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November 2026

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  • "AI as a performance evaluator": a CTL Conversation Session about AI, Assessment and the Human — Tuesday, Nov. 10, 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m., Raynor Library, 330B. For faculty, graduate students, post-docs and staff,  offered by the Center for Teaching and Learning.

    Register online for the Nov. 10 event

  • Film Screening and Panel: Thoreau at the Arrival of AI - Monday, Nov. 9, 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in Eckstein Hall 246. Documentary film screening and panel discussion with the film’s director, Erik Ewers, and scholars from Marquette and Thoreau College exploring how Henry David Thoreau’s model for engaging technology in the midst of the industrial revolution provides lessons for engaging AI today.

  • Academic Lecture and Panel: "Magnifica Humanitas and the Structural Critique of Technocracy: Exploring the Longue Durée of AI” on Monday, Nov. 16, at 3:30 p.m. in Sensenbrenner Hall's Eisenberg Room. Presented by Dr. Taylor Nutter, assistant professor of theology, at Mount St. Mary's University. Intended for an academic audience; everyone is welcome. Sponsored by Academic Integrity, Center for the Advancement of the Humanities, the Theology Department, and Center for Data Ethics. Part of the “What Are We Building?” event series.

  • Public Lecture: “'AI Is Not Morally Neutral': Pope Leo XIV, Technology, and Social Justice” on Monday, Nov. 16, at 7 p.m. in Sensenbrenner Hall's Eisenberg Room. Presented by Dr. Taylor Nutter, assistant professor of theology, at Mount St. Mary's University. Open to Marquette faculty, staff, students and the public. Sponsored by Academic Integrity, Center for the Advancement of the Humanities, the Theology Department, and Center for Data Ethics. Part of the “What Are We Building?” event series.


October 2026

Events

  • Center for Teaching and Learning and Faber Center Session — Thursday, Oct. 29, 2026, at noon: Ignatian Discernment: A Compelling Strategy in Complicated Times (Part II), Raynor Library, 330B. The second session in a two-part series (attendees welcome regardless of participating in Part I) will examine Ignatian discernment as it applies to pedagogy, including incorporation into syllabi, course readings and assignments, and the overall learning experience. Part of the “What Are We Building?” event series.

    Register online for the Oct. 29 event

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