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In-Person Event
Wednesday, June 03, 2026 | 1:00 - 4:00 pm
Something remarkable has been happening at 91TV's. Faculty are reimagining how they teach, staff are transforming how they work, and quietly revolutionary breakthroughs are unfolding in classrooms and labs across campus. This June 3rd, you're invited to see it all in one place.
Join the 91TV's AI Nexus for an energizing half-day symposium where curiosity meets innovation: hear a candid State of AI at 91TV's from university leadership, roll up your sleeves in a collaborative Wicked Ideas workshop tackling real challenges alongside your colleagues, then wander an open Ideas Fair with light refreshments in hand, where faculty and staff share what they actually tried, what worked, what didn't, and what they wish they'd known sooner.
Whether you're a seasoned AI early adopter or someone who isn't sure where to start, this afternoon was built for you. No jargon, no prerequisites, just an honest and optimistic look at how 91TV's is meeting this moment with balanced skepticism and enthusiasm. Space is limited, so register today!
Event Agenda
| Time | Location | Description |
| 12:30 - 1:00 pm | Kinesiology and Health Studies (KINE) Foyer | Registration, Coffee |
| 1:00 – 1:50 pm | KINE 101 | Plenary The State of AI |
| 1:50 - 2:00 pm | KINE Foyer | Nutrition and Transition Break |
| 2:00 - 2:55 pm | Concurrent Sessions | |
| Session A | KINE 101 | Fluent, Not Fooled: Building AI Literacy and Critical Understanding |
| A1 | Reflecting on 2-Years of Classroom Use of Generative AI Tools Hebatalla Ouda; Sara Nabil |
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| A2 | Threshold Concepts for GenAI Literacy Cory Laverty; Jesse Baker |
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| A3 | “Yes, but”: Supporting Student Exploration of AI in Writing and Learning Johanna Amos; Lindsay Heggie |
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| Session B | KINE 104 | AI as a Pedagogical and Course Design Tool |
| B1 | Individualized Simulated Datasets for Teaching Statistics Rosemary Wilson |
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| B2 | AI as an Accessibility Amplifier Scott Whetstone |
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| B3 | Integrating AI into Teaching Environments Vic Sahai |
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| Session C | KINE 100 | AI, Assessment, and Student Work |
| C1 | Qlicker in the Age of AI Ryan Martin |
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| C2 | Negotiating Generative AI Use in Undergraduate Research Stanka Fitneva; Janet Menard; Jessie Rowe; Yasmin Djerbal; Johanna Amos |
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| C3 | Investigating AI Use in Engineering Problem-Based Projects Alan Ableson |
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| Session D | KINE 107 | AI in Medical Education |
| D1 | AI-Enabled Mixed Reality for Surgical Skills Training Souzan Yacob; Chirag Chopra; Nicholas Laflamme; Eleftheria Laios; Wiley Chung |
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| D2 | Transforming Assessment with AI in Radiology Education Benjamin Kwan, Zier Zhou, Christina Rogoza, Nick Rogoza, Ingrid de Vries, Andrew Chung, Boris Zevin |
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| D3 | AI Literacy in Medical Education: Detection Tools & Integrity Aws Almufleh, Rebecca Wood, Alyssa You, Rushil Dutta, Hadi Alhasani, and Sam Balmain |
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| D4 | Ambient AI Scribes in Medical Training (RCT Protocol) Nirojan Karunananthan, Amandip S. Rakkar, Akshay Rajaram, Leah Allen, David Barber, Siddartha Srivastava, and Adam Szulewski |
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| Session E | KINE 106 | Workshop |
| E1 | The Integrity Grey Zone: Academic Integrity and AI as a Wicked Problem Kelley Packalen |
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| 2:55 - 3:05 pm | KINE Foyer | Break Transition to Ideas Fair |
| 3:05 - 4:00 pm | Ideas Fair | |
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KINE 104 |
Automated Multimodal Agent: PDF to Narrated PowerPoint Mahmoud Alyosify; Mirna Imbabi |
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| KINE 104 | Bridging Foundational Knowledge with AI Laura Shannon, Laurent Béland, Aiden Wilcock, and Stephen Kerr |
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| KINE 102 | Closing the AI Skills Gap: Curiosity-Driven Teaching Misha Kouzeh |
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| KINE 106 | Leveraging AI for Dynamic Clinical Simulation Reginald Hodge |
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| KINE 106 | AI-Driven Adaptive Feedback for Simulation Julie Bomba; Nick Rogoza; Christina Rogoza |
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| KINE 107 | AI-Resilient Assessment Design Farid Bashiri |
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| KINE 107 | Strategic Steering: Student Agency with AI Ricardo Quevedo; Simon Bailey; Yuksel Asli Sari |
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| KINE 107 | Not All Citations Are Equal Susan Docherty-Skippen, Maxie Grant, Alyssa Pakenham, Denise Stockley, Courtney Svab, and Nicholas Held |
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| KINE 103 | AI: Augmentative or Transformational Technology Richard Reeve, Peter Glinos, Lydia Scholle-Cotton, and Malek el Kouzi |
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| KINE 101 | English: Bootcamp for the AI Age, or, ChatGPT Is People Molly Wallace |
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| KINE 106 | Designing AI-Supported Simulations George Baranyai |
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| KINE 101 | GenAI Tools for Learning Patterns Jose Hidalgo, Jorge Veloz, Iovanna Veloz, and Carlos Arriaza |
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| KINE 101 | AI for Discovery in Heritage Institutions Heather Home |
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| KINE 105 | Instructor-Driven Demo Design (ID3) Christian Muise |
If you have any questions please contact Eleftherios Soleas.