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Universities across the country are navigating how artificial intelligence is reshaping coursework, assessment, and academic integrity. Many institutions are seeking practical guidance on how faculty should respond to AI use while maintaining responsible and ethical teaching practices.
The AI Faculty Guidance Strategy Session provides a focused opportunity for academic leaders to review their institution’s current approach to AI and explore practical strategies for supporting faculty and students.
Session Fee: $495
During this 90-minute session we will discuss key issues universities are currently addressing as AI technologies continue to evolve in higher education.
We begin by reviewing how generative AI tools are currently influencing teaching and learning across universities.
Discussion includes:
• how students are using AI tools in coursework
• emerging expectations for AI disclosure
• challenges faculty are experiencing in assignments and grading
Participants gain a clearer understanding of how peer institutions are approaching AI use in coursework.
Many instructors are asking how they should respond when AI is used in student work. This portion of the session focuses on practical approaches that support faculty decision-making.
Topics include:
• responding when AI use is suspected or disclosed
• communicating expectations clearly to students
• balancing academic integrity with responsible AI engagement
The goal is to provide practical frameworks faculty can apply immediately.
Universities are also navigating how AI fits within existing academic integrity policies.
We explore:
• documentation practices when AI use is disputed
• aligning AI guidance with institutional policies
• creating consistent responses across departments
The final portion of the session focuses on how institutions can support faculty as AI technologies continue to evolve.
We review:
• common faculty development workshop topics
• syllabus guidance related to AI use
• strategies for designing AI-resilient assignments
Participants leave with clear recommendations for next steps in faculty guidance and training.
This strategy session is designed for:
• Provosts
• Vice Provosts
• Deans
• Center for Teaching and Learning Directors
• Faculty development leaders
• Academic leadership teams
Following the session, institutions receive a brief summary including:
• key themes discussed during the session
• recommended areas for faculty guidance development
• suggested topics for faculty training or workshops
A 90-minute consultation designed to help academic leaders navigate AI use in coursework and develop practical guidance for faculty.
Session Fee: $495

Evaluate how prepared your institution is to support faculty responding to AI use in coursework.
Tell us about your institution and the AI challenges you are navigating. We’ll prepare a tailored recommendation for faculty training, institutional policy development, and responsible AI governance.
After submitting your request, you’ll be invited to a complimentary 30-minute AI Strategy Session where we will:
• Review your institution’s AI readiness and current challenges
• Discuss practical approaches for faculty responding to AI use in coursework
• Outline recommended workshops or leadership sessions
• Provide a clear scope, timeline, and investment options
• Answer questions and identify next steps for your institution
Answers to common questions about our training, consulting, and engagement process.
Our services are designed for organizations, leadership teams, faculty, and professionals seeking responsible, human-centered AI adoption. We work with higher education institutions, nonprofits, public-sector organizations, and private companies.
We offer three primary engagement types:
Each engagement is tailored to organizational needs, audience, and context.
No. All engagements are customized to ensure relevance, effectiveness, and appropriate risk management. We do not offer one-size-fits-all packages; however, we provide starting prices on our workshop page for your convenience.
Pricing is based on the training format, organizational size, audience, scope, duration, level of customization, and any on-site or travel requirements.
Yes. We regularly support organizations with remote, hybrid, and geographically distributed teams.
Our work is grounded in Human-in-the-Loop (HITL) principles, emphasizing human judgment, accountability, oversight, and responsible decision-making in AI-enabled environments.
Human-in-the-Loop (HITL)—originally articulated by Sheridan (1992)—refers to a governance and system design approach in which humans remain actively involved in reviewing, guiding, or validating technological outputs to ensure accountability and oversight.
Availability depends on scope and scheduling. We discuss timelines during the initial consultation following a quote request.
Tell us about your institution, and we’ll prepare a tailored recommendation for training, policy development, or leadership strategy.
You’ll then be invited to a 30-minute strategy session to review your plan, receive a custom quote, and determine next steps.