William & Mary AI4Health

W&M AI4Health is a new interdisciplinary hub dedicated to leveraging the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to address critical challenges in healthcare. Our mission is to integrate William & Mary's significant strengths in AI with the pressing healthcare needs of our community. We foster collaboration across disciplines to drive research, enhance education, and create tangible, real-world impact.

Highlights

Research

We focus on cutting-edge translational AI research that moves from the lab to the community, including developing innovative wearable sensor technology to improve senior mobility.

Vision

To create a leading ecosystem for AI in healthcare that unites researchers, students, clinicians, and community members to solve complex problems and improve quality of life.

Community Impact

Our work is rooted in community engagement. We partner with local healthcare providers and senior living communities to ensure our solutions are practical, effective, and accessible.

News & Events

📢 Call for Interdisciplinary Research Proposals
The William & Mary AI4Health is now accepting submissions for Interdisciplinary Research Proposals. We encourage innovative ideas that integrate AI and healthcare across multiple academic disciplines.

Who can apply: Faculty from at least two distinct departments.
Deadline: December 1, 5pm ET.
Submission: Please submit your proposal via https://wmsas.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cTqLknJrjud5pNs

📢 Call for Interdisciplinary Teaching Proposals
The William & Mary AI4Health is now accepting submissions for Interdisciplinary Teaching Proposals. We encourage innovative ideas that integrate AI and healthcare across multiple academic disciplines.

Who can apply: Faculty and instructors from all departments.
Deadline: January 30, Friday, 5pm ET (for 2026 Spring cycle).
Submission: Please submit your proposal via https://wmsas.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_b3j0Pj4nC5qG5fw

Recent award recipients: For the 2025 Fall cycle, the awardees were Dr. Bianca Augustine (School of Education) and Dr. Janice Zhang (Computer Science). Their interdisciplinary teaching proposal focused on enhancing counselor efficacy and knowledge through AI.

📢 [Past event] AI4HEALTH invites you to join us for a special meeting with our visitors from Virginia Commonwealth University.

Guests:

Dr. Leslie Cloud, Professor and Rogliano Family Endowed Chair, Director, Parkinson’s Disease Program, VCU PMDC
Dr. Ingrid Pretzer-Aboff, Professor at Virginia Commonwealth University, School of Nursing

Date: September 17, Wednesday
Time: 2:00 – 3:00 PM
Location: Sadler Center, Chesapeake A, William & Mary

This is an open, public session where our community can meet with the visitors, learn about their work, and discuss opportunities for collaboration in AI and health. We look forward to seeing you there!

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