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Lecture shares how school counselors can use AI

Anthony Elizondo, visiting professor of education counseling, delivers the Lewis Faculty Fellowship Lecture, titled “Artificial Intelligence Supported Supervision with School Counselors,” April 29 in the Lewis Center. Elizondo discussed how school counselors have been using AI in their work. / photo by Ronald Banks
Anthony Elizondo, visiting professor of education counseling, delivers the Lewis Faculty Fellowship Lecture, titled “Artificial Intelligence Supported Supervision with School Counselors,” April 29 in the Lewis Center. Elizondo discussed how school counselors have been using AI in their work. / photo by Ronald Banks
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Ronald Banks is a senior photography major and a staff photographer for the Campus Times and La Verne Magazine.

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