UW-Stevens Point

The generative artificial intelligence (GAI) revolution has changed the landscape of higher education, prompting us to reconsider our approaches to teaching and learning. GAI tools have the potential to enhance student engagement, promote critical thinking, and prepare learners for a future where GAI plays a significant role. They also pose legitimate concerns about the value […]

The University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point launched a new Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence, combining technical programming, ethical awareness and hands-on learning to prepare students for careers in the rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence. The program emphasizes real-world applications, local partnerships and responsible innovation to meet growing workforce demands in Wisconsin and beyond.

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 […]

As technological innovations take hold across various industries, educators are often tasked with preparing students to enter a new and unfamiliar world. Associate Professor of Media Studies Cary Elza is taking this plunge, working to prepare her students to adapt to these innovations and stand out from the pack instead of fearing the unknown. This semester […]

The Central Wisconsin AI Center (CWAIC) has launched as a collaborative initiative among Northcentral Technical College, UW–Stevens Point, UW–Stout, the Greater Wausau Chamber of Commerce and Midpoint Consulting to advance AI education, workforce training and industry innovation across the region. The center aims to drive economic development by equipping businesses and educators with the skills […]

First-year business student Alex Suscha turned a classroom idea into Sourcer AI, a startup that uses artificial intelligence to assess news articles for credibility, bias and accuracy. Supported by mentors and faculty within UW–Stevens Point’s Sentry School of Business and Economics, Suscha developed and launched the application and won first place at the WiSys Quick […]