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Nearly 200 people attended, many eager to learn how to use AI to improve instruction, streamline operations, and prepare for new workforce demands.
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The event was supported by sponsors including , , and , whose collaboration helped bring hands-on tools and insights directly to attendees.
On the academic side, faculty are also embracing this evolution.
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