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HPU Faculty Survey #1

How has AI changed your students over the past 2–3 years?

Students are learning more effectively and engaging more deeply.

Students are completing work more efficiently, but learning has remained about the same.

Students are relying on AI more than their own critical thinking.

The impact has been mixed—there are both significant benefits and concerns.

I have not observed a meaningful change.

Other

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What concerns you most about AI in higher education?

Loss of critical thinking and independent reasoning.

Academic integrity and plagiarism.

Student overreliance or dependence on AI.

Ethical and privacy concerns.

Faculty preparedness and training.

Unequal student access to AI tools.

I have few or no major concerns.

Other

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Where do you see the greatest opportunity for AI to improve education?

Personalized learning and tutoring.

Faculty productivity (planning, grading, research).

Student engagement and accessibility.

Research and knowledge discovery.

Administrative efficiency.

Preparing students for an AI-enabled workforce.

I'm uncertain.

Other

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What aspect of AI and human development do you believe universities are not studying enough today?

AI's impact on learning and knowledge retention.

Critical thinking and decision-making.

Human dependence on AI.

Ethical governance and responsible use.

AI in healthcare and professional practice.

Assessment and academic integrity.

Long-term psychological and social effects of AI.

Other:

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Where could High Point University make its most distinctive contribution to AI research and education?

AI in teaching and learning.

Healthcare and clinical applications.

Business and organizational leadership.

Ethics, governance, and public policy.

Human development and psychology.

Cross-disciplinary Collaborative Intelligence research.

AI innovation and technology development.

Other:

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Which statements best reflect your current perspective on AI?

How would you describe your own use of AI?

I rarely use AI.

I use AI occasionally for simple tasks.

I use AI regularly to improve productivity.

I use AI as a collaborative thinking partner.

I am actively experimenting with new AI workflows.

I intentionally avoid AI whenever possible.

As AI becomes more capable, what human capability do you believe becomes more important—not less important?

What question, concern, or possibility would you most like us to explore together?

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