Corinne Hoisington – Central VA Community College
Speaker Bio
Corinne Hoisington is a trailblazer in technology education, inspiring the next generation as a full-time professor of Information Systems Technology with Central Virginia Community College’s Dual Enrollment program in Lynchburg, Virginia. With more than 30 years of teaching experience, Corinne brings unmatched passion for innovation to every stage she steps onto.
Traveling over 250,000 miles annually, she delivers dynamic keynote presentations for major healthcare conferences across more than 70 cities worldwide. Her distinguished client portfolio includes organizations such as Microsoft Corporation, Microsoft Canada International Events, the National Healthcare Educators Conference, National Geographic Abu Dhabi, Capital One International Bank, Executive LIVE in London, Sydney, and Johannesburg, along with the world-renowned South by Southwest (SXSW) conference in Austin, Texas.
Corinne’s deep expertise and dedication to advancing technology have earned her the prestigious Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) award in Computer Programming. She is also a prolific author, having written over 40 textbooks for Cengage Learning/National Geographic on cutting-edge topics including Artificial Intelligence in Business, Microsoft 365, Technology Now, and Visual Basic.
At the forefront of the AI revolution, Professor Hoisington is far more than an educator—she is a visionary shaping the future of AI in education and professional practice. Her remarkable career stands as a powerful testament to the transformative potential of AI-assisted learning, inspiring both educators and biomedical professionals to embrace the innovations of tomorrow.
Class Description
Go beyond basic queries and master advanced prompting techniques tailored for biomedical contexts. This workshop will cover strategies for generating accurate summaries of complex research, creating structured outputs for clinical data, and designing prompts that comply with ethical and regulatory standards in healthcare.