As artificial intelligence increasingly influences society, professions, and education, scholars across disciplines are examining its impact on their fields. This collection highlights Gonzaga faculty scholarship that discusses, analyzes, critiques, or applies AI within specific disciplinary, professional, educational, and ethical contexts. Rather than focusing on the technical development of AI systems, these works explore what AI means for the people, practices, and communities affected by it.
This collection will continue to grow as new faculty contributions are added. To suggest a work for inclusion or to learn more about the collection, please contact the IR.
This collection will continue to grow as new faculty contributions are added. To suggest a work for inclusion or to learn more about the collection, please contact the IR.
Submissions from 2026
The PAL Compass for Navigating AI in Education, Anny Fritzen Case, Christine Dawson, and Deb Vriend Van Duinen
Submissions from 2024
Introductory Activity for Generative AI, Josh Anthony
Submissions from 2023
Can ChatGPT Accurately Answer a PICOT Question? Assessing AI Respones to a Clinical Question, Candise Branum and Martin Schiavenato
