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WVU AI Discussion Group

WVU AI Discussion Group

Monthly Talks, Open Conversations, Collaborative Projects

Why This Group Exists

Artificial Intelligence is no longer just a buzzword—it’s transforming how we research, teach, and behave. The AI Discussion Group offers a space for students, faculty, and staff to:

  • Learn from invited speakers and from each other.
  • Discuss how AI affects academic integrity, pedagogy, and research.
  • Collaborate on projects that help position WVU as a leader in AI-informed education.

Join Us!

We’re currently coordinating via a simple mailing list. To get involved:

Email Prof. Aldo Romero to be added to the group. This effort is supported by the High Performance Computing team of the WVU Research Office.

Prefer a calendar invite version? Just ask—we’ll send you a recurring Zoom invite.

Why You Should Join

Benefit What You Gain

Stay Current

Keep up with AI developments that impact research, teaching, and campus policy.

Learn from Experts

Attend monthly talks from leading voices on AI applications in higher education.

Shape the Future

Share your perspective—whether optimistic, critical, or curious—and help drive WVU’s AI strategy forward.

Scheduled Talks

Fall 2025 – Spring 2026

We meet on the last Friday of each month at 10:00 AM (ET), except December.

Next Talk

  • Topic: AI Tutoring Tools and What They Mean for Learning
  • Speaker: Prof. Prashnna Gwali
  • When: Friday, August 29, 2025, at 10:00 AM (ET)
  • Where: Zoom

Upcoming Schedule

Newsletter Archive

Read our past AI newsletters—packed with WVU updates, educational AI news, and research roundups:

Want to stay in the loop? Subscribe by emailing alromero@mail.wvu.edu to receive future issues directly.

Contact

Questions, speaker ideas, or collaboration suggestions? Reach out to Prof. Aldo Romero, Director of Research Computing.