Cherry Blossom Chase: DC Bike Party!
Join the DC Bike Party and explore cherry blossoms around Washington, DC on their monthly ride!
Join us Tuesday afternoons for some tea, art, and music to unwind and recharge.
Teaching in the Age of Fragmented Attention
Today’s students learn in a mobile-first world where attention is constantly divided. This workshop translates cognitive science and digital engagement research into practical course design strategies.
News has to be seen to be believed. Merrill College experts discuss proven methods to ensure stories cut through the clutter of the internet — and how news outlets can build revenue through loyalty.
Join us Tuesday afternoons for some tea, art, and music to unwind and recharge.
Assisting, not replacing, thinking: Integrating AI into data-oriented classes
Explore how the proliferation of generative AI affects programming, science, and other data-oriented classes.
Join us Tuesday afternoons for some tea, art, and music to unwind and recharge.
Scholarship and GenAI Symposium: Investigating Changes to Your Teaching
Curious about how to better understand the impact of teaching changes you’re making in response to generative AI (GenAI)? In this symposium, you’ll hear from colleagues who have adapted their courses to incorporate or deter AI, and you’ll learn about
Join us Tuesday afternoons for some tea, art, and music to unwind and recharge.
The Business of Journalism in the Age of AI: AI-powered personalization and its risks
AI can now deliver news and information tailored to any individual. Experts from Smith School and an industry leader explore the pros and the cons of this revolutionary change.
The Business of Journalism in the Age of AI: Using AI to improve newsgathering
Experts from Merrill College and a journalism industry leader describe how newsrooms can ethically use AI to boost their news products.