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RSVP to any fall 2026 AI professional development event to be entered to win a *free* copy of The Norton Guide to AI-Aware Teaching!
RSVP to any fall 2026 AI professional development event to be entered to win a *free* copy of The Norton Guide to AI-Aware Teaching!
September 10
September 10
What Can AI Actually Do? Exploring Tools Together
What Can AI Actually Do? Exploring Tools Together
When: Thur. 9/10 from 4-5 p.m. in Admin 308
Who: All faculty & staff welcome
What: A hands-on experience exploring the actual capabilities, hallucinations, and limitations of current AI models. Based on chapter 3 in The Norton Guide. Facilitated by Emily Wierszewski.
September 15
September 15
Lunch & Learn - Reclaiming Joy: Ludic Pedagogy in the Age of AI
Lunch & Learn - Reclaiming Joy: Ludic Pedagogy in the Age of AI
🍔 Lunch provided for all registrants! 🍔
When: Tue. 9/15 from 12:30-1:30 in Cecilian Hall
Who: All faculty and staff welcome
What: This interactive workshop explores how ludic pedagogy (learning through play and curiosity) can transform the college classroom in the age of AI. Faculty will leave with practical, play-informed strategies to boost student engagement in any learning environment. Led by Emily Wierszewski.
September 30
September 30
Reimagining Writing Assignments in the Age of AI
Reimagining Writing Assignments in the Age of AI
When: Wed. 9/30 from 4-5 in Admin 309
Who: All faculty and staff welcome
What: Practical suggestions for updating and revising your writing assignments as you adapt to AI in the classroom. Based on chapter 11 in The Norton Guide. Led by Emily Wierszewski & Kim Pennesi.
October 9
October 9
AI-Aware Teaching Workshop with Dr. Annette Vee
AI-Aware Teaching Workshop with Dr. Annette Vee
🍔 Free lunch tickets for first 20 registrants! 🍔
When: Fri. 10/9 from 11:30-1:30 p.m. in Boyle 156
Who: All faculty welcome - bring your lunch!
What: Dr. Annette Vee of the U of Pittsburgh will lead us in discussion and application of ideas from her new book, The Norton Guide to AI-Aware Teaching.
S.O.A.R. Forward
S.O.A.R. Forward
As part of our commitment to institutional innovation, Seton Hill has joined the CIC AI Ready Network. This 12-month professional development partnership provides our faculty, staff, and administrators with the practical skills, use cases, and strategic frameworks needed to effectively integrate artificial intelligence across every department on campus.
Spans all campus roles (faculty, staff, and administrators).
Covers both pedagogical (teaching) and operational (business/workflow) uses of AI.
Emphasizes collaborative resource sharing and hands-on skills.
Learn more & sign up! soar.setonhill.edu
Hanna Barakat & Cambridge Diversity Fund / https://betterimagesofai.org / https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Seton Hill University faculty and staff in Academic Affairs are eligible to join the AI Academy, a year-long cohort program designed to immerse participants in values-based professional development around genAI. The experience culminates in the creation of a capstone project.
Learn more about the AI Academy, including past capstones, here.
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