Archives - April - 2025

Assistant Professor Aaron R. Gierhart is helping future educators navigate the evolving role of artificial intelligence in K–12 classrooms through his Educational Technology course, which emphasizes AI literacy, ethical use and accessibility. By integrating tools like ChatGPT into instruction, Gierhart prepares teaching candidates to critically and responsibly use AI to enhance learning while maintaining the […]

College-level writing requires students to do much more than put words on a page. In English 101, they learn and practice rhetoric — the art of effective communication. Crafting convincing arguments, tailoring messages for a specific audience and carefully considering how words affect a reader are important skills that provide the foundation for writing and […]

Without computers, it would take Jake Luo a lifetime to sort through the sheer amount of data that is integral to his work. An associate professor in UWM’s Zilber College of Public Health and College of Engineering & Applied Science, Luo focuses on identifying patterns in massive, sprawling electronic health records to highlight disparities in […]

The rapid growth of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping industries from healthcare to finance, creating a rising demand for a workforce capable of creatively integrating and critically assessing AI technologies.  Some experts predict AI’s rise will spark a renaissance in the humanities, shifting the workforce focus from tasks machines can handle to deeper questions about […]

Chatbots – those little text bubbles that pop up in the corner of so many consumer sites – have long been a fixture in the digital world. Now, the growing popularity of generative AI programs has only supercharged their presence, and their abilities. Conversations with ChatGPT and similar apps are getting more realistic by the […]