Tina Miller shows us how Arizona State University is leading the charge on AI integration and adoption. ASU has created a model that we can all use to help guide us in our AI journey. The resources Tina talked about (in the links below) have a number of inspirational AI use cases and tools that can provide ideas on how we might adapt these for our institutions.
Tina Miller shows us how Arizona State University is leading the charge on AI integration and adoption. ASU has created a model that we can all use to help guide us in our AI journey. The resources Tina talked about (in the links below) have a number of inspirational AI use cases and tools that can provide ideas on how we might adapt these for our institutions.
Links from the episode:
https://ai.asu.edu - the main AI website with resources
https://tech.asu.edu/features/AI-Journey-24 - a look at the ASU AI journey
https://openai.com/index/asu/ - OpenAI ASU case study
Episode prompt:
You are an expert event planner.
I'm going to ask you to help create an event for [type of event - fundraiser, student fair, etc.] for the [institution URL] targeting [ideal audience] with the goal of [desired outcome of event]. There are [lenght of time in weeks, months, years, etc.] before the event.
Ask any necessary questions, one at a time, to gather any additional details needed. Suggest ideas to make the event engaging for attendees and successful for the organization. Make suggestions for volunteer roles. Create a draft of a letter for potential volunteers with details around expectations, duties, and timeline. Create a draft of a letter or announcement for the target audience inviting them to the event. Create an agenda for the event. Also create a post-event survey to sent to attendees.
Create details for the event. Take your time.
Guest Name: Tina Miller, Executive Director: Creative & Communications, Arizona State University
Guest Social: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tinamiller3/
Guest Bio: Tina Miller, Executive Director of Creative and Communications at Arizona State University’s Enterprise Technology (IT division), brings nearly three decades of experience from Fortune 500 companies, government, and academia. She spearheads initiatives highlighting the division's dedication to innovation and digital excellence, reimagining how technology enhances the human experience. Tina and her team are pioneering the future of AI-driven communications, leveraging artificial intelligence to elevate storytelling, improve efficiency, and push the boundaries of what's possible in creative design and communications. Her previous senior leadership roles include Boys and Girls Clubs of Metro Phoenix, Universal Technical Institute, Inc. and Maricopa Community College District. Tina earned her MBA from the University of Phoenix and her journalism degree from the University of Missouri–Columbia.