UMass is governed by a set of policies and standards that define proper procedures in areas that affect faculty, staff, students, and, in some cases, others affiliated with the University, such as consultants. The UMass Board of Trustees issues the policies that govern the University. University policies contain concise statements of direction and required action and are assigned a Board of…
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You can find the HTML-based version of Board policies on the policies page of the Board of Trustees website. Each policy now has a permanent URL so it is safe to bookmark the new policy location if you prefer to reference it regularly.
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To share your initial input on what the Search Committee should consider, please use the feedback form below or email chancellorsearch@umassp.edu
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During this session, we will provide an overview of the AASAE unit, including key personnel and our areas of focus: Welcome and Introduction – Nef Walker, Senior Vice President Academic Affairs & Research – Dr. Gabriela Weaver, Assistant Vice President Equity & Access – Sheree Ohen, Assistant Vice President Strategic Data Intelligence – Tom Beraldi, Assistant Vice President Following the…
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Write clear, specific prompts:, Instead of: “Write about dogs.” Try: “Write a short, friendly paragraph explaining why dogs make great pets for families.”, Provide context and details:, Instead of: “Write an email.” Try: “Write a polite email to a customer apologizing for a delayed shipment due to supply chain issues.” Instead of: “Summarize this document.” Try: “You are a business analyst. Summarize the attached financial report for senior leadership, focusing on quarterly trends. Format the output as a bulleted list with no more than 5 points. Use this example as a guide: ‘…, Set tone and style:, Instead of: “Explain blockchain.” Try: “Explain blockchain technology in simple, casual terms suitable for beginners.”, Ask one thing at a time:, Instead of: “Write a report summary and list marketing ideas.” Try: First, “Summarize the report in 3 sentences.” Then, “Suggest 5 marketing ideas based on the report findings.”, Give examples if possible:, Instead of: “Write a thank-you note.” Try: “Write a thank-you note like this example: ‘Thank you so much for your help and support during the project.’”, Be patient and experiment:, If “Explain complex data simply” is too vague, try changing to, “Explain the sales data from last quarter in three easy-to-understand bullet points.”, Specify length or format:, Instead of: “List benefits.” Try: “List 5 benefits of exercise in bullet points.”
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Here’s what AI can do with uploaded documents: Summarize Content: Quickly create a clear summary of the main points or key information in your document. Answer Questions: Respond to specific questions about the content, like “What are the main findings?” or “Who are the key stakeholders?” Extract Important Details: Pull out important facts, dates, names, or figures from the text. Rewrite or…
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