Faculty Examples

Faculty across Columbia University are experimenting with AI in their courses and reimagining their course policies, assignments, and activities to refocus on student learning while transparently communicating expectations to their students about the use of generative AI. In what follows, faculty provide a glimpse into their approaches and lessons learned as they experiment with AI in their classrooms and teach AI literacy to their students.

If you are interested in contributing advice for colleagues with your approach to teaching and learning with AI, please reach out to CTLfaculty@columbia.edu.

Kirkwood Adams

Lecturer, Undergraduate Writing Program

Ashli Carter

Lecturer in the Discipline of Management, Columbia Business School

Sarah DeMoya

Lecturer, Discipline of Psychology

Nicholas Figueroa

Lecturer of Spanish, Department of Latin American and Iberian Cultures

Kamel Jedidi

Lecturer in Business, Columbia Business School

Christopher K. Migliore

Assistant Professor of Medicine, CUIMC

Robert J. Morais

Lecturer in Business, Columbia Business School

Christopher Munsell

Glascock Associate Professor of Professional Practice, of Real Estate Development Finance, GSAPP

Olivier Toubia

Glaubinger Professor Business, Columbia Business School

Meghan Reading Turchioe

Assistant Professor of Nursing

Gregory Wawro

Professor, Department of Political Science

Gabriele Windgasse

Adjunct Faculty, Mailman School of Public Health