Dr. Charlena Miller
Co-Founder and CEO, HumanWise
Dr. Charlena Miller is Co-Founder and CEO of HumanWise and Assistant Professor of Management at Doane University, where she teaches at the undergraduate and MBA levels. She serves as a faculty mentor for the AAC&U Institute on AI, Pedagogy, and the Curriculum. A Yale Life Worth Living Faculty Fellow, she developed curriculum that helps students and professionals explore human flourishing and life worth living in the AI era. She has worked with educators and professionals on AI leadership at public and private institutions across the U.S., was invited to testify before the Nebraska Legislature on emerging technology governance, and presents frequently on how colleges, universities, and organizations can place human judgment at the center of AI adoption.
Faculty and staff learn to tell misconduct apart from cognitive offloading and over-reliance, and leave with one practical move that builds trust in learning.
Faculty, staff, and academic leaders name the purposes that make teaching and learning worth protecting, and carry them into decisions about curriculum and AI.
Using the Humaning Framework™, which maps ten irreducible human capacities, leaders renew their strategic presence and leave with one commitment for their institution.
Leaders practice deciding well with incomplete information, drawing on analytical, emotional, and intuitive ways of knowing.