AI has arrived in practically every classroom, galloping through years of carefully created lesson plans and assignments. Join us to hear from instructors who have faced AI, challenging the way they assess their students, and are changing the way they teach in real-time. We'll have a panel of special guests ready to discuss the impact AI is having on their students and how they are incorporating AI into their students' learning processes.

Speakers
Marissa Dahari, M.Sc

Undergraduate Course Coordinator and Lab Demonstrator, University of Guelph 

Marissa Rhea Dahari is is a professor at University of Guelph in the College of Biological Sciences, Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology. She serves on a number of committees focused on undergraduate teaching and curriculum development and is actively involved in equity and diversity initiatives.

Erika Martinez, Ph.D 

Professor of Economics, University of South Florida 

Dr. Martinez earned her Ph.D. and Master's degree in economics from Duke University, and is an Economics professor at at the University of South Florida. Teaching a number of course including, Principles of Economics and Economics of Education, she is also the co-leader of the study abroad program USF Peru Climate Change.


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