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WIT Speaker Series: "AI for Teaching and Learning," Today, April 27

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Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to be part of our second Women in Technology (WIT) Speaker Event! Join us for an engaging session on “AI for Teaching and Learning,” part of the SUNY WIT initiative focused on Empowering Women Through Education and Technology.

While the event highlights Women in Technology, it is open to all faculty, staff, students, and alumni, so everyone is welcome to attend and learn.

This interactive session will explore how artificial intelligence is transforming the classroom while enhancing teaching strategies, supporting student success, and opening new possibilities for innovation in education. Whether you’re just beginning to explore AI or already incorporating it into your work, you’ll gain practical insights and ideas you can apply right away.

Speaker Event Information:

AI for Teaching and Learning,
Monday, April 27
4:30 p.m.
Bacon Hall 117

Speakers:

  • Dr. Joaquin Carbonara, professor of mathematics at Buffalo State and leader of the Data Science Analytics Program
  • Mr. Ken Fujiuchi, emerging technology librarian at Buffalo State’s E. H. Butler Library
  • Dr. Angela Thering, instructional consultant for AI and technology-enabled pedagogy at the University at Buffalo and lecturer at Buffalo State

Facilitated by:

  • Maria Garrity, M.S.Ed., WIT chair; senior programmer/analyst, Information Technology
  • Susan McCartney, Ph.D., MBA, WIT co-chair; special advisor to the provost for economic development; director of the Greater Buffalo Small Business Development Center 

Light refreshments and giveaways will be provided. 

Interested in staying connected? Be sure to check-out our evolving digital WIT newsletter, and to be added to our listserv, please contact Maria Garrity or Susan McCartney.

We hope to see you there for an inspiring conversation, meaningful connections, and a chance to be part of the growing WIT community!

The SUNY WIT Program is open to any and all eligible employees as defined by SUNY regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, or any other protected class and is consistent with all current governing federal and state non-discrimination law.

Thank you from our WIT Leadership Team: Maria Garrity, Sue McCartney, Lisa Morrison Fronckowiak, and Amitra Wall.

Submitted by: Maria C. Garrity