CU Boulder is expanding its Artificial Intelligence Strategic Steering Committee (AISSC) with an updated charge (PDF) to lead a more connected, systematic approach to AI that supports students’ learning, prepares them for success in an AI-enabled world and strengthens how the university approaches teaching and learning, the student experience, research and creative work, and operations.
The expanded committee will bring together campus leaders from academic affairs, operations and shared governance, along with students, faculty and staff to strengthen alignment and guide AI-related decision-making. (The original AISSC was formed in spring 2024 and included representation from research, teaching and learning, and administrative domains.) Orrie Gartner, interim vice chancellor for IT, will serve as co-chair of the committee. An additional co-chair will be announced once the vice provost for academic technology and resource management position in the Division of Academic Affairs is filled.
The updated charge reflects the rapid evolution of AI and its growing impact on higher education and will strengthen coordination, improve communication and support informed, consistent integration of AI across campus in ways that advance students’ learning, prepare them to lead and succeed in an AI-enabled workforce and support their long-term success.
Learn more about the AISSC, including membership and the full charge, on the AISSC committee page.