Agenda
View the full program for the complete list of speakers, moderators and panelists.
Thursday, May 16
8:00am: Coffee and light breakfast in Frick Forum (Knight Hall)
8:30-8:40am: Welcome remarks in Emerson Auditorium (Knight Hall): Jacob Montgomery, TRIADS Director
8:40-8:50am: Introduction of Keynote Speaker: Chancellor Andrew D. Martin, Washington University in St. Louis
8:50-9:40am: Keynote Address: “Why AI is different than other disruptive innovations, and how it will affect you,” Yoni Malchi, Managing Director in Consulting Services—World Wide Technology
9:45-10:15am: Break/networking in Frick Forum
10:30-11:45am: Concurrent panels: first session
- Agriculture, biology, and the environment—Emerson Auditorium
- Did it work? Learning about program effectiveness from data—Bauer Hall 230
- Housing—Bauer Hall 240
12-1pm: Lunch in Frick Forum (or on 3rd floor of Knight/Bauer Hall)
1:15-2:30pm: Concurrent panels: second session
- Education and Data Science Training—Emerson Auditorium
- Health and Healthcare—Bauer Hall 230
- Uses and Risks of AI Tools—Bauer Hall 240
2:45-4pm: Concurrent panels: third session
- Using administrative data, presented by the Weidenbaum Center on the Economy, Government, and Public Policy—Emerson Auditorium
- Geospatial Data—Bauer Hall 230
- Network Analysis—Bauer Hall 240
4-6pm: Happy hour and poster session in Frick Forum
Friday, May 17
8:00am: Coffee and light breakfast in Frick Forum
8:30-8:35am: Welcome remarks in Emerson Auditorium
8:35-9:50am: Power in Numbers: How Data for Social Impact Cultivates Inclusive Growth, sponsored by Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth and the Social Policy Institute-Data for Social Impact Initiative
10-10:45am: Birds of a Feather Sessions
- AI in the classroom: Is there even a classroom? (Knight Hall 182)
- Beyond dashboards: Building accountability infrastructure in your organization (Knight Hall 185)
- Data Politics (Knight Hall 191)
- Data Science and Government Datasets: Barriers and Breakthroughs (Knight Hall 193)
- Ethics of data capture from mobile technology (Knight Center 240)
- Health and Healthcare (Knight Hall 292)
- Opportunities for Collaboration through Digital Humanities (Bauer Hall 129)
- Police Body-Worn Camera Recordings (Bauer Hall 152)
- Software engineering for data science (Bauer Hall 153)
11-11:45am: Birds of a Feather Sessions
- Agriculture Analytics – Predictions and Prescriptions (Knight Hall 292)
- Data Sharing Tools and Best Practices (Bauer Hall 129)
- Developing meaningful, reciprocal relationships with community partners (Knight Hall 182)
- Geospatial Data (Knight Hall 191)
- Housing and Housing Equity (Bauer Hall 152)
- How to Find and Build AI Tools for Your Organization (Bauer Hall 153)
- Integrating Data Science into K-12 Education (Knight Center 240)
- New Frontiers: creator-assisted visual art analytics (Knight Hall 193)
- Social Media Analytics (Knight Hall 185)
12:00pm: Lunch in Anheuser-Busch Dining Hall—Knight Center