Partnership with Lenovo to Advance AI Workforce Development
December 2, 2025
NAAIC is proud to announce a strategic partnership with Lenovo, reinforcing our commitment to empowering educators and students in an AI-driven world. Through this collaboration, Lenovo will help higher education institutions and faculty enhance campus experiences and prepare learners for future careers. Key initiatives include:
- Faculty Professional Development: Lenovo is underwriting travel stipends for 20 faculty members to attend the NAAIC AI Summit 2026, fostering knowledge exchange and innovation.
- AI Discovery Workshops: Complimentary two-hour workshops designed to help colleges identify high-impact AI opportunities, assess readiness, and create actionable roadmaps for responsible adoption.
- Education AI Lab Specifications: Providing technology guidance that enable hands-on learning for AI skill development.
- Grant Support Program: Assisting institutions in securing funding for AI workforce training and apprenticeship programs.
Together with Lenovo, we are committed to equipping educators and learners with the tools and resources needed to thrive in an AI-powered future.
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