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Developing Institutional Level AI Policies and Practices: A Framework

WCET Frontiers

Many institutions have struggled to develop institutional-level policies. In a spring survey administered by WCET, only eight percent of respondents reported that their institution had developed and/or implemented at least one AI-related policy. The initial focus of campus policy discussions has centered on academic integrity.

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The Five Things You Should be Doing to Prepare for AI’s First Full Year at College

WCET Frontiers

That report, Supporting Instruction and Learning Through Artificial Intelligence: A Survey of Institutional Practices and Policies , found that only four percent of respondents reported that their institution had an overall institutional strategy for approaching AI, and only seven percent had strategies at the department or college level.

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Getting Through This Together, As We Always Have

The Student Affairs Collective

” I did a quick cartoon style drawing of the Titanic hitting a “Conavirus” iceberg but with the student affairs administrators in a row boat with passengers, paddling away from the sinking ship. There are tools such as personal meeting scheduling and administrative processes that campus departments also find helpful.

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Stanford questioned over response to 'Mein Kampf' photo

Inside Higher Ed

“Reading a book on a college campus should not prompt formal administrative intervention,” a FIRE program officer wrote in a letter to Stanford University president Marc Tessier-Lavigne. 25, the FIRE official said that such administrative action “chills expressive activity. ” In the letter dated Jan.

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The push for more active learning spaces on campus

Inside Higher Ed

“These findings lead to a very concrete policy recommendation: increase access to active learning spaces,” says the study, led by Michael C. The authors warn that limited access to active learning spaces may create a marginalizing force that pushes women, in particular, out of the sciences. The solution? Ralph, a Ph.D.

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Incidents on AU campus prompt look into policy

Inside Higher Ed

University leaders responded with an email to the campus denouncing the incident and announcing that the Office of the Dean of Students would investigate and determine whether the incident constituted a violation of the university code of conduct. ” Alexis Rogers, a Black student in her second year at American, would beg to differ.

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‘I Didn’t Think Any College Would Accept Me, but I Was Wrong’

Inside Higher Ed

Blog: Higher Ed Policy Last week, Scott Jaschik wrote a piece here at Inside Higher Ed about direct admissions. What are the privacy issues? Mary Churchill is professor of the practice and director of the higher education administration program at Boston University, where she also serves as associate dean.

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