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Responsible Artificial Intelligence Curriculum Design Project | Participants

National Humanities Center Institute for College/University Faculty
June 20–24, 2022

Overview Speakers Participants

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  Timothy Beal

  Distinguished University Professor and Florence Harkness Professor of Religion, Case Western Reserve University

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  Elizabeth Callaway

  Assistant Professor of English, The University of Utah

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  Eric Chown

  Professor of Digital and Computational Studies, Bowdoin College

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  Allison Cooper

  Assistant Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures and Cinema Studies, Bowdoin College

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  Huiling Ding

  Professor of English, North Carolina State University

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  Michael Franz

  Professor of Government, Bowdoin College

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  Michael Hemenway

  Research Associate, h.lab, Case Western Reserve University

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  Lisa Meeden

  Professor of Computer Science, Swarthmore College

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  Kristi Sweet

  Associate Professor of Philosophy, Texas A&M University

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  Fernando Nascimento

  Assistant Professor of Digital and Computational Studies, Bowdoin College

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  Erica O’Neil

  Research Program Manager, Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics, Arizona State University

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  Kirsten Ostherr

  Professor of English, Rice University

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  Raghuram Ramanujan

  Associate Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science, Davidson College

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  Nupoor Ranade

  Assistant Professor of English, George Mason University

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  Mark Sample

  Associate Professor of Digital Studies, Davidson College

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  Hina Shaikh

  Assistant Professor, Center for Gender Studies, University of Florida

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  Felesia Stukes

  Assistant Professor of Computer Science, Johnson C. Smith University

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  Krista K. Thomason
  (NHC Fellow, 2021–22)

  Associate Professor of Philosophy, Swarthmore College

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  Aarthi Vadde
  (NHC Fellow, 2020–21)

  Associate Professor of English, Duke University

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  Kimberly Van Orman

  Lecturer, Institute for Artificial Intelligence, University of Georgia

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  Zac Zimmer

  Associate Professor of Literature, University of California, Santa Cruz