Kelsey Hample, associate professor of economics, has incorporated AI into her teaching, utilizing AI with student research journal prompts. At an FDC-sponsored Lunch & Learn, she will share with the Furman community about how her students record their use of AI tools during a semester-long, scaffolded research project.  To engage fully in the workshop, attendees are encouraged to bring a laptop or tablet when attending. 

This is part of the FDC’s multi-session program “AI in Action,” however attendance at the second and third sessions is not an expectation for those joining the conversation (but gladly encouraged).

Anyone able to attend all three sessions will be eligible to win a rare signed hard copy of ChatGPT Assignments to Use in Your Classroom Today signed by author Kevin Yee.

Session Details:  

• February 6, 12-1 p.m. 
• Location: Duke Library, Room 203 (Pitts Room) 
• Brown-bag lunch, FDC to provide snacks and drinks 
• Bring your laptop/tablet for hands-on learning and to test out new-to-you AI

Register online today for one or all of these AI in Action spring semester sessions.

Other Session Information: 

Session 2, “Leveraging AI for Productivity,” featuring Buket Oztas (Politics and International Affairs) 

• February 24, 12:30-1:20 p.m. 
• Trustees’ Dining Room
• Lunch provided (please arrive a few minutes before the start of each lunch and learn to make your meal selections)
• Bring your laptop/tablet for hands-on learning and to test out new-to-you AI

Session 3, “Collaborations with AI in Student Research,” featuring Jessica Hennessey (Economics) 

• April 14, 12:30-1:20 p.m. 
• Trustees’ Dining Room 
• Lunch provided (please arrive a few minutes before the start of each lunch and learn to make your meal selections)
• Bring your laptop/tablet for hands-on learning and to test out new-to-you AI