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Meet The Team
Benjamin Levi,
MD PhD FAACP
Dr. Levi is a Professor of Pediatrics and Humanities at the University of Penn State College of Medicine and Penn State Children’s Hospital in Hershey, PA.
Benjamin is a philosopher and practicing pediatrician whose research focuses on various aspects of decision making. He teaches bioethics, conducts clinical ethical consultations, and was the founding Director of Penn State’s Center for the Protection of Children.
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Nicole Verdiglione, MA
Nicole has served as the project manager for iLookOut since its launch in Pennsylvania in 2014. With a background in early childhood and childcare, Nicole is passionate about improving education for early childcare providers and preventing child abuse.
Outside of the office, Nicole loves spending time with her four children and enjoying time on her family’s farm.
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Katherine Noss,
MA
As the iLookOut research coordinator, Katherine brings years of experience educating people from diverse backgrounds about child abuse, implementing evidence-based prevention strategies, and providing Spanish language support.
One of Katherine’s core interests is community and behavioral health.
Brittany Johnson,
MA
Brittany is a research specialist with a background in philosophy. Brittany's research focus is on how iLookOut can better promote critical thinking and help us all avoid many of the biases that cloud our decision-making.
Brittany likes to spend time trying new recipes and plans to pursue medicine as a career.
iLookOut is a multi-media, online learning program that prepares childcare providers (CCPs) to meet their professional, ethical, and legal responsibilities as mandated reporters of suspected child abuse.
Using an interactive video-based storyline, iLookOut engages learners through real-life scenarios that raise concern about possible child abuse. As events unfold through video and narrative, interactive learning activities help CCPs acquire and operationalize knowledge that can help protect real children from harm.
Data show that iLookOut increases knowledge, changes attitudes, and is well accepted by CCPs.