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Equity, diversity, inclusion, and anti-oppression focused faculty development: Tensions in programming in health professions education

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By Qian Wu, Abigail Fisher, Betty Onyura, Hollie Mullins
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Purpose As equity, diversity, inclusion, and anti-oppression education gains prominence in health professions education (HPE), faculty development programs are increasingly tasked with addressing systemic inequities and fostering transformative change. Little is known about the principles that guide the development of anti-oppressive faculty development programs, the decisions involved in their creation, or the challenges they face during implementation and sustainability.
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How to tap into the TikTok growth machine

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By Abigail Fisher
| Entrepreneur UK Verified
Some brand teams may feel that TikTok isn't for them - but it's not just a trendy social platform or one aimed exclusively at Gen Z. It's a global engine of awareness, discovery, and influence, where consumer decisions are made in seconds and startup brands can achieve global fame overnight. That said, success on TikTok isn't accidental or a given. There's always a clear strategy behind the brands that get it right - and a fine line between cultural relevance and trying too hard.
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Roomie enters the chat: Southeastern introduces AI Roomie chatbot

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By Abigail Fisher
| The Lion's Roar Verified
Southeastern is introducing an “Ask Roomie” messaging service on Wednesday, Nov. 15. The AI chatbot will launch an AI Roomie that aims to help students answer questions across a broad range of campus topics. AI’s rapid expansion and growing presence opened the door for Roomie to be brought to life through a platform students already use. The idea for “Ask Roomie” was born at a University of Louisiana System annual For Our Future conference.
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