AI4AIS26: Actionable Insights on AI for the Work of Business Officers
Live Event: 05/12/2026 at 2:00 PM (EDT)
As AI adoption grows across higher education, institutions are grappling with questions about workforce development, strategy, and value. This session will highlight findings from a recent survey on AI's impact on work in higher education. Panelists will discuss a range of findings from the data, including the need for ups killing and staff development, how institutions are thinking about the return on AI investments, and the opportunities AI may offer to support the campus workforce.
Lindsay K. Wayt
Senior Director, Analytics
NACUBO
Lindsay K. Wayt, Ph.D., is senior director of analytics at NACUBO. She works on initiatives and programming that support NACUBO’s efforts to help colleges and universities integrate the use of analytics to achieve institutional goals. This includes collaborating with NACUBO members and key stakeholders from other organizations to propel the use of data-informed decision-making in higher education. She has experience conducting higher education research, studying topics such as the use of data and analytics in higher education, tuition discounting, and higher education leadership. Wayt completed her doctoral work focused on educational leadership and higher education.
Caroline Maulana
Business Intelligence Director and Interim Chief Data Officer
University of South Carolina
Caroline Maulana is the business intelligence director and interim chief data officer for the Division of Information Technology at the University of South Carolina. In this role, she supports the USC system's data and information needs by ensuring the availability of critical data assets, software, tools, services, personnel, and procedures. As the university's inaugural business intelligence director, Maulana is focused on expanding the data warehouse into a comprehensive business intelligence hub that enhances data access, reporting, analytics, and decision-making across all administrative domains. Prior to her current role, Maulana held leadership positions overseeing data-driven operations at both the United States Army and Under Armour.
Jenny Robert
Senior Researcher
EDUCAUSE
CPE Available: 1 Credit in Information Technology
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Event Information
- Level: Intermediate
- Prerequisites: Minimum 1-2 years of experience as a professional in higher education or a related private industry.
- Advanced Preparation: None
- Delivery Mode: Group internet based
- Field of Study: Information Technology
- Length: 60 minutes
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