marc Neri, Associate PPP Accounting, Neeley School of Business, Faculty Senate Representative
Jean Franco Rivera Perez, Assoc. Professor of Communication Sciences & Disorders, Harris College of Nursing & Health Sciences

Students

Zeke Jewart, Marketing major, Student Government Association representative 

Titus Fagan, Accounting major, Student Government Association representative 

Leonel Rodriguez, History, Graduate Student Senate representative 

Harrison Perry, MBA, Graduate Student Senate representative 

Sergio Alexander, Higher Education Leadership, Graduate Student Senate representative  

 

Staff

David E. Allen, Executive Director, Institutional Effectiveness

M. Francyne Huckaby, Associate Provost for Faculty Affairs
Rebecca Putman, Asst. Director of Teaching Innovation, Koehler Center for Teaching Effectiveness
Shelley Shuga, Assoc. Director of Computer Systems, Information Technology
Cheryl Slocumb, Director, Adams Center for Writing 
Kyle Stagner, IT HPAIC Facilitator, Information Technology
Susan Weeks, Office of the Provost
Reggie Wilburn, Associate Provost for Undergraduate Studies