We are happy to offer you Wheaton College Faculty articles on our 2023 Spring Faculty Seminar exploring the theme "AI & the Liberal Arts." Each month we will add a new article as it is published in our eJournal.
The Answer to Generative AI is Pedagogy Not Policy
Richard Gibson, Ph.D.
Professor of English
A Video Reflection: AI & the Liberal Arts
Jeremy Botts, M.F.A.
Associate Professor of Art
Artificial Intelligence, Copyright Law, and the Conundrum of Personhood
Stephen N. Bretsen, J.D.
William Volkman Associate Professor of Business and Law
What Does it Mean to Write? Ancient Scribes and the Challenge of AI
Aubrey Buster, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Old Testament
What Kind of Person Do You Want to Be?
Denise Daniels, Ph.D.
Hudson T. Harrison Professor of Entrepreneurship
Better AI and Better Humans
Enoch Hill, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Macroeconomics
AI and the Educator's IOU
Dyanne Martin, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of English and Education
AI & the Liberal Arts
Bryan T. McGraw, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Politics, Dean of Social Sciences
Generative AI and Learning Together in Classrooms
Brian Miller, Ph.D.
Professor of Sociology
The Art of a Good Question
Euntaek D. Shin, Ph.D.
Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow, Baylor University (Wheaton College Theology Faculty 2022-23)
How will ChatGPT change how I teach mathematics?
Mary Vanderschoot, Ph.D.
Professor of Mathematics