KU Medical Center's Falling in AI Symposium 2026

Date/Time: Sep 23, 2026, 08:00 AM to Sep 23, 2026, 05:00 PM

Location: Where Beller Conference Center | Hemingway Building | University of Kansas Medical Center Campus

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Open to KU Medical Center, KU Lawrence and University of Kansas Health System employees only due to capacity.

This fall, we are excited to announce the expansion of our AI Day Series! This year, the theme of the event is called Falling into AI, the KUMC event is an interdisciplinary event that brings together students, faculty, educators, industry professionals and community members to explore how artificial intelligence is shaping education, healthcare, research, business and how AI is increasingly becoming part of our everyday lives.

This event will include keynote presentations, a panel of career experts, hands-on workshops, live demonstrations, and participants learn how to use AI tools responsibly and ethically. The Falling into AI Symposium welcomes beginners and experienced users to attend. This is an open space for learning, discussion and collaboration across disciplines such as research, healthcare, science, technology, and huminites.

This day is part of a three day event series in with collaborations between KUMC and KU Lawrence.

To register for the KUMC Campus event visit Falling into AI | Flexible Learning through Innovation, Education and Research (FLIER)

To register for the KU Lawrence events, visit Falling into AI | Flexible Learning through Innovations in Technology & Education (FLITE)

We look forward to seeing you!

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