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The Freedman Fellows Program is inviting faculty to submit applications for its year-long fellowship aimed at fostering the planning, development, and implementation of digital research projects or innovative technology-enabled instruction for the 2025-26 academic year. This year's selection committee has expressed a particular interest in projects that delve into generative artificial intelligence and its associated concepts within the realms of academic research or teaching. Topics of focus may include generative adversarial networks, large language models, and various aspects of machine learning.
Moreover, the program is also keen on supporting initiatives that address pressing social issues or concerns, reflecting the importance of technology in contemporary education and research. Faculty members are encouraged to think creatively about how their projects can contribute to the evolving landscape of technology in academia. Applications will be reviewed based on their potential impact, innovation, and relevance to current educational challenges.
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