I have long done research, teaching, and service in artificial intelligence, including machine learning and cognitive modeling. In recent years I have focused on the nexus of computational creativity and sustainability, notably place-based, conservation-oriented AI story telling. My current students are exploring the theory and practice of using and augmenting large language models in pursuit of these applications and others. I am keenly interested in broader impacts of CS research, and broadening participation, for which I think that computational creativity and sustainability have considerable drawing power. I served as an NSF Program Director overseeing AI and ML research funding, as well as contributing to sustainability efforts at NSF, for which I received a Director’s Award for excellence in program management. My experience at NSF is given on the CRA/CCC blog. Courses listed below include AI, computational creativity, computing and the environment, the Ethics of AI, Computation and Cognition, and a favorite service course on the theory of formal languages, automata, and computation, for which I am writing a Wikibook.