Last month University of Michigan–Dearborn hosted a faculty and staff workshop titled AI, Integrity & Innovation. I was honored to be asked to sit on a faculty panel as part of the day’s events which were kicked off by a keynote from Dr. Tazine Daniels, an Associate Director at the Center for Research in Learning and Teaching at the University of Michigan with closing remarks from Dr. Ravi Pendse, Vice President for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer of the University of Michigan. The university has published a nice overview of the day’s events with a video of the entire day. I don’t want to recreate that article but I was hoping to bring some of the ideas and knowledge that was shared to our readers here on the Hub blog by breaking up the video a bit as it is a little over 2hrs long.
Tazine Daniels Keynote
I really enjoyed Taz’s keynote, especially the presentation of her “Faculty Critical Engagement Pyramid”, which makes room for not just adopting but also abstaning in AI leadership. The video embed below should start at timestamp 5:58 with Chancellor Gabriella Scarlatta introducing Dr. Daniels.
Faculty Panel
After the keynote Taz joined us for a faculty panel which I was honored to also be a part of. The video embed below should start at the 1:00:41 mark with Joan Remski, Vice Provost for Research and Dean of Graduate Studies, introducing the panel.
Closing Remarks
We wrapped up by hearing closing remarks from Ravi Pendse. The video embed below starts at 1:47:36 with Carrie Shumaker, Vice Chancellor for informational Technology and Chief Strategy Officer, introducing Ravi.
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