The purpose of this study is to identify accessibility concerns at UNC Chapel Hill and learn how physically disabled students are impacted by inaccessible spaces. Disabled students have historically faced obstacles in navigating the campus to do the same activities that able-bodies students take part in daily. By exploring the priority that the institution places on making certain buildings accessible, this study can serve as a guide for identifying further accessibility measures that must be implemented on campus.

This study is testing eplontersen as a treatment for Cardiac Amyloidosis.

The purpose of this study is to comprehensively understand the daily tasks and required competencies of children's librarians through interviews. Simultaneously, it seeks to comprehend the current state of education and training for children's librarians. Based on this foundation, the research analyzes whether there are current education and training issues for children's librarians. What are these issues, and how can we improve education and training in children's librarianship to enhance their job proficiency.

The purpose of this study is to uncover and assess the usage of alcohol and other drugs in the UNC-CH undergraduate student population.

This research aims to explore the influence of diverse narrative formats on adult learners' attitudes towards postsecondary education. It addresses the critical need to engage adult learners in higher education marketing efforts. The study will involve two focus groups with adult learners currently enrolled at Cape Fear Community College. Participants will be shown different narrative formats, including web-based text stories and videos, followed by guided discussions. The goal is to understand how these formats impact factors such as attention, identification, social proof, and emotion.

The purpose of this study is to assess the extent to which librarians perceive their job as a calling, and how it connects to their motivation and satisfaction in their work. This survey addresses questions on calling, as well as some questions about their perception of libraries as an institution and their work conditions.

We are interviewing businesses and local law enforcement to learn about practices around checking customer identification for alcohol sales. Additionally, we are providing age verification technology to businesses to prevent the sale of alcohol to underage customers.

This study seeks to evaluate the impacts of our project on campus mental health, well-being, and resilience. The study will collect critical incident reports that illustrate examples of impactful activities at UNC-CH.

Demonstrate the safety and feasibility of rifaximin in the prevention of recurrent pouchitis after an initial episode of acute pouchitis.

To evaluate the knowledge base and self assessment of knowledge of established palliative care concepts in anesthesiology resident trainees.