Northeastern State University presents
Special Guest Seminar · Broken Arrow Campus
Show AI—Don't Tell It.Get hands-on.
A one-day seminar with Dr. Lisa Palmer, author of the book taught in NSU's cybersecurity program and new AI degree.
The leader's new job: create business value through human + AI partnership. Start with your own work. In one day with Dr. Lisa Palmer, you'll turn the tasks that fill your week into working AI, see the opportunity and risks firsthand, and walk away prepared to lead your team from practical experience.
October 15, October 29, November 10, December 10. Enrollment limited to 25 per date.
8 hours
Full day, 9:00 to 5:00, lunch included
25
Participants per date
Signed
Copy of Show AI—Don't Tell It
30-day
Personal AI action plan
A welcome from NSU
Northeastern State University is proud to welcome Dr. Lisa Palmer to our Broken Arrow campus. Her work brings together rigorous research and real-world application, exactly the combination our cybersecurity and AI programs need as the workforce adapts to rapid technological change. Having a globally recognized AI leader building her own AI-native company right here in the Tulsa region makes this especially meaningful. This event gives Oklahoma professionals the opportunity to move beyond simply learning about AI and begin developing the practical skills and judgment to use it effectively.”
Dr. Eloy A. Chavez
Dean, College of Extended Learning, Northeastern State University
What you'll leave with
A signed copy of the book
Show AI—Don't Tell It (Wiley), signed at the seminar.
Two AI assistants you built
Built on your own work, finished live, ready Monday morning.
Your first "show, not tell"
A working example to put in front of your team or leadership.
Your n.print profile
A three-minute diagnostic at check-in that shows your natural AI adoption style and where you fit on a team.
A safe-use checklist
What goes in, what never does, and how to check the output.
Your 30-day plan
A personal playbook: embed AI in your own work first, then lead your team into it.
Most teams are using AI. Few have been trained.
55%
of workers use AI every week
33%
have had any employer AI training in the past six months
28%
say their employer offers no AI training at all
Source: The Conference Board, Skilling for AI, June 2026
How the day runs
Eight hours, laptops open. Every session ends with something you built.
Laptops open all day. Every session uses your real work.
Morning
Build
Partnering with AI on your real tasks.
Ground rules: where AI helps, and where it fails
How these tools work, where they get things wrong, and what should never go into them.
Tool triage: match the model to the job
Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and Copilot side by side on the same real task.
Build 1: rebuild your costliest recurring task
Work through real scenarios from your role and turn them into finished documents.
Investigation-grade research: sources, verification, audit trail
Perplexity for sourced answers, and NotebookLM to turn your documents into briefings.
Midday
Connect
Skills and connectors that work your way.
Lunch and open Q&A with Dr. Lisa
Lunch is included. Bring your hardest AI questions from your own work.
Skills: build once, use every day
Turn a task you repeat into a reusable skill with your rules, format, and checks built in. You'll build two for your role.
Connectors: plug AI into your email, files, and calendar
Connect AI to your email, files, and calendar so it works with your real information. No more copying and pasting.
Afternoon
Lead
Hand off whole workflows, pressure-test them, and plan how to bring it to your team.
MCP and agents: let AI work across your systems
Connect AI to outside systems and hand off a multi-step workflow from start to finish, including AI that clicks through websites for you.
Pressure test: a live scenario with real consequences
Put it all together on a real scenario from your work.
Your 30-day plan and book signing
Leave with your personal playbook and a signed copy of Show AI—Don't Tell It.
Close
What this looks like in the field
Results from the same hands-on curriculum, delivered to a public-safety operation.
Investigations
Recorded calls turned into searchable transcripts for investigators.
Security
AI-assisted analysis helped staff flag and stop a serious security risk.
Finance
Monthly federal billing rebuilt as a reusable AI skill, with human sign-off.
Operations
Public website built in-house, with no agency.
The tools you'll use
- Claude
- ChatGPT
- Gemini
- Perplexity
- NotebookLM
- Comet agentic browser
- Microsoft Copilot
- and more
Working inside these tools with skills, connectors, and MCP. You'll get setup steps before the day.
The book NSU teaches. The author leads the room.
Show AI—Don't Tell It (Wiley) is taught in Northeastern State University's cybersecurity program and new AI degree. For one day, its author teaches you directly.
Your instructor
Dr. Lisa Palmer
Focused on making complicated things simple and useful.
Doctorate
AI in the enterprise
Microsoft
Former go-to-market executive
Gartner
Former VP, Executive Programs
CIO
Board director and former CIO
Wiley
Author, Show AI—Don't Tell It
36 Countries
Hands-on AI lab for central bank CIOs, Basel
Same AI. Different people. Different results.
I've seen that gap from every seat: buyer, seller, advisor, and researcher. Organizations roll out the same tools. A few people pull ahead, and everyone else drifts back to the old way of working. This day is built to put you in the first group. You'll work on your own tasks, and you'll leave using what you built. I'm launching my 2026-27 hands-on tour starting in the Tulsa area because this is home.
Dr. Lisa
WHAT AUDIENCES SAY
Great speaker. She truly knows her subject… I could have listened to her for hours.
Dr. Lisa Palmer's keynote on AI was a showstopper, packed with actionable insights.
She makes AI easy to understand.
TRUSTED BY LEADERS AT
Who it's for
Built for people who need to use AI well at work.
- Managers and team leads
- Sales, marketing, and customer teams
- Finance, HR, and operations
- Executives who want hands-on fluency
Bring the tasks you do every week, and a laptop if you have one. No coding required. Built for professionals ready to move past chat prompts and put AI to work on real operations.
Program fee
$1,950per participant standard fee
- Early registration: $1,750 per participant until each date's early registration deadline.
- Team rate: $1,500 per participant when you register 4 or more people together, any time.
More than 10 participants? Contact us.
Includes lunch, all materials, your n.print profile at check-in, and a signed copy of Show AI—Don't Tell It.
Full refund 30+ days out. Within 30 days, send a colleague at no charge. See registration terms
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Northeastern State University · Broken Arrow Campus
Dates
Four dates this fall at Northeastern State University's Broken Arrow campus, in Dr. Lisa's hometown. Enrollment is limited to 25 per date.
Thursday, October 15, 2026
9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
$1,750 per participant
Early registration $1,750 through Oct 5. $1,950 after. Teams of 4+: $1,500.
Thursday, October 29, 2026
9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
$1,750 per participant
Early registration $1,750 through Oct 8. $1,950 after. Teams of 4+: $1,500.
Tuesday, November 10, 2026
9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
$1,750 per participant
Early registration $1,750 through Oct 20. $1,950 after. Teams of 4+: $1,500.
Thursday, December 10, 2026
9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
$1,750 per participant
Early registration $1,750 through Nov 19. $1,950 after. Teams of 4+: $1,500.
Questions
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Enrollment is limited to 25 per date.