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Honors Pulse Panel Examines AI's Impact on the Workforce (opens the original)
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It has become one of the most familiar pieces of career advice: to compete in the modern workforce, learn how to use artificial intelligence. But that advice assumes we already know what kind of workforce AI is creating. Artificial intelligence is influencing far more than how people complete their daily tasks. It is reshaping investment and financial markets, changing what students are expected to learn and giving employers new tools to recruit, evaluate and monitor workers. It may create new i
Honors Pulse Panel to Examine AI's Impact on the Workforce (opens the original)
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It has become one of the most familiar pieces of career advice: to compete in the modern workforce, learn how to use artificial intelligence. But that advice assumes we already know what kind of workforce AI is creating. Artificial intelligence is influencing far more than how people complete their daily tasks. It is reshaping investment and financial markets, changing what students are expected to learn and giving employers new tools to recruit, evaluate and monitor workers. It may create new i
The Ozarks, Still Becoming: History and Music at the Honors College House Concert (opens the original)
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The Ozarks have never been only a place on a map. They are also a collection of sounds and stories, inherited traditions and contested identities, a region whose boundaries can seem certain one moment and surprisingly elusive the next. At this year’s Honors College House Concert, the Ozarks will be heard as well as considered on Wednesday, October 28th at 6 p.m. in the Honors Student Lounge (GEAR 130). Historian Brooks Blevins will join the Ozark Highballers, a three-piece string band steeped in
Lady Church Returns: Symposium Revisits Forgotten Figure (opens the original)
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She has been a mother, a bride, a teacher, a scold and, in the hands of the English poet and cleric John Donne, something considerably more scandalous. For more than a millennium, writers imagined the Christian church as a woman. Then, gradually, Lady Church all but disappeared from cultural memory. A U of A symposium on Monday, Oct. 5, will bring her back into the conversation. The symposium celebrates Lora Walsh's new book, Lady Church in the Christian Imagination: From Early Christianity to E
Study Abroad Workshop Helps Students Turn Global Experience Into Career Advantage (opens the original)
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Studying abroad gave you more than photos, passport stamps and stories. It also gave you skills, and knowing how to talk about them could help you land a job, earn an internship or strengthen a graduate school application. Students who have studied abroad are invited to discover how during an interactive workshop Thursday, Sept. 24, at 9 a.m. in GEAR 258. The workshop will be led by Lindsey Aloia, associate dean of the Graduate School and International Education and professor in the Department o
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