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GVSU to offer degree programs in artificial intelligence

As artificial intelligence continues to permeate industries across West Michigan, Grand Valley State University is making sure its students are prepared for the future.

Artificial Intelligence College Updates Research

Published March 7, 2025 by Alina Hauter and reported on Fox 17 News. View the video accompanying this piece.

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GVSU expands global impact: College of Computing meets Tunisian Minister to build academic bridges

Grand Valley State University's College of Computing reached a significant milestone in its international engagement efforts with a formal visit to Tunisia's Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research.

College Updates Global partnerships Innovation Partnerships

Published March 5, 2025 by Shelby Harrison & Rachel Salinas.

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Grand Valley State University will offer new degrees including in A.I. to meet increasing demands for tech talent in West Michigan

GVSU's Board of Trustees approved programs in AI and software engineering as an expansion of its College of Computing, designed to meet the demands of industry partners for graduates in the tech sector.

Artificial Intelligence College Updates Software Engineering

Published March 4, 2025 by Dee Morrison on WGVU

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338% surge in West Michigan AI job postings prompts GVSU to create new degrees

In an attempt to better prepare students joining a workforce that increasingly utilizes Artificial Intelligence (AI), Grand Valley State University is creating four new degree programs.

Artificial Intelligence Careers College Updates computer science Human Centered Computing Innovation Partnerships Research

Published February 27, 2025 by Danielle James featured on mLive and Government Technology.

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GVSU Board of Trustees approves new programs in AI and software engineering

GVSU's Board of Trustees has approved new AI and Software Engineering degree programs, co-designed with industry to meet workforce demands. These cutting-edge programs will equip students with in-demand skills, driving innovation and economic growth.

Artificial Intelligence Careers College Updates computer science Cybersecurity Graduate Innovation Partnerships Software Engineering undergraduate

Published February 21, 2025 by Shelby Harrison.

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AI degrees among new GVSU computing programs slated to strengthen Michigan tech talent pipeline

Grand Valley State University plans to offer bachelor's and master's degrees in Artificial Intelligence as part of an expansion of College of Computing programs.

Artificial Intelligence Careers College Updates Faculty Graduate Innovation Partnerships Research undergraduate

Published February 21, 2025 by Peg West on GVNext.

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Shaping the next generation: Dr. Erin Carrier earns the CSCE Distinguished Undergraduate Mentoring Award

On February 18th, Dr. Erin Carrier was recognized with the CSCE Awards for Scholarly and Creative Excellence Distinguished Undergraduate Mentoring Award.

Awards Careers College Updates computer science Faculty Innovation Mentorship Research

Published February 19, 2025 by Shelby Harrison.

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New partnership between GVSU and DBATU opens doors for international graduate students

On January 17, the College of Computing at Grand Valley State University (GVSU) signed an agreement with Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Technological University (DBATU) in Lonere, India., strengthening international collaboration in computing education.

College Updates Global partnerships Partnerships

Published February 10, 2025 by Shelby Harrison.

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Dr. Tiehang Duan Joins GVSU's College of Computing, Bringing Expertise in AI and Brain-Computer Interfaces

The College of Computing at Grand Valley State University is thrilled to welcome Dr. Tiehang Duan as an assistant professor. Duan is a distinguished researcher in brain signal decoding, machine learning, and medical informatics.

College Updates Innovation Machine learning Research

Published February 7, 2025 by Shelby Harrison.

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College of Computing establishes two new departments

On Thursday, January 30, 2025, the College of Computing at Grand Valley State University received approval to establish two distinct departments within the college.

College Updates computer science Information Sciences and Technology Innovation

Published January 31, 2025 by Shelby Harrison.

GVSU College of Computing Faculty Service Milestones

Six GVSU College of Computing faculty are being recognized for their service and time at GVSU.

College Updates Faculty

Published January 28, 2025 by Maxwell Ritchie and Shelby Harrison

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College of Computing WAIVE Lab will transform accessibility research

Grand Valley's College of Computing will launch the Wayfinding, Accessible Interaction and Virtual Environment (WAIVE) Lab in the fall 2025 semester.

College Updates Innovation

Published January 23, 2025 by Shelby Harrison

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Guided by green lights: Dr. Paul D. S. Fink joins GVSU's College of Computing to advance accessibility and innovation

Dr. Paul D. S. Fink joins GVSU's College of Computing to advance accessibility through research, innovation, and education, guided by his lifelong philosophy of following "green lights."

College Updates Faculty Innovation

Published January 17, 2025 by Shelby Harrison.

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Bridging Technology and Equity with Research Practice Partnerships: Dr. Ali Raza's Mission to Transform STEM Education

Dr. Ali Raza advances equitable STEM education through research, learning analytics, and GVSU's new EdTech Partnership Lab.

College Updates Faculty Human Centered Computing Innovation Research

Published December 17, 2024 by Shelby Harrison.

College of Computing honors sponsorship for new AI executive program

A generous donation from Jim Hackett, the former CEO of Ford and Steelcase, will support the launch of an Artificial Intelligence for Executives training program within the College of Computing.

College Updates Donations Partnerships

Published December 6, 2024 by Brian Vernellis on GV Next. Image credit is given to Kendra Stanley-Mills.

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November Highlights: Innovation, Connection, and Student Success at the College of Computing

College Updates Highlights

Published November 26, 2024 by Maxwell Ritchie

WiCyS empowers women in cybersecurity at GV

WiCyS She Secures, a student organization at Grand Valley State University, aims to provide women in cybersecurity a space to nurture the direction of their career path.

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Published November 25, 2024 by Shelby Harrison

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New partnership expands global opportunities for students and strengthens ties with Tunisia

On Friday, November 8, 2024, the College of Computing at Grand Valley State University (GVSU) proudly signed a international partnership agreement with ESPRIT University, a leading private institution in Tunisia.

College Updates computer science Cybersecurity Global partnerships Innovation Partnerships

Published November 20, 2024 by Shelby Harrison.

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GVSU Hosted International Computing Event

GVSU hosted the East Central Regional as a part of the International Collegiate Programming Contest on November 9th.

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Published November 10, 2024 by Maxwell Ritchie

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Student organization to be part of the National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition

Hackers Analyzing Threats, or simply HAT, is one of the College of Computings student organizations. As we near the end of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we sat down and chatted with Logan Nommensen, president of HAT, to learn more about the club.

Cybersecurity Graduate organizations undergraduate

Published October 31, 2024 by Maxwell Ritchie