As the landscape of Generative AI (GAI) rapidly evolves, understanding its vast potential becomes crucial, especially in higher education. Recognizing this, President Garber and Dean Hoekstra have earmarked GAI as a strategic. The Science Division invites all Science staff to a special workshop that will delve into the administrative best practices, explore impactful case studies, and introduce you to Harvard's exclusive AI Sandbox. This workshop will be hosted byhosted by Chris Stubbs (Dean of Science), Russ Porter (Administrative Dean, Science), and Logan McCarty (Assistant Dean, Science Education) and it is designed to empower Science Division staff with the knowledge and tools to harness GAI ethically and effectively.

Event Details

• What: Generative AI Workshop & Networking Lunch
• Who: Science Division Staff
• When: Tuesday, February 27th, 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM (in-person)
• Where: Details to follow upon registration
• Registration: Secure your spot HERE by February 20th

Why Attend?

• Interactive Learning: Experience the Harvard AI Sandbox through live demonstrations and guided activities
• Expert Guidance: Gain insights from curated case studies
• Community Building: Connect with colleagues over lunch and share insights on GAI applications

Accessibility and Inclusivity:

We're committed to making this workshop accessible to everyone (accommodations can be requested via the registration form). No prior experience with GAI? No worries! We encourage a visit to the "Getting Started with the AI Sandbox" page in advance. 

Remote Staff:

For our remote colleagues, rest assured, post-workshop GAI resources will be shared following the workshop. 

Questions? 

Reach out to Erin Collins (Divisional Administrator, Science) at erin_collins@fas.harvard.edu.