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What follows is a case study that can be adapted by a wide range of academic programs, such as facultydevelopment centers, university learning centers, and writing centers. For our LIAISONS program, these activities included: Need #1: Advising university senate committees as they draft campus AI-use policies.
What follows is a case study that can be adapted by a wide range of academic programs, such as facultydevelopment centers, university learning centers, and writing centers. For our LIAISONS program, these activities included: Need #1: Advising university senate committees as they draft campus AI-use policies.
A comprehensive task force should include: IT, faculty, instructional designers, student support services (especially your campus accessibility office), facultydevelopment, student affairs (especially your conduct office if your campus has one), general counsel, and, students.
” It comes from remarks given in 1929 by Dean Emeritus Stanley Coulter of Purdue University as recorded in the Secretarial Notes of the Tenth Annual Conferences of Deans and Advisers of Men. Strozier from the University of Chicago included this in his Presidential address at the 1954 NASPA national conference.
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