Webinar
The role of AI in higher education panel webinar: Protecting access when faculty push back
Live panel: Disability services leaders share how they're protecting student access as faculty push back on AI.
10th November 2026, 12:00PM (US Eastern Time)
On our next Genio webinar, we're joined by disability services leaders from four institutions across the US and Canada. They'll share how they're responding to faculty concerns about AI, and what's helping them keep access on track for students with disabilities.
What we'll cover:
- Faculty AI policies: How changes to teaching and assessments are affecting students with accommodations
- Handling pushback: What helps when faculty question approved accommodations over AI concerns
- Building faculty trust: What's working to ease concerns about recording, privacy and data
- Looking ahead to 2027: What our panelists expect to change in how campuses handle AI and accessibility
We'll also share details of our November roundtable, so you can keep the conversation going with peers.
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Our speakers
Vicky Codas
Assistant Director, Disability Support & Assistive Technology, American University
Vineeta Ram
Assistant Director, DSS & Access Technology, Colorado School of Mines
Charlotte Schiff-Norton
Accessible & Assistive Technology Specialist, UC Davis Student Disability Center
Elizabeth Kell
Manager, Tramble Centre for Accessible Learning, St. Francis Xavier University
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