Artificial Intelligence in Action

AI at CUNY SPH

From the classroom to cutting-edge research, CUNY SPH is integrating artificial intelligence across its work. These pages highlight the many ways our community is engaging with AI, including courses, webinars, podcasts, research, media, and curated resources.

For additional information on CUNY’s approach to AI, visit the AI Academic Hub.

CUNY SPH faculty awarded more than $120,000 in AI Innovation funds

Following a rigorous review process led by CUNY’s Office of Academic Innovation Implementation, CUNY SPH faculty have been awarded a total of $121,750 in AI Innovation Fund grants.

The projects were selected for funding based on their potential to expand AI literacy, enhance teaching and learning, and support responsible AI use across the curriculum. Read more about the awarded projects.

students working on project using AI

CUNY SPH AI in Public Health Working Group

CUNY SPH has an AI in Public Health Working Group that meets biweekly to discuss the opportunities, concerns, and ethics facing the public health community in relation to AI. To connect with the CUNY SPH AI TRUST (Transparency and Responsibility in Using Smart Technology), reach out to Dr. Spring Cooper.

A wide range of resources can be found at CCNY Libraries > Public Health > AI Resources.

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CUNY SPH AI Team

Nevin Cohen
Associate Professor
Department Chairperson
Department of Health Policy and Management

Spring Cooper
Associate Professor
Department Chairperson
Community Health and Social Sciences

Rosemary Farrell

Rosemary Farrell
Assistant Professor
Librarian

Philip Kresnike

Philip Kreniske
Assistant Professor
Community Health and Social Sciences

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Bruce Lee
Professor
Executive Director, Center for Advanced Technology and Communication in Health (CATCH)
The Center for Advanced Technology and Communication in Health Executive Director

P. Christopher Palmedo

Christopher Palmedo
Clinical Professor
Community Health and Social Sciences

Mary Schooling
Distinguished Professor
Environmental, Occupational, and Geospatial Health Sciences

Karmen Williams
Assistant Professor
Health Policy and Management

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