Shenise McGhee, Librarian at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (UAPB), was a key panelist at the 2025 STEM Librarians South Conference in Arlington, Texas. Her presentation, titled “Smart Tools: AI-Powered Pathways to STEM Student Success,” focused on the transformative impact of artificial intelligence in education, especially within STEM fields. McGhee discussed various AI tools, such as intelligent learning platforms and AI tutoring systems, that enhance learning experiences, provide individualized support, and promote equity in education. She highlighted the vital role of STEM librarians in teaching students how to critically engage with these AI technologies. McGhee also introduced the UAPB STEM Academy, a summer program aimed at guiding incoming STEM majors. Her insights and practical strategies emphasized the importance of integrating AI into library services to foster academic success. For more details, explore the UAPB John Brown Watson Memorial Library, the UAPB’s STEM Academy, and visit UAPB.EDU.
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