In-Person Workshops

Date: November 1st, 2026 | Time: Noon EST- 5:00 pm EST
Instructor: Elycia Daniel
Location: Morehouse College - Tech Tower, Room 129
Track: Pre-college
Cost: $25

By the end of AI Crime Lab: Can AI Solve Crime - or Get It Wrong?, participants will understand how AI supports criminal investigations and public safety, evaluate AI-generated evidence for errors, hallucinations, deepfakes, and bias, and use beginner-friendly AI, spreadsheet, or mapping tools to analyze simulated data and draw evidence-based conclusions. Participants will also apply principles of fairness, accuracy, privacy, transparency, and human oversight to design and present an AI-supported community-safety solution, explaining its benefits, risks, and necessary safeguards.

Date: November 7, 2026  | Time: Noon EST- 5:00 pm EST
Instructor: Hope Pate
Location: Morehouse College - Tech Tower, Room 129
Track: Pre-college
Cost: $25

A core AI-literacy workshop. Students use chatbots to brainstorm and explore ideas, then build the essential skill of verifying AI output: checking facts, catching hallucinations, evaluating sources, and recognizing bias, misinformation, and deepfakes. They practice on a topic they actually care about and leave with a reusable verification habit. 

Date: November 14, 2026  | Time: Noon EST- 5:00 pm EST
Instructor: Dr. Lelia Hampton
Location: Morehouse College - Tech Tower, Room 129
Track: Continuing Education
Cost: $195

Learn how to harness AI to accelerate every stage of the customer discovery process. In this course, participants will use AI to generate and refine ideas, identify target market segments, conduct competitive and secondary market research, and automate customer discovery workflows to gather insights faster and make more informed business decisions.

Date: November 14, 2026 | Time: Noon EST- 5:00 pm EST
Instructor: Dr. Brian Dawson
Location: Morehouse College - Tech Tower, Room 141
Track: Pre-college
Cost: $25

Student-athletes use AI to assemble a college-recruiting package — an accurate stats and academic portfolio, an AI-assisted highlight-reel plan, and personalized outreach to coaches — while learning to represent themselves authentically, keep academics central, and protect their personal information and online presence. 

Date: November 21st, 2026 | Time: Noon EST- 5:00 pm EST
Instructor: Christopher Thomas
Location: Morehouse College - Tech Tower, Room 129
Track: Continuing Education
Cost: $195

In this hands-on workshop, participants learn the basics of AI-assisted animation from first idea to finished clip. You’ll develop a short script and storyboard, generate characters and scenes, add motion, and finish with voice, music, and sound effects. Along the way, you’ll learn how to guide AI tools so the result matches your vision, and how to use AI-generated media responsibly. 

Date: December 5, 2026 | Time: Noon EST- 5:00 pm EST
Instructor: Hope Pate
Location: Morehouse College - Tech Tower, Room 129
Track: Pre-college
Cost: $25

A creative and cultural capstone. Students explore Afrofuturism — the tradition of imagining Black futures through art, technology, and identity — and use AI creative tools to produce an original Afrofuturist work. Along the way they critically examine how well (or poorly) generative AI represents Black people, cultures, and futures, and wrestle with authorship, cultural ownership, and responsible creative use.

Date: December 5, 2026 | Time: Noon EST- 5:00 pm EST
Instructor: Dr. Brian Dawson
Location: Morehouse College - Tech Tower, Room 129
Track: Pre-college
Cost: $25

Student-athletes use AI to assemble a college-recruiting package — an accurate stats and academic portfolio, an AI-assisted highlight-reel plan, and personalized outreach to coaches — while learning to represent themselves authentically, keep academics central, and protect their personal information and online presence. 

Date: December 12th, 2026 | Time: Noon EST- 5:00 pm EST
Instructor: Elycia Daniel
Location: Morehouse College - Tech Tower, Room 129
Track: Pre-college
Cost: $25

By the end of AI Crime Lab: Can AI Solve Crime - or Get It Wrong?, participants will understand how AI supports criminal investigations and public safety, evaluate AI-generated evidence for errors, hallucinations, deepfakes, and bias, and use beginner-friendly AI, spreadsheet, or mapping tools to analyze simulated data and draw evidence-based conclusions. Participants will also apply principles of fairness, accuracy, privacy, transparency, and human oversight to design and present an AI-supported community-safety solution, explaining its benefits, risks, and necessary safeguards.