Danielle Morin

Danielle Morin holds a PhD in Statistics from McGill University and teaches Statistics and Machine Learning at Concordia University for several years. Her current research focuses on the impact of technology, especially Artificial Intelligence, on university teaching and students’ learning. She has published her research in refereed journals and international conferences. Winner of several awards for her teaching and leadership excellence, Danielle is also member of the Order of Chartered Administrators of Quebec (ADMA) and served as the president of her parish council for several years. Very involved in her faith community, Danielle organizes and coordinates faith development programs, such as Bible studies and prayer groups. Since its creation in 2022, she is one of two coordinators of the Canadian Chapter of the CAPP Foundation (Centisimus Annus Pro Pontifice) a Vatican led foundation promoting Catholic social doctrine.