Student Resource Hub
Our developmental, human-first approach to AI is intended to amplify the power of a liberal arts education. Trinity students can take the AI Literacy for All course from the Digital Education Council; this non-credit offering leads to a badge that students can post on LinkedIn. Students can also take academic courses in AI across disciplines and enroll in co-curricular offerings or independent applied projects. All first-year students have access to a unique AI Essentials Lab, including a series of thought-provoking symposia. More advanced students can participate in Trinity’s Applied AI Innovation Sandbox, available through the Elting Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship. And starting in spring 2027, students can earn an Experiential Certificate in AI that complements any major.
All our offerings are based on guiding principles, form part of a coherent four-year framework, and are based on learning goals that evolve from AI literacy to fluency — backed by resources across campus and consistent with The Trinity Plus Curriculum.
Access Student Resources
- AI and Academic Integrity: All Trinity students should familiarize themselves with these guidelines.
- AI Literacy for All: Access this non-credit course for Trinity students and earn a LinkedIn badge.
- First-Year AI Essentials Lab: Learn more about this unique program for all first-year students.
- AI Learning Framework at Trinity: See how we’re thinking about AI across your four years.
- Learning Outcomes for AI: Here’s what AI literacy and fluency look like for liberal arts students.
- Elting Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship: Contact the Center for applied AI projects.
- AI Central: Find AI tech-related information at Trinity, including how to access BoodleBox.
- Visit the AI Studio @ Trinity: Drop in to explore resources and opportunities relating to AI.
Professors and advisers are always a good first point of contact. Additionally, a team of faculty and staff mentors are available to support students:
- For general information: AI Academic Fellow
- For support with AI and Writing: Allan K. Smith Center for Writing and Rhetoric
- For advising-related questions: Trinity Plus Advising Center
- For help with knowing how to cite AI: visit a Trinity Research Librarian or see this Citation Resource
- For questions about AI and careers: Trinity Career Center
- For tech-related questions: AI Central
