This study will look at airway exams done in people who have a very specific disorder called MPS. They are already known at UNC and receiving therapy. The study looks back at data we collected but will not identify any of the patients.

COVID-19 is acting as a "real-life experiment" where commuting patterns and work behaviors have shifted dramatically. One of these dramatic shifts is a large increase in the amount of people who are working remotely, or teleworking. In the past, telework have been relatively rare. As a result of COVID-19, many people are experiencing telework in a significant manner. This new experience may permanently shift attitudes towards telework and telework behavior. An online survey will be used to measure potential changes in telework attitudes and behaviors. Respondents are asked to report their telework attitudes and behaviors at two different points in time, prior to COVID-19 and at the time of taking the survey. They are asked to provide a brief employment history, commuting characteristics, and various demographic characteristics to aid analysis. Respondents are also asked to respond to various agree/disagree statements on telework-related subjects.

The study seeks to better understand how beginning special education teachers in NC and SC use evidence-based interventions and strategies with their K-12 students with autism. Using surveys and interviews, we will consider how much these teachers know about 12 specific practices, how often they use them, and how acceptable and feasible they are to their teaching. Additionally, we will explore how teachers' perceptions, training experiences, and professional setting impact their use of these practices.

We are interviewing Black and African American emergency medical services (EMS) providers in order to understand their experiences with mental health, mental health resources, and first responder culture, and whether they feel these experiences are unique to their racial identity.

In order to improve the biomedical research environment at UNC-Chapel Hill, we are developing new training opportunities and evaluating how well they work

Explore whether values-based framing can help a public health organization improve its messaging to be more effective in securing stakeholder buy-in and support in a politically polarized environment.

Examine First Year Math Graduate Students' Beliefs About Online Teaching and Learning. A Pre and Post Survey during the Fall of 2020 via Qualtrics. Students will be taking a TA Training Seminar during the Fall of 2020. The survey will examine their initial beliefs on online teaching and learning. The same survey will be given at the end of the semester to see if the graduate students' beliefs changed and if so, how? With COVID-19 forcing students and instructors/teachers into online learning, examining students who will also be instructors and their beliefs about online teaching and learning as many university and faculty may embrace more online teaching/programs as face-to-face courses return.

We are interested in understanding the type of recommendations doctors give, to manage and prevent pregnant and laboring women with a problem with their platelets, who are getting spinal medicine to help reduce their pain during labor.

The purpose of the study will be to assess the development of children's creative thinking over time as a result of exposure to the American Forest Kindergarten model, an outdoor immersion early education setting. The study will assess, through various measures provided from the parent and student, if children's creative thinking changes over time as a result of this exposure.

Design a workplace wellness intervention focused on nutrition education and increased access to healthy foods in the workplace