Charge

• 1. To evaluate and guide AI training resources such as training and guest speakers for faculty, staff, and students
• 2. To establish guidelines for the university's adoption of AI products like student-facing AI chatbots; while comparable to other software contracts, AI use might require additional review
• 3. To evaluate and further recommend the use of plagiarism detection tools
• 4. To create an AI Guidelines/Policy website 
• 5. To create a baseline, adaptable syllabus statement to be included in the university syllabus management tool, Simple Syllabus 
• 6. To handle any proposals the committee may make affecting university policy according to section C.2 "Shared Governance Procedure for Policy Change Recommendations"
• 7. To submit a final written report electronically by the first day of the fall semester to the Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs with a copy sent to the chair of the SGEC

Resources

Membership

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Annual Reports