AI Teaching Fellowship
The CTLM AI Teaching Fellowship offers a welcoming space where you can consider innovative responses to generative AI in teaching and learning with a cross-disciplinary group of colleagues. It is designed for instructors with a range of perspectives and experiences – including those exploring how to use AI in their teaching, those considering thoughtful limits on its use, and those still determining their approach.
Read about the spring 2026 fellowship.
“Hearing how others are exploring these tools has broadened my own thinking and provided practical insights that I may bring to my work … The fellowship has provided a meaningful opportunity for exchange among faculty across campus, helping us to be more intentional, reflective, and informed as we navigate the evolving role of AI in higher education.”
Krystal L. Williams, Educational Leadership & Policy Analysis
You’ll learn about:
- The pedagogical choices you can make about whether and when to use AI
- How peers and departments are navigating the opportunities and challenges associated with AI
- Frameworks for evaluating AI use through a lens of equity, transparency, accessibility, and cognitive rigor
- Strategies for redesigning and implementing assignments and assessments
Apply now for 2026-27
Dates and times: 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Oct. 23, Nov. 13, Dec. 11, Jan. 29, Feb. 19, March 12, and April 30.
Deadline to apply: Sept. 15