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2015 Women’s Issues in Epilepsy, Pediatric Neurology Resident Lecture Series, Department of Pediatric Neurology, Children’s Hospital of Denver, Denver, Colorado 2016 Magnetoencephalography, Pediatric Neurology Resident Lecture Series, Department of Pediatric Neurology, Children’s Hospital of Denver, Denver, Colorado Ward/Clinic Attending Duties: 2004 – Present Supervision and teaching of the epilepsy fellow, residents and medical students in the Epilepsy Monitoring Unit. 2004 – Present Supervision and teaching of the epilepsy fellow and residents in reading and reporting of inpatient and outpatient EEG’s. 2004 – Present Supervision and training of the epilepsy fellow in performing the WADA procedure. 2004 – Present Supervision and training of the epilepsy fellow in performing intra-operative and bedside electrocorticography and cortical mapping. 2004 – Present Teaching neurology residents, medical students and pharmacy students the WADA procedure and intra-operative and bedside electrocorticography and cortical mapping. 2004 - Present Supervision and teaching of residents, medical students and pharmacy students in the outpatient epilepsy clinic. 2004 – 2006 Supervision and teaching of residents and medical students in the inpatient Neurology service Other Specific Accomplishments: Neurology Department: – Present Journal club, Neurology residents and fellows, yearly 2009 – 2012 Faculty mentor for Christy Barbee, neurology resident 2015 – 2016 Faculty mentor for Friedlander, epilepsy fellow 2013 – 2014 Faculty mentor for Kimberly Horiuchi, epilepsy fellow 2012 – 2013 Faculty mentor for Danielle McDermott, epilepsy fellow 2011 – 2012 Faculty mentor for Charles Livsey, epilepsy fellow 2010 – 2011 Faculty mentor for Kirsten Nielsen, epilepsy fellow University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus: 2009 WADA Procedure Protocol 2011 Emergency Department Status Epilepticus Procedure for Neurology and EEG
2015 Teaching Assistant, Experimental Psychology, Dr. K. Kortenkamp, University of Wisconsin – La Crosse 2014 Teaching Assistant, Research Methods II, Dr. N. Bakken, University of Wisconsin – La Crosse RESEARCH INTERESTS: Reentry success, corrections and public policy, prison education PUBLICATIONS 2017 Wright, Kevin A., and Cassandra Philippon. “Prison Outreach/Exchange Programs.” Oxford Bibliographies in Criminology. Oxford University Press. PAPERS IN PROGRESS 2018 Philippon, Cassandra. “Impact Evaluation of the Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program.” 2017 Decker, Scott and Cassandra Philippon. “Gender, Race, Prison Record, and Experiences in Employment-seeking.” 2017 Philippon, Cassandra, Wesley Smith, and Cassia Spohn. “Age, Race/Ethnicity, and Gender Disparities in Criminal History Score Categorization and Impacts on Sentencing Outcomes” RESEARCH EXPERIENCE: 2018 “Challenges in the Continuity of Care among Formerly Incarcerated Persons Living with HIV and Hepatitis C.” Research Assistant, University of Maryland 2017 “’I should have been a fireman:’ A qualitative exploration of stress in a criminal investigation.” Research Assistant, Arizona State University. 2017 “Stress Among Crime Scene Investigators.” Research Assistant, Arizona State University. 2015 “Role of Children and Family in Parents’ Reentry Success,” advised by Dr. N. Bakken. Ronald E. McNair Postbaccalaureate Achievement Program ($12,000) 2014 “‘How Do You Love Me?’: Presence of Love Languages in Intimate Partner Relationships Across Birth Cohorts,” advised by Dr. D. Norris. University of Wisconsin – La Crosse Undergraduate Research and Creativity Grant ($1,000)
Faculty Academic Appointments Year(s) Academic Department Academic Institution 2004 – Present Assistant Professor Pathology UT Southwestern Medical Center Appointments at Hospitals/Affiliated Institutions Previuos Employer Year(s) Position Department/Division Institution 2000-2002 Medical Director Division of Microbiology Heartland Regional Medical Center, St. Joseph, MO Current Employer Year(s) Position Department/Division Institution 2004-2012 Associate Medical Director Transfusion Services Parkland Hospital and Health Systems, Dallas, Texas 2004-Present Medical Director Transfusion Sercvices University Hospitals, UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas 2004-Present Medical Director Special Coagulation Laboratory Parkland Hospital and Health Systems, Dallas, 2010-2011 Medical Director Specialist in Blood Bank Training Program Division of Allied Health, UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas 2010-Present Assistant Director Pathology Residency Training Program UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas 2012-Present Director Transfusion Medicine Fellowship Program UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas 2011-Present Medical Director Pathology Quality Section UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas 2011-Present Medical Director Pathology Ambulatory Services Section UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas 2012-Present Medical Director Transfusion Services Parkland Hospital and Health Systems, Dallas, Texas Other Professional Positions [Industry, foundation, private practice] Year(s) Position Title Institution 2000-2002 Staff Pathologist Northwest Missouri Pathologists, St. Joseph,MO
Honorary Member of Senior Common Room, Magdalen College, Oxford Connaught Research Grant, University of Toronto, C$20,000 (2013) Canada Research Chair (Tier 2) in Constitutionalism, Crime and Security, Queen’s University, C$500,000 over first five-year term (2010) Conference Grants (for Conference on Criminalization) (2010) Law Foundation of Ontario C$20,055 Faculty of Law, Queen’s University C$3,500 Nathanson Centre on Transnational Rights, Crime, and Security C$2,000 SSHRC Standard Research Grant for project entitled ‘The Fiduciary Constitution of the Rule of Law’ for C$95,000 over three years (co-applicant with Evan Fox-Decent (McGill University) and Evan Criddle (University of Syracuse)) (2009) Borden Ladner Gervais LLP Research Fellowship for project entitled ‘Police Powers and the Rule of Law: New Challenges in the Age of Privatization’ (2009) C$12,000 Visiting Fellowship, Fleming Centre for the Advancement of Legal Research, Australian National University (2008) A$3,000 Queen’s University Advisory Research Committee Research Grant (2005) C$2,000 See also: Grants and Awards listed under “Education” above Publications Journal Articles and Essays: Thorburn, M (2011) ‘The Constitution of Criminal Law,’ Criminal Law and Philosophy, 5: 259-276 Thorburn, M (2010) ‘Reinventing the Night-watchman State?,’ University of Toronto Law Journal 60: 425-443 Thorburn, M (2009) ‘Accountability and Proportionality in Youth Criminal Justice,’ Criminal Law Quarterly 55: 304-322 Thorburn, M (2008) ‘Justifications, Powers, and Authority,’ Yale Law Journal 117: 1070-1130 Thorburn, M and Manson, A (2007) ‘The Recent Sentencing Debate: Convergence in Outcomes, Divergence in Reasoning,’ New Criminal Law Review 10: 278-301
Vi/courses and training activities. Of Area Venue History 1. University teaching Teaching styles Khor fakkan 2014 2. University teaching Employing modern techniques in teaching Khor fakkan 2014 3. Technology Employing blackboard with WordPress in university teaching Khorfakkan Sharjah University 2014 4. Administrative. Time management Dubai 2011 5. Myself seen boy Art of dealing 2011 6. Administrative. Solving problems in innovative ways Dubai 2010 7. Pedagogical Creative stimulation methods Khor fakkan 2009 8. Administrative. Communication skills and communication Khor fakkan 2009 9. Academic session Academic advising for faculty members University of Sharjah/khorfakkan 22/10/2015 10. Workshop Program rules and regulations in University faculty members. University of Sharjah/khorfakkan 27-01/2016 11. Workshop Developmental skills in the use of electronic services at the University of Sharjah (UOS e-Services ) University of Sharjah/khorfakkan 28-01/2016 12. Workshop Modern techniques in improving and reinforcing writing scientific research. University of Sharjah/khorfakkan 03-02/2016 13. Workshop Program information technology skills GI academic education. University of Sharjah/khorfakkan 04-02/2016 VII/scientific and practical posts (conferences and seminars). Of Area Title Type of participation Venue History 1. Scientific seminar Heritage and its importance Lecturer Fujairah –Ajman University 2011 2. Scientific seminar History and labour market Lecturer Gulf newspaper building. 2012 VIII/(committees/associations and scientific links). Of Committee name/Association/Association Organic nature Time period 1. Society of history and Antiquities of GCC Member of a researcher 2010 2. Gallery ousha Bint Hussein for humanistic studies (Dubai) Member of the Board of Directors 2012 3. Sharjah Center for research and documentation Member of a researcher 2013
Mary Margaret Nelan Department of Emergency Management and Disaster Science University of North Texas Chilton Hall 122C Denton, TX Phone: (940)369-7466 Email: mary.nelan@unt.edu Education Ph.D. – Sociology, University of Delaware – 2016 Dissertation: Social Construction of Disaster Donations: Are Agility, Adaptability, andeg Alignment necessary for success in the donation supply chain? Chair: Tricia Wachtendorf, Ph.D. M.A. - Sociology, University of Texas, El Paso – 2011 Thesis: Responding to Earthquake: Volunteer Health and Community Relationships Chair: Sara Grineski, Ph.D. B.A. - English, Minor in Religious Studies, University of Texas, Austin – 2005 Professional Experience Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Management and Disaster Science, University of Texas – 2016 to present Instructor of Record, Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice, University of Delaware – January 2014 to May 2016 Teaching Assistant, Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice, University of Delaware – August 2014 to January 2014 Research Assistant, Disaster Research Center, University of Delaware– August 2011 to June 2014 Teaching Assistant, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, University of Texas at El Paso – January 2010 to May 2011 Courses Taught
Mukhopadhyay, S., Samaddar, S. & Nargundkar, S. (2015, November) Forecasting for Effective Hotel Revenue Management, Proceedings, National Decision Sciences Institute Conference, DSI, Seattle. Nargundkar, S. & Shrishande, M. (2016) Experiential Learning Theory: Evidence from a Study Abroad Program. Accepted for Publication, Proceedings of the National Decision Sciences Institute Conference, Austin, November 2016. Work in Progress Samaddar S. & Nargundkar, S. Healthcare Quality Data. Target Journal: MSOM (Manufacturing and Service Operations Management). Some data analysis completed Samaddar S. & Nargundkar, S. Successful manufacturing in high-cost countries. Target Journal: POMS (Production and Operations Management). First draft complete. Enaba, H. & Nargundkar, S. Critical Thinking Survey Development for Introductory Marketing Course. Target Journal: Journal of Marketing Education. Survey developed and data collected. Samaddar, S. & Nargundkar, S. Co-editors, Presenting and Communicating Analytics Results to Top Management, A book for practitioners. CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group, Delaware. Soliciting articles for the book. Nargundkar, S. & Shrikhande, M. Cross-disciplinary application of ELT in Study Abroad Programs. Beginning stages. Papers presented at Professional Meetings Nargundkar, S. & Shrikhande, M. (2016) Effective Design of Abroad Programs for Experiential Learning. Athens Institute for Education and Research (ATINER) International Conference, Athens, Greece, May 2016. Nargundkar, S. (1995 April) Using Game Software and the Internet to Teach Business, presented at the ECU Technology and Education Conference, Greenville, NC. Nargundkar, S. V. & Shrikhande, M. M. (2010 February). How Effective are Student evaluation Instruments? Georgia College Teaching and Learning Conference, Kennesaw State University, Atlanta, GA. Nargundkar, S. V. (2013, November). Experiences and Advice on Including Analytics in the Curriculum. Invited Presentation, National Decision Sciences Institute Conference, DSI, Baltimore.
Curriculum vitae for CHARLES J. ARNTZEN Regent’s Profession and Florence Ely Nelson Presidential Chair Biodesign Institute, CIDV Arizona State University Education University of Minnesota, Minneapolis Plant Physiology B.S., 1965 University of Minnesota, Minneapolis Physiology M.S., 1967 Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana Cell Physiology Ph.D., 1970 Employment History 1969-80 Assistant, Associate to Full Professor, Department of Botany, University of Illinois, Urbana 1973-74 Research Scientist, Laboratoire de Photosynthèse du CNRS, Gif-sur-Yvette, France 1976-80 Plant Physiologist, USDA/SEA, Urbana, Illinois 1976 NATO Scientist, Laboratoire de Photosynthèse du CNRS, Gif-sur-Yvette, France 1980-84 Director, MSU-DOE Plant Research Laboratory, Michigan State University 1981 ANU Fellow, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia 1983 Visiting Scientist, Academia Sinica, Beijing, China 1984-88 Director, Plant Science and Microbiology, DuPont Central Research & Development Department, and Director, Biotechnology Research, DuPont Agricultural Products Division, Wilmington, DE 1988-95 Deputy Chancellor for Agriculture, Dean, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Director, Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, Texas A&M Univ., College Station, Texas; Professor, Dept. of Biochemistry and Biophysics; Director, Plant Biotechnology Program, Institute of Biosciences and Technology, Texas A&M Univ., Houston, TX 1995-2000 President and CEO, Thompson Institute for Plant Research, Inc. and Adjunct Professor, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 2000-2017 Florence Ely Nelson Presidential Chair in Plant Biology and (starting in 2004) Regent’s Professor, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ 2017 Professor Emeritus, Arizona State University. Adjunct Appointments 1980-1984 Adjunct Professor, Department of Biochemistry, Michigan University, East Lansing, MI. 1994 -1995: Adjunct Professor of Physiology, University of Texas Medical School, Houston, Texas. 1995-2000 Adjunct Professor, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY Scholarly and Professional Honors and Awards 1979 Charles Albert Shull Award for Outstanding Research in Plant Physiology 1980 for Superior Service, US Department of Agriculture 1980 Award of Excellence, Weed Science Society of America 1983 Elected Member of the National Academy of Sciences, USA 1984 Elected Fellow of the National Academy of Sciences, India
Dear Gert Louw, Date: 01/08/2014 07:10:45 Page: 1 of 1 Weekly Menu Gert Monday Calories Protein Carbos Fat Sodium Meal 1 Filter Coffee, 1 cup 0 0 g 0 g 0 g 0 mg Milk, lowfat� 2%, 0.25 cups 31 2 g 3 g 1 g 38 mg Blackberries, 1 cups 40 1 g 9 g 0 g 0 mg 3 & 6 capsuals, 4 capsuals 36 0 g 0 g 4 g 0 mg Oats, 40 g 192 10 g 27 g 5 g 0 mg Almond flakes, 15 g 100 1 g 2 g 11 g 1 mg Meal Totals: 399 14 g 41 g 21 g 38 mg Meal 2 Oats, 60 g 288 14 g 41 g 7 g 0 mg HMT Nitro Whey, 1.5 scp 122 23 g 3 g 2 g 55 mg Milk, lowfat� 2%, 0.25 cups 31 2 g 3 g 1 g 38 mg Meal Totals: 441 40 g 47 g 10 g 93 mg Meal 3 Bread, Low GI, 2 slices 170 8 g 24 g 3 g 288 mg Chicken, breast, , 100 g 182 32 g 0 g 5 g 79 mg Mayonnaise, 1 tbsp. 50 0 g 1 g 5 g 110 mg Meal Totals: 402 40 g 25 g 13 g 477 mg Meal 4 Tuna, canned in water, 100 g 131 29 g 0 g 1 g 409 mg Mixed veggies, 2 cup 40 0 g 10 g 0 g 40 mg Potato, boiled, 1 med 105 3 g 23 g 0 g 4 mg Mayonnaise, 2 tbsp. 100 0 g 2 g 10 g 220 mg Meal Totals: 376 32 g 35 g 11 g 673 mg Meal 5 Sugar free Peanut butter, 1.5 tbsp. 150 5 g 12 g 13 g 105 mg
Social Science and Medicine J of Am College of Surgeons Am. Family Physician J Surgical Research Am J Surgery JAMA Surgery J Am Geriatric Society BMC Medical Ethics Reviewer Reviewer Reviewer Reviewer Reviewer Reviewer Reviewer Reviewer 2010 2010 2011 2011-present 2012-present 2013-present 2014-present 2015-present MEDIA CONTACTS MOVIE Full Disclosure: The Search for Medical Error Transparency, 2015 documentary by film maker, Laurence Kramen. I was interviewed at length and appear in the final cut of the film. Full Disclosure Out-takes: What is informed consent? Video discussion of the nature and limits of informed consent in the context of clinical care. TELEVISION WPXI-TV, 4/9/06, “Attend church, live longer”. KSHV-TV, 4/6/06, “Weekly attendance of religious services can extend a person’s life.” KDKA-TV, 4/4/06, “Could Attending Church Let you live longer,” . MSNBC-TV, Tucker Carlson Show, 4/3/06 live interview for 3 minutes. RADIO Reach MD/XM 5/07/2008 “------“. KFBX-FM, 6/28/06, “Want to feel better? Make some friends.” KVKI-FM, 6/28/06, “Want to feel better? Make some friends.” KRBC-NBC Morning , 4/10/06 6:02:AM, Radio Report. KRBC-NBC 4/9/06 5:00PM, Report. WESC-FM, 4/6/06, “Weekly attendance of religious services can extend a person’s life.” WRZX-FM, 4/6/06, “Weekly attendance of religious services can extend a person’s life.” WMGP-FM, 4/6/06, “Weekly attendance of religious services can extend a person’s life.” KCDA-FM, 4/6/06, “Weekly attendance of religious services can extend a person’s life.” KODA-FM, 4/6/06, “Weekly attendance of religious services can extend a person’s life.” WFBQ-FM, 4/5/06, “Weekly attendance of religious services can extend a person’s life.”
Caifeng Guo (Spring 2010), Vasudha Rangarajan (Summer 2010), Guowu Yu (Summer 2011), Daria Holcomb (Spring 2012), Smita Vaidya (Spring 2012) Tien Le (Fall 2013) Srikanth Dasaka (Fall 2013) Anita Iyer (Summer 2014) Lene Hypolite (fall 2014) Anita Iyer (Fall 2014) Toral Parekh (Fall 2014) Rahul Vats (Fall 2015) Khushboo Parekh (2017) Rachana Neelankavil (2017) College Level: Undergraduate Steering Committee, member (August 2013-present) MBA Recruitment, attended open houses, member of faculty panel EMBA Recruitment, attended candidate interviews. Instructor for Honors class, Honors program, (2008 - 2015) Course design and Instruction, Executive Education, (2006 - Present) Facilitator, Faculty Development Workshops, University, (May 2008) Facilitator, Faculty Development Workshops, Azerbaijan University, (June 2010) Instructor, Undergraduate Program in Business, Cairo University (May 2012) Member of College committee to develop MS in Analytics (2012/2013) Member of Committee to redesign MBA/PMBA curriculum. Designed introductory Analytics course for the MBA program. (2014) Hiring committee for the position of Director of Executive Education (2015). University Speaker at the GSU Summer Leadership Academy for outstanding HS students, 2017. Invited to participate as a CTL scholar for pedagogical research. Chair, Perspectives Committee, (2005 - 2008) Member, Perspectives Committee, (2008 - 2014) Member, Improving Graduate Student Teaching, (2005 - Present) Advisor, Hapkido Club at Georgia State, (1998 - Present) Advisor, Tennis Club at Georgia State, (2007 - 2014) Coordinator for Business and Technology FLC (2001-Present) Service Activities in Academic and Professional Organizations Reviewer for ICIS (International Conference on Information Systems). Member/reviewer/Session Chair for Decision Sciences Institute National Conference for several years. Invited Speaker at National DSI conference for two years on Making Statistics easier in Business Schools, 2013, 2014, 2015. Invited panelist for Technology Association of Georgia’s (TAG) special session to discuss the state of the art of data mining, 2006.
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Exposure limit values OSHA 2014 TWA [mg/m3] ACGIH 2014 TWA [mg/m3] Substance Total Respirable fraction Inhalable fraction Respirable fraction Alluminium oxide [Al2O3] 15 5 --- --- Aluminium potassium fluoride 2,5 --- 2,5 --- Barium carbonate --- --- 0,5 --- Particles not otherwise classified 10 mg/m3 inhalable fraction (TWA 8 h, ACGIH 2014) 3 mg/m3 respirable fraction (TWA 8 h, ACGIH 2014) Respiratory protection In case of brief exposure use respiratory filter device Eyes protection Safety goggles or face shield Hands protection Protective gloves for chemical products, according to standard EN374; materials for long contact time Skin protection Use protective clothes and protective informations Abrasive materials used are inert and cannot cause risks when correctly stored and managed. During use on machineries, they request safety precautions for workers. The most part of powder particles comes from the processed material and eventually from the cooling liquid. Consequently attention and safety precautionary measures on vapours and dusts environmental removing must be applied. Follow the local Safety Management standards and instructions. 9 PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES Appearance Solid abrasive material Colour Black Odourless PH Not applicable Ionic charge Not applicable Boiling point Not applicable Melting Not applicable point Not applicable
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital Rheumatolgy Ward 30/ 04- 11/ 05 2012 Newtown, NSW Australia Royal Prince Alfred Hospital Plastics Surgery 08-19 October 2012 Newtown, NSW Australia Wesley Private Hospital Mood Disorders/ Alcohol and Drugs 22/10– 02/11 2012 Kogarah, NSW Australia Prince of Wales Hospital Cardiology Ward 27/05-07/06/2013 Randwick, NSW Australia St. George Hospital Community Mental Health/In-patient 15-26 July 2013 Kogarah, NSW Australia Prince of Wales Hospital Acute Aged Care 23/09 – 04/10/2013 Randwick, NSW Australia Sydney Children’s Hospital Adolescence Ward 11 - 22 November 2013 Randwick, NSW Australia Royal Prince Alfred Hospital Acute Aged Care 25/11 – 06 December 2013 Newtown, NSW Australia Rheumatology Ward 09 – 20 December 2013 Objective of Placement: Further develop on understanding and application of nursing processes and the concept of effective critical reasoning and sound judgment applied to practice. Develop knowledge and ability in providing safe and effective care to individuals and families. Understand and develop skills in the provision of nursing management for adults experiencing acute medical condition. Develop beginning skills in prioritizing care delivery and time management. CLINICAL SKILLS: Personal Care Elimination Urinary Catheter Care Privacy and Dignity Respectful Care Confidentiality Cultural and Transcultural Care Clinical Assessment and Monitoring Vital Signs: TPR, BP Physical Assessment Using a stethoscope Respiratory assessment Pulse Oximetry Cardiovascular Assessment
M. J. Mascuch, ‘Social mobility in English autobiography, 1600-1750’, (Cambridge Ph.D., 1990) R. L. Adair: ‘Regional variations in illegitimacy and courtship patterns in , 1538-1754’, (Cambridge Ph.D., 1992) A. Wood, ‘Industrial development, social change and popular politics in the mining area of north west Derbyshire, c.1600-1700’, (Cambridge Ph.D., 1993) N. O’Ciosáin, ‘Popular literature and popular culture in , 1750-1850’, (EUI Florence Ph.D., 1995). A. J. Mann, ‘The book trade and public policy in early modern , c.1500-c.1720’, (Stirling Ph.D., 1998). Andrea Snowden Cast, ‘Women and drinking in early modern England’, (Adelaide Ph.D., 2001). I. Hutchison, ‘The experience and representation of disability in nineteenth-century ’, (Strathclyde Ph.D, 2004). M. Waltz, 'Cultural representations of autism and their impact on research and treatment', (Sunderland Ph.D., 2005). EXTERNAL EXAMINING (UNDERGRADUATE) Oxford Brookes University 2012-14 Further Information I have taught basic computing to honours students and postgraduates. I am reasonably proficient in the use of IT for both teaching and research. I was one of the faculty members on a summer school in St Andrews called ‘, the Enlightenment and the ’, 18th July to 1st August 1987, funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities. I was also a staff member lecturing on the economic and social history background to genealogical studies at a summer school in in July 1988 and July/August 1989. I taught in a UNESCO summer school at the university of in on the history of adult education and literacy in , 7-12 July 1990.
Muhammad Imran IPMS, Khyber Medical University, Phase-V, Hayatabad, Peshawar mimran.ipms@kmu.edu.pk 03112208844 To opt a challenging job and strive hard to achieve the goals of the organization Gender Male Nationality Pakistani Religion Islam Marital Status Single Master in Health Research Continue Khyber Medical University, Peshawar MS Public Health Institute of Management Sciences, Peshawar MSc Ultrasound Bacha Khan University Charsadda CHPE Khyber Medical University, Peshawar BHMS University of Peshawar, Peshawar BSc [HONS] Cardiology University of Health Sciences Lahore D.H.M.S Zia Shaheed Homeopathic Medical College Faculty of science [FSc] Lahore Secondary School Certificate Bahawalpur Currently working as Head of Cardiology department (Allied Health Sciences) in Khyber Medical University Peshawar from November, 2012 till to date Coordinator of the Institute of Paramedical Sciences Khyber Medical University, Peshawar Member Board of Studies of IPMS (Institute of Paramedical Sciences) Khyber Medical University Peshawar Member Academic Council Khyber Medical University, Peshawar
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Kathy Thomsen Hamline University Department of Music 1536 Hewitt Ave. Saint Paul, MN 55104 U.S.A. 651-523-2361 Kthomsen03@hamline.edu EDUCATION Doctor of Musical Arts 2000 University of Minnesota, Performance Master of Music 1980 University of Michigan, Piano Performance Bachelor of Arts 1976 Hamline University, Summa cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa Dalcroze Eurhythmics License 2003 Longy School of Music, Cambridge, MA Dalcroze Eurhythmics Certificate 1998 Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA TEACHING Hamline University, St. Paul, MN Associate Professor 2003 – present Assistant Professor 1997 – 2003 Adjunct Instructor 1988 – 1997 COURSES TAUGHT FSEM 1010 – First Year Seminar MUS 1020 – Elements of Music MUS 1100 – Introduction to Music MUS 1130 – University Women’s Chorale MUS 1210 – Beginning Class Piano MUS 1220 – Advanced Beginning Class Piano MUS 1230 – Rhythmic Solfège MUS 3190 – Accompanying MUS 3210 – Intermediate Class Piano MUS 3220 – Advanced Class Piano MUS 3400 – Dalcroze Eurhythmics MUS 3510 – Advanced Level Performance Studies – Piano MUS 5930 – Senior Music Arts Project MUS 5940 – Senior Recital OTHER: Music education program supervisor: develop curriculum, oversee program review by State of MN, student teacher placement and evaluation. University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, MN Graduate Program in Music Education, Instructor, Summers 2006 – present COURSES TAUGHT GMUS 651 – Dalcroze Musicianship GMUS 781 – Dalcroze Eurhythmics and Solfège GMUS 782 – Dalcroze Improvisation GMUS 783 – Dalcroze Materials and Methods National Music Camp, Interlochen, MI Instructor, Summers 1983 – 1984 COURSES TAUGHT Beginning, Intermediate, and Advanced Class Piano Concordia College, Ann Arbor, MI
Psychodynamic Hospital Treatment of Very Ill Psychiatric Patients 1999 American Psychiatric Association, Washington, D.C. Joint Symposium: American Psychiatric Association American Psychoanalytic Association American Academy of Psychoanalysis Severe Personality Disorders in Young Adults Panel presentation 1999 Westchester Psychoanalytic Society, N.Y. Medical Student Dreams About Medical School 1999 American Psychoanalytic Association, NYC Psychotherapy of Psychosis Case Discussion 2000 Beth Israel Medical Center, NYC Rounds, Department of Psychiatry The Unconscious Process of Becoming a Doctor 2000 Bellevue Alumni Association, NYC The Special Role of City Hospitals in Medical Professionalization 2001 National Psychological Association for Psychoanalysis, NYC Psychoanalysis of Rigid Character Disorders: A Case Example 2001 American Psychiatric Association, New Orleans Master Clinician-Teacher Class Patients w/Co-Morbid Mood Disorders and Personality Disorders 2001 American Psychiatric Association, New Orleans Panel Discussion Combined Psychiatric Treatments 2001 Creedmoor State Hospital, Queens, N.Y. Rounds Medical Student Dreams About Medical School 2001 Emory University School of Medicine,, Atlanta, Ga. Department of Psychiatry Grand Rounds A New Curriculum for General Medical Education 2001 Atlanta Psychoanalytic Society, Atlanta, Ga. The Unconscious Developmental Process of Becoming a Doctor
MB CK (myocardial band creatine kinase) ↑ 10-25 times in first few hours of MI, returns to normal in 2-4 days, can be ↑due to trauma Troponin (inhibitory protein in muscle fibers), ↑ within 4 hours and for days, more specific to cardiac muscle. Chest x-ray (suspected aortic aneurysm, pneumonia, pneumothorax, pulmonary edema) CBC and ESR (suspected pericarditis) Amylase/lipase (pancreatitis, cholecystitis) Others: CMP (electrolyte imbalance), lipid profile, TSH (hypothyroidism) Testing in ER or hospital may include: ABGs (unless on thrombolytic therapy, suspected pulmonary conditions), D-dimer and spiral 5CT scan (suspected PE), Echocardiogram (aneurysm, pericardial effusion, valvular disease, cardiomyopathy), Stress test (CAD and angina), Endoscopy (gastric), Cardiac catheterization (MI) Differential Diagnosis Causes of Pain Cardiac Noncardiac Ischemic: Coronary artery disease (myocardial ischemia/infarction) Aortic stenosis Prinzmetal’s angina (Variant angina pectoris, usually 12 -8 am, due to arterial spasm) Gastroesophageal: Esophageal perforation Esophageal spasm Reflux esophagitis Peptic ulcer Cholecystitis Pancreatitis Biliary disease Eating disorder Nonischemic: Dissecting aortic aneurysm Pericarditis Valvular Disease-Aortic stenosis, Mitral valve prolapse Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy Pulmonary: Pleuritis Spontaneous pneumothorax Pulmonary embolism Neoplasm Bronchitis Pneumonitis Pulmonary hypertension Asthma Chronic cough Musculoskeletal: Costochondritis/Tietze’s syndrome Xiphoidalgia Rib fracture Myalgia Muscle strain/overuse syndrome Thoracic outlet syndrome
I also managed to have a little time at the University College Cork in Ireland with Professor Kathy Hall and her colleagues thinking and discussing Loris Malaguzzi’s work and that of Reggio Children … many thanks for the thoughts! Lauren Hill, the first CU Fellow… and a few grown-ups too (including Headteacher Janet Baxter and local MP Natascha Engel) And that’s Lauren Hill, our very Children’s University Fellow … 1,000+ hours (1,030 hours in fact) of CU learning beats the lot! Lauren has just finished her last year at Temple Normanton Primary School in Derbyshire but somehow I think we will see more of her in the future, perhaps even at the 2016 Olympics in Rio – she is a bit of a gymnast too apparently …!! Alisha McLean and Lucy from Overfields Primary School in Redcar and Cleveland Children’s University followed hot on Lauren’s heels … “for they are jolly good CU Fellows too of course”!!! Late 13c., "beginning"; early 15c., "tempering, refining of something to a certain degree”; early 15c., "action of receiving or giving an academic degree"; 1894, "student formal dance in celebration of graduation” … Just a bit of food-for-graduation thought!!! Graduations …? Have a look at what the youngsters from Colchester Children’s University make of it (and Debbie didn’t know but shed a little tear after seeing this!) … http://vimeo.com/38150441 And finally: new partnerships …? More than you can shake an Olympic relay baton at: Natural History Museum, more B&Q, Esmee Fairbairn, Random House publishers, KidZania … “Kid-what?” I hear someone say … yes, KidZania and watch this and that space …!! Citius, Altius, Fortius … a ring of commitment? Faster, Higher, Stronger or Citius, Altius, Fortius … it’s about celebrating what we are capable of – and that’s amaaaazin’! And that surely is the reason to enjoy …! Oh … and have a great summer too!!
Noles, K. & Oswalt, K. (2010). Parent involvement and confidence related to participation in parent education activities during hospitalization. Presented at National Association of Neonatal Nurses, Las Vegas, NV. Oswalt, K., Hale, G., Cropsey, K., Villalobos, G., Ivey, S. & Matthews, C. (2009). The contraceptive needs for protection among women in jail. Presented at Society of Behavioral Medicine (SBM) Conference, Montreal, Canada. Oswalt, K., & Noles, K. (2009). Creating a Better Future: The power of information and comfort in the NICU. Presented at Gravens Conference, Clearwater, FL. Oswalt, K., & K. (2008) Empowering families in the NICU through innovative educational techniques. Presented at Alabama State Nurses Association (ASNA) Conference, Tuscaloosa, AL. Oswalt, K. (2007). Outcomes of massage interventions on teen mothers and their infants. Presented at Society for the Study of Human Development (SSHD) Conference, State College, PA. Oswalt, K., Biasini, F., Lane, J., & Stavrinos, D. (2007). Developmental outcomes of neonates who displayed seizure-like behavior in the newborn period. Presented at Association of Psychological Science (APS) Conference, Washington, D.C. Snodgrass, L., Light, K., & Benowitz, S. (2000). The effects of gender and training on spatial ability. Presented at the Lehigh Valley Association of Independent Colleges (LVAIC) Conference, Allentown, PA. SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES Manuscript Reviewer: 2010 – Acta Paediatrica Since 2010 – Journal of the Association of Nurses in AIDS Care Since 2011 – British Medical Journal Since 2011 – Worldviews on Evidence-Based Nursing Since 2012 – Clinical Psychology Review Conference Abstract Reviewer: Since 2011 – American Psychological Association – Division 7 Grant Reviewer Since 2012 – First Things First MENTORSHIP Undergraduate Honors Theses, Committee Member In Progress: Lach, anticipated finish date: May 2013, Arizona State University PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS American Psychological Association Member since 1999 Association of Psychological Science Member since 2004 Life Council Member since 2002 International Association of Infant Massage Member since 2005 Society for Research in Development Member since 2008
EOC Situation Report Form # EOC 501 Community / Local Authority: Date and Time: PEP Task Number: Prepared by: Community / Local Authority PREOC Operational Area Coordinator Approved by: (Name and Position) EOC Contact: Report Type: Initial Name: Update # Agency: Final Phone #: Situation Forecast: Improving Fax #: Unchanged Email: Deteriorating Highlights (Situation Overview - Key Points): Current Priority (Resources / Information / Support): Resource Request Attached: Yes No People Impacted (Estimated / Confirmed): # Evacuated # Injured # Homeless* # Missing # Dead # Hospitalized ACTION PLAN FOR OPERATIONAL PERIOD FORM 502B
19% students and parents community partners/ agencies (7) Healthcare: 5 Energy/Clean Tech: 5 AME: 5 Banking/Finance: 2 Hospitality: 3 Transportation: 1 Ag/Natural Resources: 1 Professional Associations composition IBEW IATSE Healthcare District leadership composition: CVUSD superintendent DSUSD superintendent PSUSD superintendent RCOE Superintendent Post Secondary composition: COD president CSUSB president UCR chancellor RCC/IVC/MSJ president Community, parents, students composition: 2 city reps RivCo EDA/WIB 2 students 3 parents –one from each district 1 non-profit Annual review of master plan Committee Chair(s) Share and report on updated annual plan at annual stakeholder summit CVEP will facilitate district and business collaboration to address procurement and allocation of resources required to support sustain this effort. CVEP will convene roundtable of business and education leaders to develop plan to meet district program needs Agenda, meeting minutes, sheets for Roundtable meeting(s) Local Definition Glossary CVEP Workforce Excellence CVEP WE Oversight Committee District admin January 2013 Ongoing Year One At least 20 business partners will participate in initial Business/Education Roundtable event CVEP Business Roundtable partners will develop plan and secure at least 25% of identified program needs. Year Two Business partner participation in CVEP Business
2. Check the tightening and the wear of the blade guide (2). 3. Check the in/out movement of the sharpening arm: there should be no friction points. 4. Check that the sharpener tensioning rollers (3) are operating correctly. 5. Check the condition and tightening of the rubber stops (4) that stop the vibration box. 6. Checking the tightening of the screws fixing the head to the Y trolley. Maintenance after 50 h of vibration 1. Remove the blade holder (please refer to sheet R1) and remove the blade. 2. Grease the blade holder (6): Blade holder equipped with a grease nipple 704744 : - Carefully wipe the blade holder. - Apply the G11 grease pump to the grease nipple to grease the blade holder: 1 impulse. - Apply G11 grease to the four surfaces using a small brush. Blade holder without grease nipple 704487 : - Carefully wipe the blade holder. - Apply G11 grease to the four surfaces using a small brush. Maintenance after 250 h of vibration 1. Grease the raising/lowering sliders: - Take the G10 grease pump.- Apply the grease pump to the grease nipple.
Midwest Writing Centers Association, Madison, WI, October, 2011 “Writing Center as Amoeba: How Beneficial is Shape-Shifting?” Organizer and Panel Chair. Midwest Writing Centers Association, Madison, WI, October, 2011. “Using Writing Assignments to Enhance First-Year Seminars and Gen Ed Courses.” Workshop for Center for Teaching. Sept. 2011. “Commenting on High Stakes Writing: Response and Revision.” Workshop for UI Center for Teaching. Feb, 2011. “Do the Thing.” Workshop for UI Center for Teaching, November, 2010, with Matt Gilchrist. Co-organizer with Keith Reins of the Iowa Writing Centers Consortium, First Meeting Sept 24, 2010, attended by representatives of 16 Iowa Writing Centers. Next meeting will be hosted by the UI Writing Center, April 15, 2011. “Case Studies in Writing Center Research,” Chair and Presenter, Midwest Writing Centers Association Conference, Rapid City, SD, October, 2009. An enactment of the Writing Fellows Program, Chair, Midwest Writing Centers Association Conference, Rapid City, SD, October 2009. Learning Kichwa Family Style.” A reading as part of a travel writing panel I organized, Problems in Contemporary Travel Writing: Creating Positions between “Imperial Eyes” and Politically Correct. Craft, Critique, and Culture Conference, University of Iowa, April, 2009. With fellow readers Jeremy B. Jones and David T. Peters. “A Comparison of Online Feedback Requests from Non-Native and Native Speakers of English. Midwest Writing Centers Association, , October, 2007. With Jia Zhu. “Commenting and Conferencing at the Crossroads.” Organizer of Writing Fellows Session. Midwest Writing Centers Association, , October, 2007. With Craig Moreau, Natalie Ehalt, Claire Miller, and Olivia Meyers. “Beyond the Tenure Track: Making a Difference,” Midwest Modern Language Association Conference, Chicago, IL, November, 2003. “Working with ESL and Returning Students,” Workshop with Lezlie Hall and Suzi Steffen, Midwest Writing Centers Association, Minneapolis, MN, September, 2000. “Writing Centers, Disciplines, and Institutions” Midwest Writing Centers Association. , October, 1999. 5. Community Service: Member of Yahoo Drummers Community Drum Circle 2000—present. Organize drum circles
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“After Reg FD, Progressive Sets Bold Move,” Wall Street Journal, May 11, 2001 “Auto Insurers Feel Pressure as State Farm Reins in Rates,” Wall Street Journal, April 26, 2001. “Progressive CEO Refuses to Smooth Out Earnings,” Wall Street Journal, April 16, 1999. ACADEMIC SERVICE Reviewer, Research in Accounting Regulation and Harvard Business School Press. Faculty Director, MAcc Program, Case Western Reserve University, 2016 – present. Member, Undergraduate and Integrated Studies Committee, Weatherhead School of Management, 2016 – present. Member, Curriculum Committee, Department of Accountancy, Weatherhead School of Management, 2016 – present Member, Department of Accountancy Advisory Board, Weatherhead School of Management, 2016 – present. COMMUNITY SERVICE Founding treasurer, Chagrin Falls High School Speech & Debate Boosters, a 501(c)(3) organization, 2015-16. Chair, Tax Board of Review, Village of South Russell, OH, 2015 – present. PERSONAL Married with three grown children. Enjoy hiking, art history, and crime novels. Last revised: 4 June 2018
“Derivative Wars,” Financial Executive, 2007, 23(5):46-49. More Than a Numbers Game: A Brief History of Accounting. Hoboken, NJ: Wiley, 2006. (Translated into Japanese) With G. Bennett Stewart, “Making Financial Goals and Reporting Policies Serve Corporate Strategy: The Case of Progressive Insurance,” Journal of Applied Corporate Finance, Fall 2004. WORKING PAPERS “The Observer Effect and U.S. Accounting Rules” May 2018. “Does Earnings Guidance Increase Earnings Management Behavior?” coauthored with Greg Jonas, May 2018. “Passive Investing and the Future of Investor Relations,” May 2018. “Executive Experience of Guiding Investors,” https://ssrn.com/abstract=2918422, October 2016. “Does Earnings Guidance Invite Earnings Management,” https://ssrn.com/abstract=2918459, October 2015. INTERVIEWS “The Dozy Watchdogs,” The Economist, December 13, 2014. “Treasurers Transform to Today’s Realities,” Financial Executive, May 2010. “Progressive Corporation in Battle for Brand Recognition, Market Share,” Cleveland Plain Dealer, November 5, 2007. “Frequent Filer,” CFO Magazine, July 2006. “A New Dividend Idea for Rain or Shine,” Newsweek, April 24, 2006. “Pennies that Aren’t from Heaven,” New York Times, November 7, 2004. “Polished Performer,” Barron’s, November 1, 2004. “With Options Tainted, Companies Award Restricted Stock,” Wall Street Journal, March 3, 2003. “Progressive Abandons Options, Turns to Restricted Stock,” Board Alert, February 2003. “A Guide to Going without Guidance,” Wall Street Journal, December 17, 2002. “Insurer’s Growth Plan Focuses on Simplicity,” Investor’s Business Daily, July 26, 2002.