Prompting Meaning: Teaching and Learning in the Age of AI, Digital Essay Collection Available Now!
The digital essay collection, Prompting Meaning: Teaching and Learning in the Age of AI, is not available on the WFU Humanities Institute website! This collection features essays by members of the Language, Theory, and Artificial Intelligence Interdisciplinary Faculty Seminar: Erin Branch, Tobias Flattery, Erin Henslee, Ryan D. Shirey, and Carter Smith.
The collection was also just plugged on The American Vandal podcast by host and HI Symposium Keynote Speaker Matt Seybold.
CLICK HERE to read the collection!
Click here to listen to the episode of The American Vandal!
Just Write Returns for Summer, Friday May 22nd
Just Write.
Friday, May 22nd
9:00am-12:00pm
Friday, May 22nd
9:00am-12:00pm
Reynolda Hall, Room 301
Just Write. returns for the summer on Friday, May 22nd from 9:00am-12:00pm in the Reynolda Hall, Room 301.
The HI provides space, coffee, and light snacks — you do the rest. Please click here to register (or just stop by). We hope to see you there!
Summer 2026 Dates and Locations
Friday, May 22nd, 301 Reynolda Hall
Friday, May 29th, 301 Reynolda Hall
Friday, June 5th, 301 Reynolda Hall
Friday, June 12th, Room TBD
Friday, June 19th: No Meeting: University Holiday
Friday, June 26th, 301 Reynolda Hall
Friday, July 3rd: No Meeting, University Holiday
Friday, July 10th, 301 Reynolda Hall
Friday, July 17th, 301 Reynolda Hall
Friday, July 24th, 301 Reynolda Hall
Friday, July 31st, 301 Reynolda Hall
Friday, August 7th, 301 Reynolda Hall
Friday, August 14th, 301 Reynolda Hall
Friday, August 21st, 301 Reynolda Hall
If you have any questions, contact Aimee Mepham, HI Associate Director, at .