| Science-based Bike Fitting | To eligible to participate you must be a regular cyclist as defined by one hour of riding per week, having ridden consistently for more than 1 year, and has had a bike fit sometime in the past. The participant must also not have any current injuries or known cardiovascular conditions. |
| Early Identification of the Mechanisms Underlying the Impact of Attachment on Children's Development | Parents (of 18 years or older) with infants at 4-5 months of age |
| Needs Assessment of Bereaved Parents who Experienced Infant Loss | To be included in this study, potential participants must be 18 years or older, a parent or guardian of a child who passed away between 20 weeks of gestation and 12 months old, at least one year post-loss, live in the United States and lived in the US during the time of loss, and be able/willing to respond in English. |
| Views on Archaeology and Provenance Research for Veterans Rehabilitating At-Risk Collections | Open to all veterans. Student veterans are eligible. |
| Fan Uses of Fanfiction | Participants will be adults who: identify as LGBTQ+, are 18 years old or older, and who read or write fanfiction from the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) and DC Comics fandoms |
| Faculty Heuristics for AI in Student Writing | Higher Education Faculty: GTAs; adjuncts; NTTs; TTs; emeritus and retired |
| Adaptive Apparel Alterations for Adults with Disabilities: A Client-Centered Evaluation of Dressing Independence and Satisfaction | Adults (18+) with a physical, sensory, or mobility-related disability that affects dressing.
Able to communicate in English and participate in up to four sessions (both in-person and via Zoom).
Willing to provide a personal garment to be modified for the study. |
| Navigating Health on Campus: A Mixed-Methods Study of College Students’ Health
Literacy Through the Lens of Social Cognitive Theory (SCT) | A University of Missouri-Columbia undergraduate student. |
| Women’s Experience in Undergraduate Mathematics Programs and its Relation to Their Attrition | To be eligible for this project, participants must identify as women, be at least 18 years of age, and must have been mathematics majors at one point in their college career and not be mathematics majors currently. Participants also must have enrolled in, but not necessarily completed, a proof-based mathematics course while mathematics majors. |
