Professor of English and Director of Composition at Kennesaw State University, Dr. Law is one of the leading voices for the integration of AI in education. She is actively engaged in academic and public research projects that explore the nuances of this practice, exploring the applications of generative AI technologies across both composition and archive studies, as well as the intersections between these two fields.

Most recently, with the help of three student scholars, she authored two book chapters exploring GPT as a collaborative assignment creator and digital archive using her self-created Rhetorical Prompt Engineering Framework and Four Qualifiers for Ethical Output. Beyond this work, Dr. Law is also the creator of the Atlanta Student Movement Oral History Project (ASMOHP) and the ASMOHP GPT Archive, which utilizes oral histories and documents to provide accessible insights into relevant historical movements.