CHARISM Conference: Schedule at a Glance

Concurrent Sessions:

• Session 1: From AI Disclosure to Formation: Using Student AI-Use Documentation as Charism-Centered Assessment in Catholic Higher Education
• Session 2: CHARISM & International Education through the Lewis Center Fellowship Program

Concurrent Sessions:

• Session 3: Forming Scientists as Stewards of Creation: Integrating CUREs in Biology through Catholic Intellectual Tradition and Laudato Si'
• Session 4: Growing AI-Ready Faculty Through Peer-Led Professional Development

Concurrent Sessions:

• Session 5: Stuff That (mostly) Works for Underprepared Students
• Session 6: Pedagogy of Belonging and Vocation

Concurrent Sessions:

• Session 7: “Teach Me, I Dare You…” Building a Coordinated Engagement Ecosystem for Gateway Mathematics

• Session 8: Support Undergraduate Reading: Strategies for Across the Disciplines, First Year to Graduate

The Catholic University: Mission, Formation, and the Common Good

• Universities’ Challenges and Possibilities in the 21st Century: Pope Leo XIV and St. John Henry Newman in Dialogue
• Doing Theology through the Catholic Intellectual Tradition: A Civic Education Project for Gen Z

Concurrent Sessions:

• Session 1: Race, Migration, and Identity in Mediterranean Europe: Our Experience Developing a New Study Abroad Curricular Model
• Session 2: Teaching Climate Change: Addressing Hopelessness and Despair

Concurrent Sessions:

• Session 3: Sacred Spaces: Using Digital Humanities to Connect Community and Universities
• Session 4: AI as Assistant and Data Analyst: Cultivating and Measuring Student AI-Resilience in Capstone Writing

Concurrent Sessions:

• Session 5: Information Is Not Formation: Storytelling and Human(e) Ways of Knowing
• Session 6: From Service to Solidarity: The CHARISM Approach to Community-Engaged Learning

AI and Higher Education: Two Perspectives

• Grade Inflation in H-E-B School of Business and Administration
• Corazón — Do You Hear Me, HAL? A Quasi-Comprehensive Look at Artificial Intelligence-from the Big Questions to What We Can Do With It Today