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Learnings From the Front Lines on Redefining Leadership for the Age of AI

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As co-designers, we envisioned a space where leaders could contemplate big questions: How do we lead with integrity when the ground beneath us may be shifting? And, most importantly: How can we design learning experiences that are as adaptive and resilient as the leaders we serve? What did we learn? Take action to learn.

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How AI Can Address Critical Challenges Facing Higher Education

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Artificial intelligence is increasingly being integrated into higher education to address challenges such as personalized learning and operational efficiency. However, the integration of AI into higher education also raises concerns about its ethical use , including data privacy, security and the potential for bias in algorithms.

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Challenging Implicit Linguistic Biases in Teaching and Learning Across Disciplines Through Student-Faculty Partnerships

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Cavazos , The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Ryan McBride , The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Key Statement: Student-faculty partnerships can foster asset-based approaches in teaching and learning that challenge implicit linguistic bias and enhance students’ linguistically diverse resources.

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Increasing Student Reading and Discussion in Higher Ed: A Co-creation Based Approach

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In this article, we argue an approach towards increasing reading and engagement that is very much connected to the emerging higher education paradigm and practice of staff-student co-creation. The latter aspect also fits with the pedagogic co-design student role classification as depicted in Bovill et al. Higher Education , 71 , No 2.

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Increasing Student Reading and Discussion in Higher Ed: A Co-creation Based Approach

Faculty Focus

In this article, we argue an approach towards increasing reading and engagement that is very much connected to the emerging higher education paradigm and practice of staff-student co-creation. The latter aspect also fits with the pedagogic co-design student role classification as depicted in Bovill et al. Higher Education , 71 , No 2.