AI at Marymount

Learning with Purpose in the AI Era

At Marymount, learning with purpose in the AI era means using artificial intelligence to sharpen human thinking, deepen ethical responsibility, and turn ideas into impact.

As a comprehensive Catholic university guided by the traditions of the Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary, Marymount emphasizes intellectual curiosity, service to others, and a global perspective in the formation of the whole person — intellectually, ethically, and spiritually.

Marymount University believes that artificial intelligence serves people, learning, and the common good. We hold that human dignity is never measured by output or efficiency, and that no technology, however powerful, can replace the intelligence, conscience, and creativity that make us human.

Marymount prepares our community to apply AI thoughtfully in their disciplines, to evaluate and question it, and to lead in a world that is being reshaped. We use AI platforms to amplify human capacity, protecting the productive struggle that makes learning real, so that technology enhances human potential rather than diminishing human agency.

Consistent with Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical Magnifica Humanitas, we are mindful of the responsibility that comes with technology — caring for the Earth, uplifting those most vulnerable, and building wisely for the generations who will inherit what we create.

Marymount’s AI Mission

Marymount University integrates artificial intelligence to serve the whole person by preparing students, faculty, and staff to apply AI thoughtfully and ethically across disciplines, strengthening critical thinking, creativity, and human judgment.

Marymount’s AI Vision

Marymount leads the application of artificial intelligence in pursuit of purpose, a place where students prepare to contribute meaningfully to society and create a more connected world.

Our Commitment to AI Fluency

Every Marymount graduate reaches a shared foundation of AI fluency, built progressively across the student journey and supported by common tools available to all. At a minimum, every graduate will be able to:

  • Apply AI to real problems within their field of study;
  • Evaluate AI output for accuracy, bias, and appropriate use; and
  • Weigh the ethical implications of AI in a professional context.

Through hands-on learning, work-integrated experience, and a steadfast commitment to academic integrity, we equip our community to innovate responsibly, solve real problems, and serve with competence and conscience.

AI Academic Programs

Meet Our AI Experts

Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, Workforce Readiness

Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning

Cybercrime, Machine Learning

 

Presidential Leadership — Dr. Irma Becerra

AI Research & Innovation

News & Announcements

Events

  • College of Business, Innovation, Leadership, & Technology Alumni Speaker Series: Suresh Nair,  Emerging Technologies like AI and Quantum
  • 2026 Annual Bisson Lecture: Dr. Robin Zerorwksi, Beloit College” Hell is Other Robots: Understanding What AI Is (And Isn’t)”
  • Inaugural Cyber Saints WiCyS Conference: “Navigating AI’s Shift in Cybersecurity”