On-Demand Webinar

Academic Integrity in Higher Education: Practical Responses to Generative and Agentic AI

Part of AAC&U's free “AI Week,” this webinar is designed to help faculty and administrators respond to current and emerging academic integrity challenges.

April 28, 2026 |

A recent study from the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania found that 82 percent of employees across all fields and disciplines now report using AI weekly in their professional lives. Many colleges and universities are now integrating AI into their curriculum to prepare students for this evolving world of work; however, recent surveys indicate the majority of those who teach in higher education report academic integrity as one of their primary concerns associated with AI. The emergence of Agentic AI and other technologies are further complicating academic integrity goals.

This free “AI Week” webinar is designed to help faculty and administrators respond to current and emerging academic integrity challenges, drawing on insights from experts in academic integrity administration, writing pedagogy, and faculty practice across multiple institutional contexts. Practical pedagogical strategies, effective classroom approaches, and up-to-date perspectives regarding AI detection will be among the topics explored in this action-oriented webinar.

Panelists

  • José Antonio Bowen

    José Antonio Bowen

    Senior ScholarAAC&U
  • Antonio Byrd

    Antonio Byrd

    Associate Professor of EnglishUniversity of Missouri–Kansas City
  • Anna Mills

    Modern Language Association Task Force on AI in Research and TeachingCollege of Marin
  • Susan Ray

    Susan Ray

    Associate Professor of EnglishDelaware County Community College
  • Camilla Roberts

    Director of the Honor and Integrity SystemKansas State University

Moderator

  • C. Edward Watson

    C. Edward Watson

    Vice President for Digital InnovationAAC&U

Brought to you by AAC&U’s 2026–27 Institute on AI, Pedagogy, and the Curriculum and the AAC&U Conference on AI and Higher Education, this webinar is part of “AI Week,” a series of expert-led webinars designed to explore AI’s impact on higher education and equip institutions with strategies for integrating AI into teaching, learning, and institutional planning. Registration is free and open to all.