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Faculty Panel: AI in the Classroom: Readiness and Responsibility

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Educational/Awareness Faculty Development

Wed, Oct 21, 2026

1 PM – 2 PM CDT (GMT-5)

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The CTL is hosting a faculty panel discussing how faculty across disciplines are approaching AI in their classrooms and programs. The panel will explore what students should be able to do without AI, and which skills will matter more as AI's presence in the workplace expands. Panelists will share how they and their programs are weighing the benefits and risks of AI, preparing AI-ready graduates, and keeping a focus on skills such as critical thinking.

Please join the CTL and panelists:
Ms. Anissa Graham, Senior Lecturer, English
Ms. Betsy Heckert, Senior Lecturer, Communication
Dr. Melanie Looser, Nursing Undergraduate Programs
Dr. Natasha Lindsey, Professor, Instructional Technology and Design
Dr. Sabrina Stanley, Assistant Professor, Teaching, Learning, and Leadership
Dr. Tim Worley, Associate Professor, Communication
Moderator: Mr. John McGee, Director, CTL

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