Florida A.I. Learning Consortium
Mission
FALCON convenes higher education professionals across Florida to monitor emerging developments in AI, share practical knowledge, and support thoughtful action in teaching, learning, research, and institutional practice.
About
Our approach.
FALCON began with Special Interest Groups (SIGs) focused on key areas of AI in higher education. These groups gave members a way to collaborate on Florida-specific questions, share institutional perspectives, and develop resources for the broader community.
Today, FALCON’s work is centered on regular membership meetings that focus on timely AI topics, practical examples, and peer exchange. These sessions are designed to be interactive, with opportunities for discussion, questions, and breakout conversations. Our goal is to stay responsive as AI continues to evolve.
Who we are.
FALCON is guided by a volunteer steering committee representing colleges and universities across Florida.
Co-Chairs
- Bruce Fraser, Indian River State College
- Anna Haney-Withrow, Florida SouthWestern State College
- Rozalind Jester, Florida SouthWestern State College
- Leslie Rios, Santa Fe College
Steering Committee
- Richard Dakan, Ringling College of Art & Design
- Jaime Franco, St. Thomas University
- Ilana Grimes, Eastern Florida State College
- Dawn Hale, State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota
- Christian Moriarty, St. Petersburg College
- Flo Williams, University of Central Florida
- Kevin Yee, University of Central Florida
Join the community.
FALCON is open to all higher education professionals in Florida and does not require membership fees. Join FALCON to:
- Receive newsletters with updates and resources
- Get invitations to upcoming meetings and events
- Participate in a growing statewide network of peers
Come connect and learn with us.
