The AI Transformation Fellows program provides faculty with time, space, tools, and a community with which to reimagine and transform their courses to more deeply “inspire learning and creativity that ignites the mind, nurtures the spirit, and fulfills the promise of a better future.”
In the Fellows program, we think about the ways people are using AI to transform our academic disciplines, the world of work outside the academy, and society more broadly. We ponder how we can more effectively prepare our students to thrive in these evolving environments. And we dramatically expand our ideas about what’s possible as we each reimagine and reinvent a single course – maximizing the potential benefits of generative AI for student learning while minimizing its potential risks to student learning.
Program Overview
- 15-week, semester-long program
- Weekly in-person training sessions every Monday from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm
- Led by Dr. David Wiley, Chief Academic AI Officer and Professor of Curriculum and Instruction
- Hands-on learning and applied course redesign project
- At the end of the program, Fellows who have completed all Fellowship requirements will receive a $1000 stipend
- Runs each Fall and Spring semester
For more details about the work AI Transformation Fellows do, see the Program Outline. For eligibility information, see How to Apply.