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Artificial intelligence (AI) Steering Committee

AI Steering Committee Members

• Scott Molitor – Office of the Provost
• Angela Paprocki – Office of the Provost
• Bhuiyan Alam – College of Arts and Letters
• Bill McCreary – Division of Technology and Advanced Solutions
• Janelle Schaller – Office of Legal Affairs
• Gerald (Jerry) Natal - University Libraries

Sub-Committees

Curriculum

This committee will work to examine best practices and resources to ensure our students can competently and comfortably utilize AI-based tools, to understand acceptable and unacceptable uses of AI-based tools in their respective disciplines, and to disseminate information, resources, and best practices with our faculty.

Members

• Leon Cheng (Chair) – College of Engineering
• An Chung Cheng – College of Arts and Letters
• Anthony Edgington – College of Arts and Letters
• Bill Kalies - College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics
• Colleen Quinlan – College of Nursing
• Daniel J. McInnis - College of Arts and Letters
• Elaine M. Reeves - University Libraries
• Jeremy Laukka – College of Medicine and Life Sciences
• Tyler Hancock – College of Business

Healthcare

This committee will work to examine AI-based tools and resources to enhance the ability of our clinical faculty and staff to enhance the quality of healthcare we provide our patients, to understand acceptable and unacceptable uses of AI-based tools in their clinical specialties, and to disseminate information, resources, and best practices with our clinical faculty, medical students, residents and clinical staff.

Members

• Bryan T. Hinch - College of Medicine and Life Sciences
• Douglas Federman - College of Medicine and Life Sciences
• Hoda Shabpiray - College of Medicine and Life Sciences
• James Willey - College of Medicine and Life Sciences
• John M. Laux – College of Health and Human Services
• Julie A. Murphy – College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
• Scott M. Pappada - College of Medicine and Life Sciences
• Zubia Alam - College of Medicine and Life Sciences

Professional Development

This committee will examine training needs for the use of AI-based tools in all aspects of University operations, including teaching, research, clinical practice, and administrative operations.ÌýThis committee will identify resources that can be utilized or adapted to provide this training or will provide guidance for developing training materials for areas with training needs for which no existing resources can be identified.

Members

• Kimberly Fahey (Chair) – Human Resources Department
• Heba Abdel-Rahim – Neff College of Business and Innovation
• Jason Cox – College of Arts and Letters
• Jolene Miller – University Libraries
• Malaika Bell – Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
• Ragheb Assaly – College Medicine and Life Sciences
• Teri Green – College of Graduate Studies
• Jeanne Kusina – College of Arts and Letters

Policy

ÌýThis committee will examine legal and ethical issues associated with the use of AI-based tools in all aspects of University operations, including teaching, research, clinical practice, and administrative operations.ÌýThis committee will identify areas that require the creation of new policies, the content of these new policies, and required modifications of existing policies.

Members

• Mark Halsey (Chair) - Human Resources Department
• Craig A. Turner – Neff College of Business and Innovation
• Heidi Shank - College of Nursing
• Suzanne Smith - College of Arts and Letters
• Dale T. Snauwaert – Judith Herb College of Education
• Kathy Hite – Human Resources Department
• Lori DeShetler – College Medicine and Life Sciences
• Pierrette Renée Dagg - Quello Center for Media and Information Policy (Michigan State University)

Research

This committee will work to examine AI-based tools and resources to enhance the ability of our faculty, students and research staff to conduct research and scholarship, to understand acceptable and unacceptable uses of AI-based tools in their respective disciplines, and to disseminate information, resources, and best practices with our faculty, students and research staff.

Members

• Arjun Sabharwal (Chair) – University Libraries
• Ayubur Khan – Institutional Research Office
• Eddie Chou – College of Engineering
• Ben Myers -Ìý College of Arts and Letters
• Iryna Pentina – Neff College of Business and Innovation
• Michael D. Toland - Judith Herb College of Education
• Sadik Khuder – College of Medicine and Life Sciences
• Qin Shao - College ofÌýNatural Sciences and Mathematics
• Shipra Singh - College of Medicine and Life Sciences

Technology

This committee will identify AI-based tools that can be used to support and enhance all aspects of University operations, including teaching, research, clinical practice, and administrative operations. This committee will also identify University operations that could benefit from the use of AI-based tools that do not yet exist and will explore the feasibility of developing and deploying these AI-based tools.

Members

• Bill McCreary (Chair) – Division of Technology and Advanced Solutions
• Jared Oluoch – College of Engineering
• Weiqing Sun – College of Engineering
• Tara Hanna – College of Graduate Studies
• Emily Salvage – Enrollment Management
• Sylvia Suh – ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú´«Ã½ÎÄ»¯×÷Æ· Online
• John Napp - University Libraries
• Leon Cheng – College of Engineering