Explore AI-related initiatives, collaborations, and innovation efforts across CU Denver that support teaching, learning, research, student success, and operational excellence.
An innovative, interactive program that helps students build a deeper understanding of academic integrity, ethical scholarship, citations, plagiarism, and responsible AI use through collaborative problem-solving experiences.
Faculty can use the interest form to learn more about bringing Milo’s Integrity Quest into their class.
Bring It to Your Class →February–May 2025
The Administration and Operations Working Group explored the opportunities and challenges associated with using artificial intelligence in university operations. The group examined how AI-driven solutions could support administrative efficiency, data management, decision-making, and services for students and employees.
The working group convened from February through May 2025. Its charge, executive summary, and final deliverables are available below.
Review a summary of the working group’s Spring 2025 activities, findings, and recommendations.
Read the Executive Summary →Explore the frameworks, recommendations, and planning resources developed by the working group.
Use structured templates to examine strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, aspirations, and results related to AI.
Review the working group’s approach to evaluating AI use cases and selecting appropriate tools.
Review recommendations related to institutional AI policy, oversight, and responsible administrative use.
Read the original charge outlining the working group’s purpose, responsibilities, scope, and expected outcomes.
Read the Working Group Charge →The working group brought together faculty and staff from across CU Denver.