Role
Program lead and designer
Tools
Appreciative Inquiry, cohort-based design, reflection portfolios

The GAIT Fellowship (Generative AI in Teaching) is a year-long cohort program that supports faculty across UGA’s 14 schools and colleges in developing intentional, critical, discipline-specific approaches to generative AI.

Why it exists

Most faculty responses to generative AI fall into two unhelpful camps: enthusiastic adoption without pedagogical framing, or blanket prohibition that ignores how students are already using the tools. GAIT is built for the middle — faculty who want to think carefully about what these systems change, what they don’t, and what teaching should look like in response.

How it works

  • Monthly cohort meetings structured around teaching problems, not tool demonstrations
  • Individual consultations to translate cohort conversations into discipline-specific assignment redesigns
  • A shared reflection portfolio that becomes a teaching artifact fellows carry forward
  • Peer observation pairs across disciplines

What I’m learning

(Fill in as the program matures — evidence of impact, faculty quotes, artifacts produced, lessons for the next cohort.)