2025 Teaching and Learning Forum 2025

From Cura Personalis to Cura Technologica: Ignatian Values in the Age of AI

Join us for the 14th Annual Teaching and Learning Forum scheduled for Monday, May 19th, from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Hawk Hill campus. An online option will also be available. This year's forum, themed From Cura Personalis to Cura Technologica: Ignatian Values in the Age of AI, will showcase innovative strategies and impactful approaches from our community, exploring how Jesuit values can guide us in adopting a human-centered approach to AI and engaging our students in learning.

In-Person Agenda

Online Agenda

Keynote Speaker

Dr. Bryan Alexander is a futurist and researcher focused on the future of higher education, with a particular emphasis on the impact of artificial intelligence. Through his consulting firm and his role as a senior scholar at Georgetown University, he helps institutions navigate emerging technologies. Bryan is the author of award-winning books, Academia Next and Universities on Fire, and his insights on AI and education have been featured in The Atlantic, NPR, and The New York Times.

Interactive Sessions

Learn how your peers have been innovating their teaching--and the impact it has on their students--through the poster presentations! Choose from five in-person and four Zoom-only concurrent workshops to explore topics such as assessing writing-intensive and diversity courses, embedding career competencies across disciplines, AI in STEM and healthcare education, engaging students in reading, igniting collaborative student learning across disciplines, and more. Join us for a lunch roundtable discussion on current teaching and learning topics!

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