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Building a Psychology-Informed AI Teaching Practice

March 17, 2027

This webinar will teach faculty how to create sustainable, evidence-informed approaches to teaching with AI. Speaker: Regan Gurung, PhD, Professor of Psychology, School of Psychological Science, Oregon State University

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AI and Education: Creating AI Policies that Support Learning, Integrity, and Equity

February 17, 2027

This webinar will teach faculty how to develop transparent expectations informed by how students learn. Speaker: Lance Eaton, Senior Associate Director of AI in Teaching and Learning, Northeastern University

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Teaching Students to Use AI Critically Through Psychological Science

January 20, 2027

This webinar will teach faculty how to help students understand AI through cognition, bias, motivation, and metacognition. Speaker: Beth Schwartz, PhD, Senior Director, Teaching and Learning, American Psychological Association

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AI, Assessment, and Feedback in Teaching and Learning

November 18, 2026

This webinar will teach faculty how to design assessments that preserve rigor, improve feedback, and support durable learning. Speaker: Laura Dorsey-Elson, PhD, Director, Center for Innovative Instruction & Scholarship, Morgan State University

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Using AI to Design Learning Experiences that Promote Thinking

October 21, 2026

This webinar will help faculty and other educators apply the science of learning to lesson design, class activities, and instructional scaffolds. Speaker: JT Torres, PhD, Director, Houston H. Harte Center for Teaching and Learning, Washington and Lee

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Generating Experimental Stimuli and Best Practices

October 8, 2026

Learn how AI can be used to generate experimental stimuli and support a variety of research activities

AI in Psychological Assessment

September 24, 2026

Explore the benefits, risks, and considerations for AI use in psychological assessment

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Ethical Emotionally Intelligent AI Chatbot Design Program

September 22, 2026

Go beyond understanding how AI works and start designing chatbot experiences based on how human actually experience AI interaction

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AI, Learning, and the Psychology of Teaching

September 16, 2026

This webinar will help faculty understand AI through the lens of cognitive science and the science of learning. Speakers: Chris Hakala, PhD, Executive Director, Center for Excellence in Teaching, Learning, and Scholarship, Springfield College; Beth Schwartz, PhD, Senior Director Teaching and Learning, American Psychological Association

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Mitigating the harms of emerging technologies that perpetrate financial fraud attacks on older Americans

July 31, 2026

APA Services submitted written testimony featuring clinical research on the confluence of aging and susceptibility to financial scams

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