TLCoP Feb. 27: Reframing academic integrity in the GenAI Age

This spring, the Teaching & Learning Community of Practice explores what we have learned in the year since Purdue’s Guidance on the Use of AI in Teaching and Learning was released. The first session, meeting on Zoom at noon Thursday, Feb. 27, will focus on reframing academic integrity in the GenAI Age.

Purdue Journal of Service-Learning Call for Articles

Proposals and articles are currently being accepted for consideration in the 11th volume of the Purdue Journal of Service-Learning. Publication in the fall 2025 issue requires full article drafts to be submitted by March 1, 2025. For more information, including article types and instructions on submission, visit the PJSL website.

Applications for the spring Student Service-Learning Grant now open, due Feb. 28

Each fall and spring semester, funding for student service-learning projects is available. The program aims to expand Purdue student involvement in service-learning opportunities in partnership with communities, non-profit agencies, schools and governmental bodies. Grants are available to both undergraduate and graduate students from West Lafayette and Indianapolis. Grant amounts range from $100 to $500 for an individual student or a maximum of $1500 for a student team or organization. Visit the Service-Learning website for more information. The deadline for applications is Feb. 28.

Save the date for 2025 Steps to Leaps Summit

Join us from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. March 12 at Beck Agricultural Center

Steps to Leaps is a campus-wide initiative geared toward bolstering student success. The 2025 Steps to Leaps Summit will provide opportunities to build connections with peers who are also using Steps to Leaps to engage their students around the five pillars; Well-Being, Leadership, Impacts, Networks and Grit/Persistence. There will be amazing presentations from peers and students ( submit yours here). We will award the Steps to Leaps awards ( nominate here). You have from now until 5 p.m. Jan. 20 to submit a program and nomination. Learn more.

AI Bytes Sessions for Spring 2025

AI Bytes hands-on sessions are continuing into the spring semester thanks to the high success in the fall semester with around 400 instructors attending the workshops. These practical, one-hour workshops focus on real-world AI applications to save time and enhance teaching and learning. Whether you want to streamline course management or boost student engagement, AI Bytes helps provide the tools you need.

Instructor feedback has been outstanding, noting immediate benefits in course preparation and delivery. Elevate your courses and stay ahead of the curve in educational innovation; sign up today!