Tag: jason neidleman
Lecture looks at challenging Medicaid renewal process
Soomi Lee, professor of public administration, discussed her research “Configurational Pathways to Medicaid Renewal Performance Across U.S. States,” Tuesday in the Lewis Center classroom.
Senate bill would ban AI therapists
The California Legislature has voted to implement Senate Bill 903, would ban artificial intelligence chatbots that provide mental health therapy services and will place regulations when AI is used in health spaces.
Federal financial aid changes could hurt students
Starting July 1 college students and graduate students will see changes to their financial aid packages.
Lecture considers appropriate AI use
Karen Beavers, research and instructional librarian, presented the different research strategies she explored and learned during her sabbatical Tuesday as part of the faculty lecture series.
Faculty grapple with AI’s increasing ubiquity
Artificial intelligence, with its rapid development and increasingly easy access the past few years, has crept into the college classroom, causing many within and outside of education to question what this may mean for the future.
Talk connects Rouusseau’s theories to today’s crises
Jason Neidleman, professor of political science, discussed “Desiccated Democracy” Tuesday in the Quay Davis Executive Board Room.