The Gray Area: Faculty Dialogues on AI session

REGISTER TO ATTEND A FACULTY DIALOGUES ON AI SESSION

Topic: Rethinking Reading & Writing in the Age of AI

Pre-Dialogue Readings:

• The Research Paper Is Dead. Now What?
• AI Weakens Critical Thinking. This Is How to Rebuild It
• What the Alarm Misses: Why AI Isn’t Ruining Student Writing—But Shallow Reporting Might Be

Join us for a conversation on how generative AI is transforming the foundational practices of reading and writing in higher education. What’s worth preserving, what’s ripe for reinvention, and how can we help students navigate this rapidly evolving landscape with integrity and agency?

Whether you’re curious, cautious, or cautiously curious, come ready to rethink what writing, reading, and research might look like next.

Location

Virtual via Zoom. Register for connection information.

Audience

Meetings are open to all PNW faculty and staff.

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