The Bok Center team is available to review syllabi, help with assignment (re-)design, provide strategies for efficient and effective grading, help with the design and running of innovative multi-modal activities and assignments, and brainstorm active learning strategies.
Resources are available to support faculty navigating challenges related to teaching and AI through practical resources, classroom experimentation, and applied research. Current projects include AI-augmented oral exams, "vibe coding" for humanities courses, AI-resilient assignment design, and frameworks for treating AI as an object of critical study—not just a tool.
The academic CV and cover letter form the foundation of your job market applications—but what should they highlight, and how much should you tailor them to different institutions and positions? In this workshop, we will discuss how to organize and present...
The Research Statement is a critical document for the job market, but what should it actually include? How much space should you give to different projects, and how can you make the statement compelling to your readers? In this workshop, we will discuss...
The Research Statement is a critical document for the job market, but what should it actually include? How much space should you give to different projects, and how can you make the statement compelling to your readers? In this workshop, we will discuss...