Teaching in the Age of AI: Classroom Realities, Reflections, and Next Steps (in-person)
Join colleagues across the disciplines for a panel and interactive workshop exploring how generative AI is reshaping teaching, learning, and course design at Swarthmore.
Lunch will be served.
Panelists
Maggie Delano
Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Engineering
Professor Delano's teaching and research is at the intersections of electrical and computer engineering, biomedical engineering, and inclusive engineering design.
Peter Schmidt
William R. Kenan, Jr., Professor of English Literature
Professor Schmidt has also taught courses cross-listed with Environmental Studies or Black Studies.
Susie Schwarz
Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science
Professor Schwarz's research builds on quantitative historical data to study the political economy of race and incarceration in 19th-century America.
[Image description: AI-generated modern university courtyard featuring students engaging with tablet and laptop devices amidst glowing digital data overlays. Digital displays illustrate data networks, analytics, "AI-Powered Research", "Adaptive Learning", and "Ethical AI". To the right, a clock tower stands beside a modern glass-walled lab where students and instructors conduct science experiments with holographic visualization tools.]
Instructors
Amanda Licastro
Andrew Ruether
Jen Moore
Contact us
- Jen Moore
- jm••••2@swa••••e.edu
Location
Classifications
Levels
- Staff
- Faculty