AI Insights Recordings
April 14, 2026
Talking to a Machine: What the Research on AI and Language Learning Really Shows
Presented by Ibrahim Kipketer
The Human behind the Tool: AI Literacy and the Future of Learning.
Presented by Emmanuel Oluwakorede Akinmoluwa
April 28, 2026
Self-regulated Genre Writing with ChatGPT Feedback
Presented by Issam Rian
BORDERSENSE: AI-Powered Environmental Risk Visualization System
Presented by Sachi Chinchay from the Confluence Center for Creative Inquiry.
April 7, 2026
From One Shot Prompts to Iterative Collaboration AI Brainstorming in Action a Marketing and Communications Specialist
Presented by Kim Mathie
AI as Editorial Assistant Large Language Models for Wikidata Curation in Digital Humanities
Presented by Silvia Stoyanova, faculty member from the Department of French and Italian.
December 16, 2025
AI-Augmented Case Studies in Undergraduate Physiology Courses
Presented by Randi Weinstein, Senior Lecturer, Department of Physiology, College of Medicine
Tracing Generative AI Literacy Development among Multilingual Writers: A Genre-Based Pedagogical Intervention in First-Year Writing
Presented by Dilara Avcı, PhD Candidate and Graduate Assistant Director of IFW and Gözde Durgut, PhD Candidate and Graduate Teaching Associate
December 2, 2025
Calibrating Writer Judgment: The Metacognitive Payoff of AI Feedback
Presented by Issam Rian, PhD candidate in Second Language Acquisition and Teaching (SLAT)
Demystifying Agentic AI Applications
Presented by Enrique Noriega, Computing Sciences Researcher at AI2S
"I'm afraid I can't do that, Dave." - When AI disobeys, forgets, and loses its mind
Presented by John McCary, Operations with Office of the Chief AI Officer and Adjunct Professor with College of Information Science
December 9, 2025
The Algorithm Ate My Homework: Writing Assessment in the Age of AI
Presented by Amelia Herb, Senior Lecturer, Writing Program
AI, Genomic Editing, Wet Labs and New Alchemy
Presented by Trey Gonzalez, NASA Affiliated Molecular Biology Researcher - Cyber Operations Undergrad
From Ideology to Practice: Implementing CRAIL in a Writing Classroom
Presented by Alona Kladieva, Second Language Acquisition and Teaching, PhD Student
February 17, 2026
Writing Programs: Instructor Experiences and Faculty Support.
Presented by Shelley Rodrigo and Josh Barrows
Beyond the Red Pen: Generative AI and the Transition Towards Scalable, Empathetic, Multidisciplinary Writing Evaluations.
Presented by Amelia Herb
February 3, 2026
We Don't Need Better AI Tools; We Need Better Ways to Use Them: Why structure, boundaries, and restraint matter more than new models
Presented by Michael Dorland, Senior Analyst of Implementation with Student and Academic Technologies.
January 20, 2026
Reclaiming Authorship in the Age of AI: Tools, Strategies, and Critical Habits
Presented by Maryam Vaezi, Graduate Associate, Teaching, English
The Role of Team Identification in Human-AI Creative Collaboration: Evidence from a Retail Ad Copy Experiment
Presented by Agrim Sachdeva, Assistant Professor, Management Information Systems
January 28, 2026
Pitch Ready: AI-Assisted Development for Media Projects
Presented by MJ Watz, a Graduate Student with the School of Art at the University of Arizona
An AI-Power System for Designing and Testing Numerical Methods
Presented by Chi-kwan Chan, Associate Astronomer with the Department of Astronomy and Steward Observatory
July 21, 2026
Data Justice for Climate Migrants in Mexico: How Digital Humanitarian Infrastructures Shape Climate Mobility
Presented by Mena Mendieta Escalante
March 31, 2026
Turning Silence into Access: AI for Deaf Inclusion in Mozambique.
Presented by Vanessa Macamo, PhD Candidate, Special Education, Disability & Psychoeducational Studies
Keeping Students in the Work: Human Judgment and Creativity in the Age of AI.
Presented by Dr. Nate Pritts, Chair, Department of Writing Studies, University of Arizona Global Campus
May 26, 2026
Safe Practice, Real Skills: Experiencing AI Role Play in Action
Presented by Jessica Jones, Human Resources Representative
May 5, 2026
AI: American Governance in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Presented by Damon J. Clark
Desert Voices / Voces del Desierto: Using AI to Reimagine Borderlands Stories Through Art and Sound
Presented by Arif
November 18, 2025
The Intersection of AI and XR for Digital Twinning and Generative Worlds
Presented by Ash Black, Director of AI, XR & Student Success, College of Information Science
Building a Compass for Human-Centered AI Work
Presented by Nathan Pritts, Global Campus Professor + Program Chair, First-Year Writing / Faculty Fellow for AI Strategy / UAGC
Mind, Matter, and Machines: Are We Closer to Synthetic Biological Intelligence Than Artificial General Intelligence?
Presented by Srishti Rajeev, Bioinformatics, Data Science, & Molecular & Cellular Biology Senior along with members of the Undergraduate Consciousness Studies Program
November 4, 2025
Using AI Critically, AI and Inclusive Language
Presented by Caroline Scheuer Neves, PhD Student in SLAT
AI in the Career Development Space and Considering Impact on Careers
Presented by Emily McCarthy, Executive Director, Student Engagement & Career Development
Evaluating AI as a Tool in the Theatre Arts
Presented by Matt Denney, Intimacy Director, Playwright, and Recruitment Coordinate with the College of Fine Arts
October 1, 2025
Why I Don’t Bring a Forklift to the Gym
Presented by Jennifer Savary, Associate Professor of Marketing, Terry J. and Tina Lundgren Endowed Chair for Marketing and Retail, Co-director of the Lundgren Retail Collaborative
AI for Labor Prediction in Pregnant Mothers Using Wearable Sensor Data
Presented by Dr Shravan Aras, Assistant Research Professor, UAHS Research
Bridging the AI Literacy Gap
Presented by Dr Kathleen Kennedy, Professor of Practice, CALES/Norton School for Human Ecology
October 28, 2025
Learning Together with AI: Designing Systems Where Empathy Meets Efficiency
Presented by Vibha Chandrasekaran, Neuroscience & Cognitive Science Junior will
From One-Shot Prompts to Iterative Collaboration: A Practical AI Demo
Presented by Kim Mathie, Marketing & Communications Specialist
Amplifying Inclusive Voices through AI: Enhancing Accessibility, Leadership, and Opportunity in Youth Media
Presented by Vanessa Macamo, Graduate Associate and Ph.D. Candidate, Disability & Psychoeducational Studies
September 1, 2026
Beyond Content: Using Generative AI to Build Interactive D2L Brightspace Pages
Presented by Dr. Sarah Grace from the University of Arizona’s Psychology Department