Eryka Noelle Wilson

Eryka Noelle Wilson is a Part-Time Lecturer in the Department of English at the University of Pittsburgh's Dietrich School of Arts & Sciences. She holds an M.A. in English with a focus on rhetoric and composition from Florida Atlantic University (2005). Her research explores AI integration in K-12 education and transdisciplinary educational frameworks, with presentations at conferences in the US, Japan, Spain, and Germany. She also serves as an academic advisor in the Dietrich School’s Advising Center and contributes to community initiatives like ReadyAI.

Her teaching includes first-year composition, professional writing, and research writing courses such as ENGCMP0200 and FP0001. Recent publications address AI-driven acclimation for displaced students, gender equity in computing education, and transdisciplinary AI curriculum design. Notable grants include a $800,000 program for AI curriculum development and a $250,000 award from Neom, Saudi Arabia.

Wilson is actively involved in LGBTQIA+ advocacy and volunteers with local organizations. She has received awards including the 2024 Orosz Award nomination and Keiser University's Rising Star Award. Her work emphasizes equity-focused educational technologies and community-centered learning approaches.