Can AI help teach disciplinary research skills?
Join Professor Hypatia Bolivar from noon to 1 p.m. Nov. 12 in UHB 1031 or on Zoom to explore an activity comparing generative AI tools with PsycINFO for research.
Faculty Scholarship Series: Building Transparency and Trust in Professional and Regulatory Responsibilities with Explainable AI
The Office of Research and Sponsored Programs is pleased to announce the next presentation in the AY 2026-2027 Faculty Scholarship Series: “Building Transparency and Trust in Professional and Regulatory Responsibilities with Explainable AI,” presented by Dr. Salem Boumediene.
Unlocking AI at UIS: Hands‑On Exploration of Campus Computing Resources
Discover a full suite of AI-enabled computing resources available to support your research, teaching, and innovative course design at UIS. This hands-on session will introduce four powerful tools you can begin using right away:
All the Lazy Ways to Be More Profitable with AI for Small Business
All the Lazy Ways to Be More Profitable with AI for Small Business
Make AI Do the Work: A Hands-On Workshop for Local Business Owners
Innovate Springfield is hosting a 6-week workshop for local business owners who want to use AI to save time and increase profit.
Whether you've tried AI and gotten mixed results or haven't started yet, this program meets you where you are. You don't need any tech background or AI experience to get value from this.
Discover Your Superpower: Identity, Agency, and Purpose in the Age of AI
In an increasingly technology-shaped world, emerging tech and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are not just tools — they are social systems that shape opportunity, equity, and power. This session blends personal storytelling, reflective activities, and accessible tech concepts to help participants explore their role as engaged citizens in the AI era by discovering their unique superpowers to: