Faculty and Teaching

Did you Know?

Based on our Fall 2025 survey conducted on 100 WSSU faculty

• 79% of WSSU faculty actively use GenAI
• Only 17% report their department has clear guidelines
• 62% cite ethical concerns and 62% cite academic integrity concerns

This site will provide some general guidelines and resources to support your need.

Generative AI WORKSHOP SERIES organized by CITI, WSSU

• Ethical AI; Responsible AI. What Does It Mean?
• Code meets Culture: Teaching Responsible AI in the Humanities
• From Panic to Power: Why GenAI Belongs in Every College Syllabus
• Teaching and Learning with AI

Faculty Learning Communities on GenAI

Join colleagues exploring AI pedagogy through CITI's Faculty Learning Communities. Check CITI’s site.

Teaching Resources

Assessment Design Tips: Consider these AI-resilient approaches:

• In-class writing or problem-solving
• Oral presentations with Q&A
• Process documentation (drafts, outlines, reflections)
• Collaborative projects with peer evaluation
• Creative applications requiring personal context