Here's your USD News Connect — where each week the University of San Diego media relations team offers expert voices to speak on stories impacting our community. If you're interested in the stories below, or need experts for any other topic you might be working on, don't hesitate to reach out to us at press@sandiego.edu.*
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Free Workshops to Help Educators Navigate AI in the Classroom
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A new study by The Jacobs Institute for Innovation in Education at USD reveals that while PreK-12 teachers see AI’s promise, many feel unprepared to use it. To bridge this gap, The Jacobs Institute is launching a free workshop series starting October 1 focused on practical guidance and tools to help educators navigate the integration of AI into their classrooms and teaching practice. Alma Behar, research associate at USD, is available for interviews in English and Spanish on the study's findings and what educators can gain from this free workshop series.
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New Research Looks At How Businesses Can Utilize GenAI
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Generative AI is being quickly adopted across industries, bringing new chances for efficiency, creativity and innovation. But it's also causing confusion about what it can do, how to use it and where it fits in business. Colin Campbell, associate professor of marketing, just published new research on this topic and can talk about what businesses need to be thinking about when incorporating GenAI into their business models.
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Women's Soccer Game Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
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The Toreros Women’s Soccer team is one of 10 undefeated teams remaining in the country and off to the best start in program history. They’ll open conference play this Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. against Pacific at Torero Stadium, highlighted by Hispanic Heritage Night. The event will include Mariachi performances, bilingual announcements and videos highlighting Hispanic student-athletes.
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