This page serves as a central hub for AI initiatives, projects, training resources, and tools available to the Lehigh community.
Before you begin
Just getting started? Review Lehigh's policies, expectations, and practical guidance. Explore resources that support responsible, transparent, and effective use of AI tools in teaching, research, and daily work.
Recommended tools
We recommend you to start with the following tools and access them through your Lehigh account, as it provides enhanced controls and data protection compared to the free standalone versions. View our comprehensive Guide to AI tools at Lehigh for features, benefits and drawbacks, best use cases, and more. Note: Adobe Firefly is available in the LTS Digital Media Studio
We encourage you to keep apprised of emerging trends and tools by attending LTS Seminars, viewing the recordings of the CITL Summer Workshops on AI Tools and Prompt Engineering, learning from the AI-related courses through LTS-provided access to DataCamp and LinkedIn Learning, and staying current with discipline- or domain-specific publications relevant to your work.
If you have questions–or if you would like to schedule a meeting to discuss an AI tool you are considering or a use case you envision–please submit an LTS consultation request ticket.
AI@Lehigh
Teaching with Generative AI
Deep dive into Generative AI tools, classroom strategies, ethical use, FAQs and how-tos, and teaching resources from the Center for Innovation in Teaching and Learning.
Lehigh AI in The Preserve
Digital hub supporting AI literacy and innovation in teaching, research, and community engagement. Explore classroom activities, technical how-tos, and resources funded by a Lehigh Future Makers Strategy Grant.
Strategic Methods for AI-Responsive Teaching (SMART) Community of Practice
The Office of Educational Innovation and Assessment (OEIA) and LTS invite you to the Strategic Methods for AI-Responsive Teaching (SMART) Community of Practice. Apply by September 1, 2025. Contact Jeff Olimpo for more information.
GenAI in the Libraries
Lehigh Libraries guide on Generative AI, tailored for academic research. Designed for students and researchers seeking information-literacy informed approaches to exploring AI's applications.
AI@Lehigh Summit 2025
The AI@Lehigh Summit gathered faculty and staff to explore the evolving role of Generative AI in teaching, research, and professional work. Find a full recap, session recordings, and related resources.
Generative AI Advisory Group
Lehigh’s Generative AI Advisory Group is exploring how to best leverage AI to advance the university’s mission, including when purposeful non-use may be the right choice. To share your comments or suggestions, please submit them to the committee.
Additional resources
- Chronicle of Higher Education, How Higher Ed can Adapt to the Challenges of AI
- EDUCAUSE, 2024 EDUCAUSE AI Landscape Study
- EDUCAUSE, Resources on AI in Higher Education
- Gartner, Education Automation, Adaptability, and Acceleration
- Gartner, Generative AI and Education: The Short-Term Risks and Long-Term Opportunities