End Comes to Dr. Henry Hardin Cherry Sunday Afternoon at Home Here

Obituary of Henry Cherry published by the Bowling Green Times Journal. It is also an account of the first thirty years of Western Kentucky University.https://digitalcommons.wku.edu/exhibit_2015/1069/thumbnail.jp

The Green Film Series

A collaboration by Green Team, Green Campus Initiative, and Sustainable Agriculture Enthusiasts to show series of films discussing various aspects of environmental devastation and the green movement. Our hope is to bring awareness to the issues that motivate the green movement. We plan to invite specialists from the university to speak on the movies as they relate to their fields\u2

Promoting VCU Community Solutions

This promotional project focuses on VCU Community Solutions — the new interdisciplinary initiative for education, research, and service. Since this initiative demonstrates the synergy that students, faculty, and community members can create by working together, the promotional video captures their perspectives. Through interviews and footage of community programs, the video shows how VCU Community Solutions engages university and community partners in addressing critical social issues — creating more imovative approaches by working together

A proposed scoring system for assessing the severity of actinic keratosis on the head: actinic keratosis area and severity index

Background: Actinic keratosis (AK) severity is currently evaluated by subjective assessment of patients. Objectives: To develop and perform an initial pilot validation of a new easy-to-use quantitative tool for assessing AK severity on the head. Methods: The actinic keratosis area and severity index (AKASI) for the head was developed based on a review of other severity scoring systems in dermatology, in particular the psoriasis area and severity index (PASI). Initial validation was performed by 13 physicians assessing AK severity in 18 AK patients and two controls using a physician global assessment (PGA) and AKASI. To determine an AKASI score, the head was divided into four regions (scalp, forehead, left/right cheek ear, chin and nose). In each region, the percentage of the area affected by AKs was estimated, and the severities of three clinical signs of AK were assessed: distribution, erythema and thickness. Results: There was a strong correlation between AKASI and PGA scores (Pearson correlation coefficient: 0.86). AKASI was able to discriminate between different PGA categories: mean (SD) AKASI increased from 2.88 (1.18) for ‘light’ to 5.33 (1.48) for ‘moderate’, 8.28 (1.89) for ‘severe’, and 8.73 (3.03) for ‘very severe’ PGA classification. The coefficient of variation for AKASI scores was low and relatively constant across all PGA categories. Conclusions: Actinic keratosis area and severity index is proposed as a new quantitative tool for assessing AK severity on the head. It may be useful in the future evaluation of new AK treatments in clinical studies and the management of AK in daily practice

ICS Lecture Series 2009: Intimate Publics

Poster for 2009 ICS Lecture Series featuring lectures by Joanne Leonard, Matthew Gutman, and David L. Eng.https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/ics_speaker_series/1059/thumbnail.jp

ICS Lecture Series 2007: Challenging the Logics of Empire

Poster for 2007 ICS Lecture Series featuring lectures by Diana Taylor, Gayatri Gopinath, and T.J. Jackson Lears.https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/ics_speaker_series/1058/thumbnail.jp

ICS Lecture Series 2005: Re/Locating Knowledge: Temporal, Legal, Ethical, Spatial

Poster for 2005 ICS Lecture Series featuring lectures by Jill Dolan, Kembrew McLeod, Roderick Ferguson, and Aihwa Ong.https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/ics_speaker_series/1057/thumbnail.jp