McKelvey Engineering faculty selected for AI Curriculum Corps
Faculty to participate in summer program to integrate or critically examine AI in classroom
Nineteen faculty members from the McKelvey School of Engineering have been selected for the inaugural AI Curriculum Corps, a universitywide initiative supporting integrating AI into teaching and learning. Their projects are part of a broader cohort of 82 proposals spanning all nine WashU schools. The corps is part of WashU's +AI academic initiative.
The McKelvey Engineering faculty are:
- Chiamaka Asinugo, lecturer, mechanical engineering & materials science
- Janie Brennan, teaching professor, energy, environmental & chemical engineering
- Kevin Brennan, lecturer
- Steve Cole, senior lecturer, computer science & engineering
- Christopher Cooper, assistant professor, energy, environmental & chemical engineering
- David Ferry, senior lecturer, computer science & engineering
- Christopher Gill, professor, computer science & engineering
- Ilan Goodman, lecturer, computer science & engineering
- I-Ting Angelina Lee, associate professor, computer science & engineering
- Sandra Matteucci, senior lecturer, Engineering Communication Center
- Sara Nurollahian, lecturer, computer science & engineering
- Kimberly Parker, associate professor, energy, environmental & chemical engineering
- Christopher (Kurt) Russell, lecturer, energy, environmental & chemical engineering
- Bill Siever, teaching professor, computer science & engineering
- Athena Tabakhi, lecturer, computer science & engineering
- Kurt Thoroughman, associate professor of biomedical engineering
- Jay Turner, James McKelvey Professor of Engineering Education, head of the Division of Engineering Education, vice dean for education energy, environmental & chemical engineering
- Dorothy Wang, senior lecturer, electrical & systems engineering
- Peizhen Zhu, senior lecturer, Division of Engineering Education
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