AI in Action
AI in Action Video Series
Discover how SDSU faculty and staff are putting artificial intelligence into action across campus. From using AI to enrich teaching, to streamlining everyday tasks, our AI in Action video series on YouTube highlights practical, creative approaches to AI.

Accessible Tactile Graphs Using AI and 3D Printing
Kristin Duncan, Lecturer
Department of Mathematics & Statistics

Redesigning Psychology Learning with Generative AI
Department of Psychology

Responsible AI Use in Engineering Education
Baris Aksanli, Associate Professor
Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering

Making Public Budgeting More Approachable with AI
Justina Jose, Assistant Professor
School of Public Affairs

Preparing Future Nurses with AI-Powered Patient Simulations
Lisa Concilio, Lecturer
School of Nursing

Using AI to Tell Environmental Justice Stories
Kishuana Soljour, Assistant Professor
Department of Classics & Humanities

Supporting Student Success with Gemini Notebook
Donatella Zona, Professor
Department of Biology

Designing a Student-Centered AI Virtual TA in Marketing Education
Jonathan Ossie, Lecturer
Fowler College of Business

Extending Donor Engagement with AI in University Relations
Amy Walling, Associate Vice President of Planned Giving & Estate Administration
Planned Giving

Generative AI in Accounting: Balancing Efficiency and Critical Thinking
Amanda Marino, Assistant Professor
Fowler College of Business

Mapping AI in Geography: Enhancing Writing and Critical Thinking
Justin Bissell, Lecturer
Department of Geography

Teaching Using ChatGPT
Stacy Bodus, Lecturer
SDSU Imperial Valley

Optimizing Academic Support in College Athletics
Hannah Friesen, Academic and Tutor Coordinator
SDSU Athletics

Enhancing Student Voice Through AI
Katie Hughes, Lecturer
Department of Rhetoric and Writing Studies

Free AI Powered Tools to Save Time and Improve Instruction
Melissa Navarro Martell, Associate Professor
Department of Dual Language and English Learner Education

Using AI to Amplify Your Teaching: Creating Examples
Jeffery Osborne, Assistant Professor
School of Public Affairs
