Grad PIRATE Talks
Promoting Innovative Research And Teaching Excellence
Grad PIRATE Talks provide a forum for graduate student research and teaching assistants to network, share their research, and improve their teaching skills. Each session will feature a 30-40 minute presentation by one or more graduate students followed by a 20-30 minute moderated discussion.
April 7, 2025
Artificial Intelligence:
The Uses and Abuses of AI in Teaching
2:00 p.m.
Mendenhall G21A
Ground Floor
A conversation on the experiences, both challenges and the successes, as teaching assistants in the era of AI.
Featuring ECU Graduate Students
- Kristin Outland, Communication
- Naomi Jainarine, Biology, Biomedicine, and Chemistry
- Nicole Allen, Rhetoric, Writing, and Professional Communication
- Jack Atkinson, Business Administration
- Addison Carrasquillo, Communication
- Guy W. Wyatt, Biology, Biomedicine, and Chemistry
- Grayson Sink, Chemistry
- Parker Estes, Fine Arts
- Brittany P. Roenker, Bioenergetics and Exercise Science
- Amanda Powell, Biology, Biomedicine, and Chemistry
- Amanda “Anie”Patterson Partin, Rhetoric, Writing, and Professional Communication
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Phone conference ID: 650 763 197#
Individuals requesting accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) should contact ECU’s ADA coordinator at least 48 hours prior to the event at 252-737-1018 or ada-coordinator@ecu.edu