Institutional Guidelines and Policy on Artificial Intelligence
In April, the College circulated a draft of proposed Institutional Guidelines and Policy on the Usage of AI. The policy, which centers on data privacy and protection; ethical use and impact; security and access control; and training and awareness was approved earlier this month by the Institutional Policy and Planning Committee (IPPC). It will be reviewed annually moving forward in recognition of the rapidly changing nature of AI. The full final policy can be viewed on Information Technology’s Policies and Procedures webpage.
Front Entrance Project: Phase II
Facilities Services will begin Phase II enhancements to the College's main entrance June 1. Made possible through the generosity of a donor, the project will include new sidewalks, roadway edge improvements, landscaping, seating walls, campus maps, benches, sculptures, and enhanced views of campus buildings. Construction is expected to continue through late August. Temporary closures and traffic rerouting may occur throughout the project, with signage posted to guide pedestrians and vehicles along alternate routes.
Mostly Modern Festival
The Mostly Modern Festival, an international music festival that celebrates fresh and fun classical music, returns for its seventh season. June 5–20. Concerts are held in Zankel Music Center. Tickets can be purchased online or at Zankel box office. Walk-ups are welcome. All students, faculty, and staff are invited to attend free of charge by showing their ůůֱ ID.
Volunteers Needed
The New York State Defenders Association is looking for mock jurors to serve in a public defender trail training. Volunteers are needed Tuesday, June 9, from 8:30 a.m. to12:30 p.m. in Gannett Auditorium. Light breakfast and lunch will be provided. Volunteer credit hours can be given if needed. If you are interested or have questions, email training@nysda.org. To apply, fill out this form.
