Speakers
Discussion
The session will explore a project plan for innovative use of AI to support student wellbeing and connection to others at Swansea University. Delegates will use this as a springboard to consider their own ways they could use AI to improve ways of working, and student and staff wellbeing at their own institutions. Facilitated discussion will include risks of AI and mitigations in the context of Student Services.
Stuart Gray is a Student Wellbeing and Peer Development Officer in Swansea University with 10 years’ experience in Student Services in safeguarding, welfare, and international roles.
Stuart’s current role is to develop strategic wellbeing initiatives that are led by students. Working closely with academics in the Sustainable Wellbeing Research Group in the School of Psychology, Stuart is currently developing a wellbeing curriculum to teach all first-year undergraduates in their academic timetable and a student-led and AI model of peer connection, that is modelled on local area coordination and social prescribing.