Love the Academic Resources Conference but want to have some in-person interactions?
Then the new ARC Unplugged is for you. The Office of Instructional Resources, in partnership
with University Libraries, is bringing you three days of in-person training events
in October and November, all conveniently located in 230 Ablah Library, Jane McHugh
Research Lab.
First up on Oct. 2, join for a full day of one-hour sessions covering the intersection
of AI and research. All sessions begin on the hour, starting at 11 a.m. and run through
4 p.m., with the last session being a panel discussion about the ethical implications
of using AI in research. Snacks will be provided all day, so come when you can and
go when you must.
Here’s the schedule:
11 a.m. –AI and the Dissertation (or thesis): Suitable for dissertation/thesis advisors, committee members and graduate students
Noon –AI and Library Research: Suitable for faculty, staff, Innovation Campus partners and all students
1 p.m. –AI and the Literature Review: Suitable for faculty, staff and graduate students
2 p.m. –AI and Data Analysis: Suitable for faculty, staff, Innovation Campus partners and all students
3 p.m. –The Ethical Implications of AI and Research Panel Discussion: Suitable for faculty, staff, Innovation Campus partners and all students
Interested in learning more? Check out wichita.edu/ARCUnplugged where you can see session topics and register for the event. Registration is not
required, but it will help organizers plan food.
