Cost - Free Email - ai@sfsu.edu This course offers a focused exploration of prompting and iteration strategies for generative AI chatbots like Microsoft Copilot. Through collaborative, hands-on activities and interactive exercises, participants will learn to write clear, effective prompts, apply refinement techniques such as prompt chaining, and assess AI-generated outputs for accuracy and relevance to achieve more reliable and useful results in a variety of academic and non-academic contexts. This course is required to receive a digital badge for the AI Literacy Education Program (https://ai.sfsu.edu/start-your-ai-journey).

Cost - Free admission, reservations required, limited seating. Email - mzs@sfsu.edu Phone - (914) 674-4146 Musical Theatre Workshop 2025 is an investigation of acting through song. Students in the class choose their own material to work on throughout the semester. Their parameters for choosing material: the song must offer a substantive acting challenge. A range of singing actors take this class, from very experienced musicians to actors who may be singing for the first time. In all our work, the focus is on the story being told and how we work musically to best tell that story. This will be a final showing of our work this semester. Our pieces are ambitious, and we are excited to share them with you.

Cost - Free Email - ai@sfsu.edu This course offers an exploration of visual generative AI (GenAI) tools for image and design generation. Participants will gain a primer on visual GenAI tools, considerations for using GenAI, and some best practices for creating effective and accessible designs. Through hands-on activities, participants will develop skills in crafting descriptive prompts and selecting appropriate visual styles to generate unique images using Adobe Firefly. Additionally, they will learn how to generate visual elements to be incorporated into designs using Adobe Express. This course is required to receive a digital badge for the AI Literacy Education Program (https://ai.sfsu.edu/start-your-ai-journey).

Email - mwcpt@sfsu.edu This workshop will focus on setting realistic expectations for physical growth and understanding the difference between unsustainable and optimal progress. Learn how to build long-term success in the gym without burnout or setbacks, including injury. Open to all levels!

Cost - Free with reservation Email - mzs@sfsu.edu San Francisco State University School of Theatre & Dance will present Fringe Festival 2025, a new works festival of original short plays written by students as part of the San Francisco State University School of Theatre & Dance Spring 2025 season. Fringe Festival 2025 will be presented on May 8th, May 9th, and May 10th, 2025 in The Lab, Creative Arts 104. Join us for this new works festival celebrating emerging playwrights. Enjoy original short plays, written by San Francisco State University students that reflect their experiences, questions, and imaginations.

Email - gpowell1@mail.sfsu.edu Event sponsored by: Plato's Closet San Mateo, Fashion Network Association, Apparel Design and Merchandising senior students