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Artificial Intelligence in Research & Higher Education
at The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
The FAPA Inaugural Symposium aims to unite Asian American scholars, professionals, and leaders to address two critical dimensions shaping our community's future: harnessing artificial intelligence to advance research and education, and strengthening civic engagement to protect rights and develop the next generation of leaders. Through knowledge sharing and collaborative dialogue, this event seeks to empower our community to lead with innovation and purpose in both technological and civic spheres.
The FAPA Inaugural Symposium aims to unite Asian American scholars, professionals, and leaders to address two critical dimensions shaping our community's future: harnessing artificial intelligence to advance research and education, and strengthening civic engagement to protect rights and develop the next generation of leaders. Through knowledge sharing and collaborative dialogue, this event seeks to empower our community to lead with innovation and purpose in both technological and civic spheres.
Saturday, August 1, 2026
Saturday, August 1, 2026
Morning Session
Morning Session
AI in science, engineering, social sciences, and higher education
AI in science, engineering, social sciences, and higher education
The morning symposium brings together academic and industry leaders to explore the transformative impact of artificial intelligence across scientific research, engineering, the social sciences, and higher education. Through keynote addresses and plenary presentations, speakers will share cutting-edge research, practical applications, and strategic visions for integrating AI into scholarship and education, while examining both the opportunities and challenges of advancing knowledge in an AI-driven world.
Afternoon Session
Afternoon Session
Symposium on Civil Rights, Civic Service, and Social Impact
Symposium on Civil Rights, Civic Service, and Social Impact
The afternoon symposium brings together leaders in public service, law, and academia to explore how Asian American scholars and professionals can engage meaningfully in civic life, protect their rights, and mentor the next generation. Through keynote remarks, panel discussions, and community dialogue, the program highlights both the challenges and opportunities facing Asian Americans in public leadership and higher education.
Morning Session Speakers & Moderators
Edgar F Codd Distinguished University Professor &
Bernard A Galler Collegiate Professor of
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Director, Michigan Institute for Data and AI in Society
University of Michigan
John Cocke Distinguished Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Duke University
Robert T. McCluskey Professor of Biomedical Informatics and Data Science
Yale School of Medicine
Afternoon Session Speakers & Moderators
GA State Representative
MI State Senator
TX State Representative
Chair, White Collar Defense and Investigations Practice Group
Chair, Data Privacy and Cybersecurity Practice
Post & Schell P.C.
Associate Professor of Public Policy
Director, Lieberthal-Rogal Center for Chinese Studies
University of Michigan
Organizing Committee
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