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GVU Research Showcase Spring 2022

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We aim to understand how conversational agents such as the Google Home can be used to help members with Mild Cognitive Impairment and their care partners in adhering to their medication routines with the help of scheduling features of the Google Home.
To address these challenges in mental health consultation and limitations in accurately monitoring and predicting patients' symptoms, clinicians and HCI researchers have sought new avenues of innovative technology-based solutions, using machine learning, digital health interventions, and passive sensing computing.
Seeking mentorship and advice is a key activity in a graduate student’s career development, specifically when transitioning from academia, and looking for job opportunities. While multiple sources of career-related information are available to graduate students, there are multiple benefits in getting this information through a mentor. This project presents UI enhancements to Peoplegrove for GT-Connects, to improve the mentoring experience of mentors and mentees.

   

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