AI Exploration @ UBalt

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The AI landscape continues to evolve at an astonishing pace, transforming how we teach, learn, and engage with technology. At the University of Baltimore, we are committed to exploring, integrating, and leading in the responsible and ethical use of generative AI. Through research, professional development, and cross-institutional collaborations, we provide faculty and students with the tools to navigate this transformative technology.

Our AI Initiatives

Research & Institutional Engagement

Faculty & Student Learning

  • From Chalkboards to Chatbots Courses – Self-paced AI courses tailored for faculty and students, covering AI fundamentals, applications in higher education, and ethical considerations.
  • AI in Practice Webinar Series – A cross-institutional collaboration with JHU, UMBC, and CIE, this webinar series spotlights real-world AI applications, featuring industry experts and faculty-led discussions. Watch past recordings here.

Campus Events & Professional Development

  • AI Summit – An annual event featuring AI thought leaders and community partners, fostering dialogue on AI literacy and its impact on education and society. Learn more about the 2025 summit here.
  • Ethics & AI Week – Hosted by the Hoffberger Center for Ethical Engagement, this event examined the ethical dimensions of AI in higher education.

Innovating with AI

  • Faculty & Student AI Work Groups – These collaborative work groups provide space for faculty and students to explore AI tools, share best practices, and develop innovative applications for AI in higher education.
  • Faculty & Staff-Developed Chatbots (Coming Soon!) – UBalt faculty and staff are developing AI-powered chatbots to enhance student support and streamline academic resources. Stay tuned for highlights of these innovative tools.

Join the AI Conversation

UBalt remains at the forefront of AI exploration, ensuring our community stays informed, prepared, and engaged. We invite you to explore our resources, attend our events, and be part of the conversation on the future of AI in education.