Sewer Overflow is one of the major issues facing OWASA's wastewater management. One of the major causes these overflows relates to the buildup of fats, oils, and grease (FOG), as well as wipes disposed primarily by multifamily residents into the drains. Improper disposal of these wastes cause financial losses for OWASA relating to the maintenance of sewer systems, and threaten environmental and public health. OWASA plans to promote "sewer stewardship" among its customers; where customers become engaged in maintaining the wastewater infrastructure through proper disposal of FOG and wipes. Research exploring customers' knowledge about proper disposal practices, motivations, and capacity to become "sewer stewards" can help OWASA develop educational material that would help customers become such stewards. This capstone project will explore this issue and provide OWASA with insights and information for devising its communication and outreach strategies.

This study is interested in cognitive processes related to how people tell simple stories.

To assess knowledge, attitudes, and practices of clinicians who provide reproductive health services in setting across the United States.

Members from the West Badin, NC; Massena, NY; and Point Comfort, TX communities who have familiarity with Alcoa and the Superfund process are invited to share their personal experiences.

Osteoarthritis Management Programs are available around the globe to help patients with osteoarthritis (OA) improve pain and function. These programs commonly incorporate evidence-based treatments for OA (ex. exercise and education). However, Osteoarthritis Management Programs vary widely in the types of patients they serve, what treatments they use, and how they measure effectiveness. The purpose of this study is to develop a recommended set of measures for evaluating Osteoarthritis Management Programs.

To compare the effect of different types of nail polish on bacterial counts before and after surgical scrubbing.

To develop a definition consensus for hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) surgical interventions.

To learn about the trauma histories, mental health symptoms, and treatment needs of pregnant and parenting women with chronic pain.

Interviewing economic development leaders of rural regional councils in North Carolina to better understand their use of Economic Development Administration Funds. This is to better understand how the Economic Development Administration can help rural regional councils best use their funds, and develop successful economic development strategies.

We will be examining if and how the parent-child self-compassion course impacts well-being and parenting.