Service

In his role as a lecturer and Honors College faculty fellow, Dr. Walker contributes to the Rutgers community in multiple ways. His responsibilities include organizing research projects, writing grants, delivering lectures, advising and supervising students, and serving on university committees.

 

Contributor to the “Consent Compendium: Use of AI in Research,” Institutional Review Board, Rutgers University.

AI Working Group, Rutgers University, Information Technology

Grant writer and Co-Principal Investigator, Moral Imagination Community.

Grant writer for the curriculum development of the course Religion & Health.

Faculty Advisor for the Office of Scholar Development to support students applying for Fulbright awards.

Faculty Advisor of independent study for a religious studies student about Religion & Health.

Faculty Advisor of independent study for an honors college student about American Muslim Life: Law & Society.

Supervisor for the experiential honors seminar for four students to serve as Teaching Assistants for the course Happiness.

Member of the advisory board and strategic planning committee for the Childism Institute, co-hosted by Rutgers University, the University of Stavanger in Norway, and the Roskilde University in Denmark.

 

Invited Campus Talks

 

Whose Intelligence: Artificial or Authentic? with Laura Collins. Innovation Series, Rutgers University-Camden, NJ.

AI Principles & U.S. Principles. Cosponsored by the Honors College, Digital Studies Center, and departments of Political Science and Philosophy & Religion. Rutgers University-Camden, NJ.

esponsible AI, Rutgers Honors College, Camden, NJ.

Resilience & Well-being, Scarlet Scholars Program, Office of Scholar Development and Fellowship Advising, Rutgers University.

Professional Development Workshop on Lecturer Promotions, Office of the Provost, Rutgers University.

Truth & Justice, First Year Forum, Rutgers Honors College.

Excellence in Online Teaching, panelist, RU Online Learning Conference, Rutgers-New Brunswick, Continuing Studies.

What is a Just Community? First Year Forum, Rutgers Honors College.

Teaching in the Age of Generative Artificial Intelligence, Faculty Pedagogy Workshop, Department of Philosophy & Religion.

Crafting Humanities Case Studies, Mid-Atlantic Regional Center for the Humanities, Rutgers University.

Childism, Religion & Law. International colloquium, paper presentation on children’s rights. Childism Institute, Rutgers University.

Digital Equity & Justice. Panelists. Rutgers University Grants & Research Office.

Resilience Education, First Year Forum, Rutgers Honors College.

Resilience Workshop, First Year Forum, Rutgers Honors College.