During the 2025-26 academic year, ÌÇÐÄvlogÃÛÌÒ convened a university-wide AI Task Force to explore how artificial intelligence is affecting teaching and learning, clinical education, research, administrative operations and student success.
The task force brought together more than 60 faculty and staff members representing a wide range of disciplines and functional areas across the university. Its work included reviewing emerging trends, examining practices at peer institutions, gathering feedback from the Marquette community, and identifying opportunities and challenges related to the use of AI. A campuswide survey that generated approximately 650 responses also helped inform the group's work.
Guided by Marquette's Catholic, Jesuit mission, the task force developed recommendations focused on supporting responsible, ethical and mission-aligned use of artificial intelligence. Those recommendations were presented to the Executive Leadership Team and are helping inform the university's ongoing AI strategy and related initiatives.
The task force's work was organized around five focus areas:
The task force was guided by four foundational principles:
To learn more about the university's ongoing AI efforts, visit the AI at Marquette homepage.
