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Ethical Issues and Implications of AI in Higher Education: Faculty and Student Perspectives
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Dr. Justin Greathouse, Director, Faculty Development, Lake Sumter State College
Dr. G is an experienced educator and researcher specializing in organizational development with a profound emphasis on education. He obtained his doctoral degree in Organizational Development, focusing on the intersection of education and technology. Dr. G's dissertation, a timely work in the field, studied the causal-comparative quantitative effects of digital curriculum on standardized math test scores for secondary schools in Arizona.
Currently, Dr. G serves as an adjunct instructor at three institutions while also serving in the role of Director of Faculty Development at Lake Sumter State College in Central Florida. In this capacity, he leverages his expertise to enhance the professional growth opportunities of faculty members, while maintaining a reciprocal learning experience from the esteemed faculty he serves. Driven by an unwavering commitment to progress, he is actively engaged in exploring the transformative potential of artificial intelligence (AI) in the field of teaching and learning.
Credit Type:
LOI
Location:
Building 4, Room 401
Time:
1:45 p.m. – 2:45 p.m.
About:
As AI tools become increasingly integrated into higher education, faculty and students alike face complex ethical challenges. This session explores the implications of AI use in teaching, learning, and assessment, addressing concerns such as academic integrity, bias in AI-generated content, privacy, and the evolving role of educators. Participants will examine case studies and discuss strategies for ethical AI implementation that uphold academic rigor while supporting student success. Join us for an engaging conversation on navigating the ethical landscape of AI in higher education.