Boston University’s Institute for Excellence in Teaching & Learning is focused on elevating and transforming teaching and learning innovation across the entire BU ecosystem to deliver a superior student experience. The Assistant Director, AI and Education, plays a lead role in designing and developing effective and ethical uses of AI and other innovations in the classroom. This is a cross disciplinary position that works in collaboration with faculty, academic leaders and Institute management to responsibly integrate AI into teaching and learning. This individual supports various elements of the Institute and aligns with the overall strategic objectives of the Institute to provide resource support in the areas of curriculum planning development, assessment, integrated learning strategies, etc. The role also facilitates workshops and other forums, as desired by the Institute, to build community, collaboration, and adoption across stakeholder groups. This role partners closely with Institute leaders, as well as BU’s AI Development Accelerator, and will guide and influence change through the development and delivery of strategies and resources for AI in teaching and learning that empower collaboration, scale, flexibility, results and innovation.  The individual in this role has expertise in the use of AI and applications in an educational setting.   Primary Responsibilities Develop programming based on the effective and ethical use of AI, which may include convening faculty who are implementing AI in their classrooms, creating and curating AI related learning resources, as well as toolkits and professional development opportunities (both online and in person).  Engage with BU’s schools and colleges to foster awareness and adoption of AI in ways that enhance teaching and learning. Pursue opportunities to integrate innovative approaches into existing curriculum and newly designed educational experiences. Create and curate learning materials, tutorials, courses and resources that guide faculty and students in understanding AI and related technologies. Research and recommend AI tools and approaches that align with pedagogical goals and enhance student learning outcomes. Stay current on the latest trends in AI and education to bring critical insights to faculty in a rapidly evolving field. Consult with faculty on curricular planning to incorporate AI, and identify opportunities for enhancement.  Consider models for training, certification and recognition to promote faculty advancement and readiness. Foster a cross campus network of faculty to explore AI applications in pedagogy. Support and lead workshops, events or other initiatives that promote AI awareness in teaching and learning across the BU faculty community. Provide a forum for teaching and learning communities (vis a vis office hours, in person sessions, web events, etc.) to discuss common AI in teaching and learning interest areas. Review budget and award submissions for innovative and academic pilot awards that relate to AI, collaborating with the Institute Governance Committee.  Support other initiatives, as required or assigned, by the Institute and Institute leadership.