This study aims to gain valuable insights into how pre-service teachers perceive Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies and their potential impact on teaching and learning. Findings from this study will be used to help design and refine curriculum for pre-service teachers to train their AI literacy and improve their ability to support their students to understand and responsibly use AI.

Makerspaces have been a topic of interest for libraries as of late, and research has described how library makerspaces are able to impact their designated communities. However, many libraries themselves that have or want a makerspace do not explicitly state or even know the benefits makerspaces have on youth. The purpose of this study is to fill the knowledge gap between teen development and the impact makerspaces have on those developmental assets by stating how research defines and connects the two areas. In particular, this study will look at the perceptions and experiences of public librarians that work with teens and makerspaces.

The overarching aim of the broader research project is to evaluate health insurance enrollment assister (aka Navigator) programs in North Carolina and document the additional support Navigators provide clients beyond assistance with health insurance. This portion of the study involves interviewing health insurance navigators about their experiences, particularlly regarding: 1. Types of support (health insurance and non-health insurance-related) 2. Challenges and best practices of supporting members 3. Strategies for reaching marginalized communities

The purpose of this study is to understand how states can improve health information exchange for their Medicaid members.

In North Carolina's Triangle Area, the Islamic council of imams has cancelled congregational prayer and advised people to worship at home. In Senegal where 94 percent of the population is Muslim, the presidential decree prohibiting all public gatherings - including the Friday prayer - was initially met with ambivalence among some. In Kenya, the imposition of a country wide mandatory curfew starting from 7PM to 5AM, a government recommendation of at least 3 meters social distancing, and a shut-down and restriction of movement in the Nairobi metropolitan area and the Muslim majority counties of Mombasa, Kwale, and Kilift imply that the Muslim congregational and Friday prayer cannot be performed. Using online questionnaires and other digital research methods, this study examines how Muslims in North Carolina's Triangle area, Senegal, and Kenya have negotiated adjustments to their religious routines in order to accommodate urgent COVID-19 public health policies without fundamentally comprising their

To examine the characteristics of nursing faculty onboarding programs, the barriers and facilitators to implementation, and the value of those programs in achieving key outcomes.

Many genetic counselors work at universities where academic publishing is important for career advancement. In other disciplines, writing groups have been used to increase writing productivity and confidence in writing and publications skills. There is a lack of information about writing group use among genetic counselors. This study aims to understand the goals and experiences of genetic counselors participating in a Summer writing group.

The study is designed to estimate the quality of life experienced by participants with controlled and non-controlled EoE because such estimates are useful in health economics research.

To determine if an early parent-to-therapist communication program increases parent-therapist contact in the NICU

The purpose of the study is to collect information on the training done on Telehealth and Primary Care in Medical School. This information will be collected from Internal Medicine Residents. This will then inform training curriculum and clinical experiences for Telehealth for the Residents and future medical students.