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We strive to make AI technologies accessible,demonstratingtheir utility in research, learning, and daily tasks, ultimatelyempoweringthe campus to intelligently contribute to an AI-empowered future. 


What are the programs and services?

  • Offering structured training and educational programs, such as workshops and reading groups, that help individuals and teams develop practical skills in prompt engineering and responsible AI.
  • Guide partners through funded projects and quick-win application development, ensuring they can effectively leverage AI + machine learning for their specific needs.
  • Facilitate knowledge sharing and collaboration through open forums, office hours, and research consultations where we help brainstorm and experiment with AI solutions.
  • Sponsor key initiatives by providing resources and a platform for showcasing innovative machine learning + AI projects as well as research across the university.

How to contact and visit us?

We are located in the Renne Library on the second floor in Room 220.

Office Hours

  • Tuesday, 12 noon to 2 p.m.
  • Thursday, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.

If you have questions or want to talk about how we can work with you, reach out to us directly at ask.lib.montana.edu

Who are the people working in the lab?

  • Jason Clark
  • James Espeland
  • Ben Hager
  • Nathan Lee
  • Sara Mannheimer
  • Taylor Moorman
  • Jakob Schultz