Department of Computer Science
Dr. Cynthia Schultz
Assistant Professor of Computer Science
Faculty profile
About Dr. Cynthia Schultz
Cynthia Schultz teaches Natural Language Processing and Social Impact and Capstone Seminar in AI & Society. Her research investigates prompt injection vulnerabilities, hallucination mitigation techniques in generative language models, and alignment benchmarking for foundation models. She earned her doctorate from Ostrander University and collaborates on cross-campus initiatives regarding generative AI policies.
Dr. Cynthia Schultz is a member of the Department of Computer Science in the School of Engineering & Computing.
Areas of expertise
- Language model alignment
- LLM hallucination detection
- Prompt injection security
- Foundation model evaluation
Contact
- Office
- Ashby Hall 305
- Building
- Ashby Hall
Fall 2026 office hours
Dr. Cynthia Schultz isn't teaching in Fall 2026. Email to arrange a meeting.
2026–27
Teaching
Dr. Cynthia Schultz has no undergraduate teaching assignment in the 2026–27 catalog. For the department's courses, see the Department of Computer Science.
Meeting with faculty
At least 3 hours per week during the semester, across at least 2 days, with at least 1 hour available virtually. Times are on each course syllabus in Canvas.