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Our Team
Our Team
Our Team
The AIRC operates under a Students as Partners model. In addition to creating resources and training to support our campus community, student staff work as consultants, working directly with administrative and academic units to implement AI tools safely.
Get to know our staff and student team:
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Adam KantorAdam Kantor serves as AI Team Lead at the Artificial Intelligence Resource Centre (AIRC) in Western Technology Services. He is focused on generative AI, AI literacy, guidance, and integration to support responsible technology adoption in higher education. Adam contributes to campus-wide AI literacy initiatives, leading programming through the Operational Excellence portfolio in HR. Adam holds a Master of Professional Education from Western University and is currently pursuing an MBA with a focus on AI. Email: akantor@uwo.ca |
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Ogechukwu EgonuOgechukwu Egonu serves as Senior Business Analyst at the Artificial Intelligence Resource Centre (AIRC) in Western Technology Services. She is focused on business analysis, stakeholder engagement, process improvement, and metric tracking to support the effective adoption and integration of AI initiatives in higher education. Ogechukwu contributes to the advancement of AIRC’s work by helping align strategic priorities with operational needs and measurable outcomes. Email: oegonu@uwo.ca |
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Sanjitha NagulapalliSanjitha serves as a Student AI Support Coordinator at the Artificial Intelligence Resource Centre (AIRC) in Western Technology Services. Passionate about the ethical use of artificial intelligence, she is interested in how AI can be responsibly designed and implemented to assist human work. Sanjitha is currently an undergraduate student at Western University pursuing an Honours Specialization in Biology. She plans to pursue postgraduate studies in data analytics, as she is interested in the intersection of science and technology and how data analytics can be applied to support research.
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Stephanie MunroeStephanie serves as a Student AI Support Coordinator at the Artificial Intelligence Resource Centre (AIRC) in Western Technology Services. Passionate about artificial intelligence and its potential to transform how people learn, work, and innovate, she is interested in helping others explore emerging AI technologies in thoughtful and accessible ways. Through her role, Stephanie supports AIRC’s initiatives to promote AI literacy across the Western community and encourages creative engagement with AI tools. She is currently pursuing an Honours Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science with a minor in Software Engineering at Western University. She is excited by the potential of AI to support the development of innovative and meaningful projects. |
