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Supporting Teaching Practice Through the GenAI Showcase

The 2nd annual Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) Showcase will take place on Friday, February 27, 2026 from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Ernest F. Hollings Special Collections Library, Thomas Cooper Library. The event continues to highlight instructional uses of generative AI at USC. 

The showcase will feature 12 fellows from the Provost’s AI Teaching Fellowship, who will share applied examples of how generative AI is being integrated into courses across disciplines with a focus on instructional goals, student engagement, and responsible use. 

The event emphasizes peer learning and course-level instructional practice, highlighting approaches that support integration across disciplines and teaching contexts. 

The showcase is part of the CTE’s broader generative AI programming which includes workshops, professional learning opportunities and ongoing support for educators navigating the role of generative AI in teaching and learning. 

Register for the GenAI Showcase

Provost's AI Teaching Fellowship
Faculty Fellows

Emily Ruth Allen
Emily Ruth Allen

Instructor,
School of Music
Institute for Southern Studies

Shana Harrington
Shana Harrington

Clinical Professor
Arnold School of Public Health

Scott Crittenden
Scott Crittenden

Associate Professor
McCausland College of Arts and Sciences

Ayse Ozturk
Ayse Ozturk

Clinical Associate Professor
Darla Moore School of Business

Travis Dalton
Travis Dalton

Instructor
Molinaroli College of Engineering and Computing

Jeremy Polley
Jeremy Polley

Assistant Professor
School of Music

Jessica Gonzalez
Jessica Gonzalez

Assistant Professor
College of Nursing

Jason Porter
Jason Porter

Instructor
College of Information and Communications

Byeongwon Ha
Byeongwon Ha

Assistant Professor
McCausland College of Arts and Sciences

Farren Stackhouse
Farren Stackhouse

Clinical Assistant Professor
School of Medicine Columbia

Carolyn Harmon
Carolyn Harmon

Professor
College of Nursing

Nelis Soto-Ramirez
Nelis Soto-Ramirez

Clinical Assistant Professor
Arnold School of Public Health

 


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