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Heng-Da Cheng, a professor of computer science, and Kevin Moon, associate professor of math and statistics and director of USU’s Data Science and Artificial Intelligence Center (DSAI), were both selected to be featured in the AI Utah 100 2026 Yearbook.
Goodman is working with student interns participating in a pilot project between the SLCPD and Utah State University. This summer, four interns — three from the university's College of Arts and Sciences (ArtSci) — were selected to be part of the new program, which saw USU students assigned to support four distinct SLCPD units.
A table, couch, and many buckets of paint sit in a small studio attached to the back side of a garage. Acrylic paintings of various sizes fill the studio’s room. Most are depicting houses.
