This project seeks to study the history and present impacts of UNC on surrounding communities. The purpose is to understand the impact that the university has had historically and in the present, for instance on Native communities whose land UNC resides on (or has profited from the sale of), and people who were enslaved from or who otherwise have contributed or contribute now to the building and maintenance of the university. This will be part of the classes of Danielle Purifoy and Sara Smith, where students will take up questions generated by community members. It will also include undergraduate and graduate students who wish to participate.

Studies have highlighted that Black youth report greater discrimination experiences and that these experiences adversely impact their psychological well-being. With that said, Black parents may utilize a range of parenting practices to foster positive identity development and well-being as well as provide strategies for negotiating racialized contexts. Though studies are often focused on mothers, few studies have captured fathers' accounts of their parenting practices. This investigation examines socialization practices and strategies among Black fathers and mothers.

The purposes of the study are to determine the number of types of challenges reported to an online referral system for issues pharmacy preceptors/teacher encounter with pharmacy students during their training in practice environments and to determine the outcomes of interventions and resources needed. Another purpose is to determine which types of these issues pharmacy preceptors feel comfortable managing with or without additional support from the school or with additional training. This will help streamline resources and provide training needed.

You are being asked to participate in this research study because you have a type of tumor called a Central Nervous System (CNS) tumor, and you are scheduled to have surgery to remove this tumor. The study team wants to use left-over tumor samples from this surgery to study your tumor and test new ways to fight it.

The purpose of this study is to assess caregiver perspectives to inform a mindfulness-based intervention for promoting information uptake in caregivers for people with aphasia.

To gather national compensation data from behavioral science faculty who teach in family medicine residency programs.

To evaluate hospital pharmacy managers' experiences with modular and stick-built cleanrooms

We are exploring what primary care physicians feel is important for them to know about nutrition given their clinical experience, how they would have liked to learn nutrition during their medical training, and desired ways to support them in providing nutrition care in their current practice. We are also evaluating a tool that may make nutrition counseling easier and more efficient for providers. The results of the study can potentially lead to improvements in nutrition training in medicine and quality of nutrition care.

This study aims to understand how the social medical model is utilized in the Arc of the Triangle at Chapel Hill, exploring the value of the social medical model in this organization and how they are affected by the circumstances of its workers and volunteers, as well as larger, external forces, like COVID.

The goal of the study is to examine how North Carolina school districts spent funds made available through the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief legislation.