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Biographical note
Jason Wiens is a Professor (Teaching) in the Department of English at the University of Calgary. He has published numerous articles on modern and contemporary Canadian poetry. He is currently a member of a transdisciplinary research group at the University of Calgary investigating the implications of artificial intelligence technologies for academic integrity.
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