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Force Characterization and Manufacturing of a Dynamic Unilateral Clubfoot Brace
Clubfoot is a musculoskeletal birth defect characterized by an inward twisting of an infant’s feet. Currently, a series of casts are used to correct clubfoot and the Steenbeek brace is used to maintain the correction. However, this method has issues with compliance, comfort, and social stigma. Mr. Jerald Cunningham, CPO, designed and is utilizing a unilateral clubfoot maintenance brace called the Cunningham Clubfoot Brace. He expects his brace to reduce treatment time, lessen social stigma, and increase child mobility. Hope Walks, in Kijabe, Kenya, is interested in implementing this new maintenance brace at their clinics. However, there is not enough published research on its biomechanics and patient success rates to confirm Mr. Cunningham’s findings.
The Cunningham Clubfoot Brace Collaboratory project seeks to validate the effectiveness of this design through biomedical testing and increase brace accessibility through sustainable manufacturing. The team is measuring the biomechanical forces applied by the brace with multiple force sensors on the Cunningham and Steenbeek braces. Mr. Cunningham plans to use injection molding to increase brace production. The team is completing Finite Element Analysis to determine how the brace’s properties change with injection molding. The team is also completing fatigue analysis with the Cunningham Brace to quantify its reusability. Furthermore, the clinical study in Kenya and Dr. Emily Farrar’s retrospective research paper will contribute to the published research on the Cunningham Brace. The collaborative efforts of the team will increase further understanding of the Cunningham Brace and its acceptance as an alternative clubfoot maintenance brace.https://mosaic.messiah.edu/engr2022/1002/thumbnail.jp
Bias in the Stacks: Seeking Justice on the Shelves
Words matter. To make materials findable, libraries have relied on subject headings and classification numbers to organize their resources. Have you ever wondered how these subjects or classification numbers were developed? Both the Dewey Decimal Classification and Library of Congress Classification were developed with a Western-centric, white, Christian, male perspective. How does the language we use in our subject headings reinforce marginalization? In what ways can libraries reconcile the inequalities found in these standardized policies to be inclusive of diverse and multicultural perspectives? What are Messiah’s Murray Library and other institutions doing to create balance?
Speakers: Elizabeth Kielley (Discovery and Metadata Librarian) Sarah Myers (Public Services Librarian)
Panelists: Elizabeth Kielley (Discovery and Metadata Librarian) Rob Lesher ‘93 (Pennsylvania Library Association) Bernadette A. Lear (Penn State-Harrisburg) Devin Manzullo-Thomas (Messiah University Archives
Joy in Community - Program Notes
Choral notes for: In Meeting We Are Blessed Al Shlosha D’Varim It Takes a Village Come Walk with Me & And So Shall I Sing Joyful, Joyful Day How Can I Keep From Singing Lift Every Voice and Sing There Has to Be a Song Ubi Caritas O Quam Gloriosum Rex Tremendae Song of the Eart
Calligraphy Markers : Double tip
https://mosaic.messiah.edu/libraryofthings/1003/thumbnail.jp
Permanent Markers : fine & ultra fine tip
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Final Conducting Performance Program Notes
Includes program notes for: Rob Romeyn, Of Castles and Kings Gustav Holst, First Suite in Eb Vincent Persichetti, Psalm for Band Paul Hindemith, Symphony in Bb William Himes, Amazing Grace Kit Mills, Epic
USB-C to USB-C
USB-C to USB-Chttps://mosaic.messiah.edu/libraryofthings/1042/thumbnail.jp
USB-C to USB-C Short
USB-C to USB-C Shorthttps://mosaic.messiah.edu/libraryofthings/1041/thumbnail.jp
USB-C + Power Charger
USB-C + Power Chargerhttps://mosaic.messiah.edu/libraryofthings/1038/thumbnail.jp