Teaching & Learning
Research
- The sources do not provide a broader campus-wide rule for AI use in drafting papers, theses, or manuscripts
- For grant applications and some sponsored-program activities, the college requires compliance with sponsor rules, and faculty are directed to contact the research office before using AI in proposal development
Restrictions and guidance about AI use in grant applications are rapidly changing. Guidance from federal granting agencies can be found in this list gathered by the Council on Governmental Relations. Contact our office if you have any questions or before using AI in proposal development.
Abide by all federal regulations and guidelines and all institutional and sponsor rules for sponsored projects including proposal preparation, conduct of the work, terms and conditions of federal awards, and award administration.
- More generally, researchers must comply with federal regulations and institutional and sponsor rules for proposal preparation and sponsored work
- The college explicitly warns that AI guidance for grant applications is changing and directs users to federal agency guidance and the research office before using AI in proposal development
Restrictions and guidance about AI use in grant applications are rapidly changing. Guidance from federal granting agencies can be found in this list gathered by the Council on Governmental Relations. Contact our office if you have any questions or before using AI in proposal development.
Abide by all federal regulations and guidelines and all institutional and sponsor rules for sponsored projects including proposal preparation, conduct of the work, terms and conditions of federal awards, and award administration.
Academic Integrity
Institutional & Administrative
- The provided sources do not impose a binding university-wide rule on faculty use for grading, feedback, or administrative writing
- The college shows active institutional support for faculty engagement with AI in teaching and learning, including programming and strategic goals tied to AI literacy and pedagogical use
The Kendall Center offers support and resources for faculty in all matters related to teaching and learning.
Given the likely impact of AI on teaching and learning, the Kendall Center is beginning to gather resources and host conversations on our campus related to this topic.
Host AI institutes for faculty to develop strategies for designing assignments and courses that maintain the value and relevance of a liberal arts education in the age of AI
Contribute to building a campus culture of critical AI literacy among faculty, staff, and students at Gustavus
- Gustavus has an emerging institutional AI strategy centered on faculty development and campus AI literacy
- The sources describe the Kendall Center's role in gathering resources and hosting campus conversations, and the Provost office's 2024-25 goals include faculty AI institutes and building a campus culture of critical AI literacy
Given the likely impact of AI on teaching and learning, the Kendall Center is beginning to gather resources and host conversations on our campus related to this topic.
Host AI institutes for faculty to develop strategies for designing assignments and courses that maintain the value and relevance of a liberal arts education in the age of AI
Contribute to building a campus culture of critical AI literacy among faculty, staff, and students at Gustavus
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Common Questions About Gustavus Adolphus College's AI Policies
Gustavus Adolphus College has defined AI policies in 4 of 12 categories, with an overall coverage score of 33%.
No explicit disclosure requirement is currently defined in the available policy sources.
No explicit detection or enforcement process is currently defined in the available policy sources.
No explicit data protection or approved AI platform policy is currently defined in the available policy sources.