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There is no simple solution to the changes in education brought on by ChatGPT. This semester you may need to give yourself (and your students) grace to adjust. You may have missed our workshop "What to do about ChatGPT?" (video of part of the presentation) but we were very intentional in the subtitle "Utilize the good pedagogy that you already know.” Reflection is one such pedagogy that gives you a chance to get to know your students. It isn't ChatGPT-proof; almost nothing is. But creating meaningful opportunities for your students to reflect is good for students' learning and also gives you the opportunity to be transparent, building trust with your students.

Our first conversation, via zoom, with the Scholar-in-Residence about ChatGPT and GenAI is Friday September 15th from 1-2 pm. This session focuses on faculty, who will be sharing assignment ideas. Join us!

AI Symposium: “Thinking Outside the Bot”

In-Person at HFC: September 15, 9am-12pm

Registration closes Sep 13

Faculty Members, you're invited for a special Student Services Fair designed with you in mind.

Wednesday, September 13, 10-11am, UC Kochoff Hall C

In-Person: refreshments and prizes provided

Faculty are often the initial point of contact for student support, yet some might not be aware of the various resources available to students at UM-D beyond the classroom. Considering faculty burnout concerns, tap into these resources to provide better support for students without overextending yourself.

Engage with student service representatives at the fair to learn about counseling, learning centers, and more. Fair attendees will have the chance to enter a raffle for several self-care prizes, such as a neck/shoulder massager and a basket of teas.

Registration not required, but it gets you 2 bonus raffle tickets 

by Jill Darling

by Carla Vecchiola

Questions or comments? name, cvecchio@umich.edu

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