My interests are in occupational medicine, public health, pealth economics, health technology/informatics, healthcare administration, healthcare analytics, data, health benefits design, strategy, and HSA hesearch design.

I am director of the Nursing and Artificial Intelligence Innovation Consortium.

I am teaching graduate programs for College of Nursing.

An area of teaching interest for me is simulation in nursing education. I enjoy helping students build confidence and foster clinical judgement as they connect theoretical knowledge with application.

I am committed to fostering inclusive, student-centered learning environments and supporting future nurses in developing confidence in their clinical skills. My teaching interests include fundamentals of nursing, clinical judgment, and health equity.

My interests are in natural language processing, and electronic health record.

My research is focused on adolescent sexual health promotion, family communication, and the development and evaluation of digital health interventions for youth.

My teaching centers on the ethical deployment and use of artificial intelligence in healthcare, higher education, and research, with additional emphasis on ethics and health informatics. My research explores the impact of generative AI-supported research on academic outcomes, the use of transformative pedagogy to advance inclusive practices in both face-to-face and online classrooms, and the evaluation of curricula for inclusivity.

Dr. Meng's research focuses on statistical methods for meta-analysis and publication bias. She is experienced in data analysis and programming. She is also interested in the applications of statistical methods to real-world problems.