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Student AI Literacy & Curriculum Development

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Higher Education AI Readiness Grant

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AgencyNew Jersey → NJ Office of the Secretary of Higher Education
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Develops and implements literacy programs for prime contractors on OSHE New Jersey higher education projects. Designs student-facing AI literacy modules, creates workforce navigation frameworks for entering and graduating students, and develops proficiency assessment metrics. Utilizes AI literacy software and student assessment tools. Requires instructional design certifications and expertise in student learning outcomes. Delivers a student AI literacy curriculum and shareable educational assets.

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