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02/08/2011 § 13 Comments
Many readers have expressed interest in hearing more about the SILS program at Pratt and so we're happy to say that we have two really great posts this week!
All views expressed here are my own and any criticism is meant to be taken constructively.
Program Overview
Pratt Institute's School of Information and Library Science is unique in that is one of two non-art related programs at a primarily art and design school (the other is the Construction Management program, a part of the Architecture School). Although the main campus is in Brooklyn, the library school occupies the sixth floor of a pretty awesome building on 14th St. in Manhattan. Pratt does not have an online component. All classes are taught in Manhattan, except for few classes that are taught off-site at libraries around New York City. Off-site locations include the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Brooklyn Public Library, and New York Public Library.
- 36 hours
- Required Core Classes (12 hrs)*
- Information Professions
- Information Sources & Services (aka Reference)
- Knowledge Organization (aka Cataloging)
- Information Technology
- *Certificate programs have additional required courses
- Electives
- Students have a wide variety of classes to choose from. Students can usually take any course they want; typically the only pre-requisites are the core classes.
- There are two international electives offered over the summer: Florence Summer Program with the SACI School of Art and the London E-Publishing Summer School and Bloomsbury Conference
Concentrations and/or specializations
- Dual Degree Programs with M.S.L.I.S.:
- M.A. in History of Art & Design
- J.D. (in partnership with Brooklyn Law School)
- Certificates
- Archives
- Museum Librarianship
- Library Media Specialist (in New York state, public school librarians are required to have this certification which is a MLIS + teaching certification)
- Concentrations:
- Arts & Humanities Library Services/Cultural Informatics
- Business/Corporate Information Services
- Health Sciences/Medical Library Services
- Law Library Services
- Archives & Records Management
Internship Availability
Pratt SILS officially has two internship programs: Project CHART which works with the Brooklyn Historical Society, Brooklyn Museum, and the Brooklyn Public Library on a historical photography digitization project and Project M-LEAD, which is in its final grant year. Students can also take the Practicum class which places them in a semester long internship at a variety of places.
Students are also highly encouraged to find internships on their own, which can often be done for-credit. The school's listserv is constantly being bombarded with internship opportunities. Many students even have luck finding internships by cold-emailing different libraries in the city and through the help of their professors. There are a variety of places for internships including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Brooklyn Museum, Columbia, NYU, the Whitney, Catalyst Inc., Coney Island Museum, and Scholastic.
A word to the wise: New York has lots of awesome library jobs. Unfortunately, there also lots of very qualified and experienced librarians here. Internships are absolutely necessary and should be a requirement in Pratt's program (in my humble opinion), although it currently is not. If you don't have time for a least one internship (many Pratt students do multiple throughout all of grad school), Pratt is probably not a good fit for you.
Student Involvement
The two most active student organizations are SILSSA (SILS Student Association), which is Pratt's ALA chapter, and SLA@Pratt. Both bring speakers to the school, organize social and professional events, and provide limited scholarship money to attend their respective national conferences. Their activity varies from semester to semester. The highlight of SILSSA every year is the free day-trip to the Library of Congress; the highlight of SLA@Pratt is the Skill Share Fair. Recently, SILS students has also started a student chapter of ASIS&T at Pratt.
Areas for Improvement
- Priorities: To be frank, the library school is not a top priority for the institute. It's shocking how few people in the Pratt community know that Pratt has a library school (despite the fact that it is one of the oldest in the country). Because Pratt is not a liberal arts school, we have a very sad database selection, which is frustrating, especially since we know that one day we will have to teach other people how to use these databases. However, there are some fierce advocates for the library school on the faculty, and most professors are pretty clever at working around our access issues. Luckily for us, NYPL has an amazing collection of databases, most of which are available remotely.
- Communication: This seems to be an institute-wide issue, but there is a serious communication breakdown at Pratt. Deadlines get changed, what is/isn't required changes from person to person, emails don't get sent out. Example: my orientation had three different times listed, two of which were both on the website in different places. Also, the website is impossible to navigate, which is sad since Pratt has such a strong and popular set of Information Architecture/Usability courses.
- Teaching Quality Disparity: Some of the SILS professors are amazing, passionate, and innovative teachers, while others…are not. The quality in classes can differ so much that it drastically changes one person's experience at the school from another. It is imperative to ask around about professors and classes before taking them. I was burned twice before learning this lesson, and after I wised up, I had a totally amazing library school education. SILS also keeps all of the course evaluations on the reference shelves in the library, which is located two floors below the library school. Be sure to check them, because people will be brutally honest.
- Core Classes: Again, there is a vast disparity in the core classes. These classes are not uniform, so their syllabuses can vary drastically. This flexibility allows some classes to be amazing, while others are quite lacking. Example: my Knowledge Organization class (which was great!) spent about two weeks on MARC, while also covering Dublin Core, XML, MODS, METS, VRA, TEI, as well as other metadata standards. A friend's KO class spent 15 weeks on MARC, which is the same curriculum for the Advanced Cataloging class.
- Location: New York City is an amazing place to learn library and information science. Within our reach are three of the biggest public library systems in the world (NYPL, Brooklyn, and Queens Borough), many prestigious universities and museums, corporate headquarters, financial institutions, world class hospitals and law firms, as well as tons of small special interest libraries. Pratt students reap the benefits of having professors who have worked or currently work in these institutions, getting to hold internships and library assistant jobs there, having folks from these institutions be guest speakers in our classes, as well receiving private tours. The New York librarian community is extremely tight-knit and has very active professional groups like SLA-NY, Radical Reference, the Desk Set, the Metropolitan New York Library Council, and the New York Library Club (founded by Melvil Dewey in 1885).
- Creative Space: Pratt as an art school really tries to be a space that fosters creativity and innovation. This is also true of the library school. Professors try to be on top of emerging trends in the library and information world and encourage their students to try new things. Creative problem solving is valued here and most teachers encourage creativity in class discussions and assignments. Want to catalog your hair flower collection, famous buildings, or mix-tapes for your Knowledge Organization class? Do it. You want to write an XML schema for tattoos? Right on. How about a visualization of wins and loses for the First Amendment? Sweet. Would you like to work on a semester-long collaborative class project on building a digital archive for Lesbian Herstory Archives? Done. One professor allowed me to skip the 12 page term paper and create an online reference guide to doing costume and fashion research, because he thought I'd learn more from it, which I did. SILS also strongly encourages students to explore different kinds of librarianship and non-traditional LIS careers.
- Art/Museum Librarianship: New York is obviously a major art center and many of the city's art librarians are Pratt graduates. Pratt has very close ties with many of the museums here and they use these connections wisely to develop classes with museum staff, create internships, and teach classes on-site at some of these museums. Be warned: Pratt does prepare more art librarian graduates than there are actual available positions for. Getting an art librarian job usually requires also having a Masters in Art History, being fluent in at least one other language, and some serious library experience. Be prepared to either consider other library jobs or to move away from New York.
- Professors: Although I already complained about some of the professors at SILS, for the most part I had really great teachers from whom I learned a lot. These people are so passionate about their work and many are forerunners in their field. They are very happy to help students even after graduation. They have great connections in the field, and are more than willing to make introductions happen for students.
Despite a few hiccups, I'm very glad that I decided to go to Pratt. Overall, my experience was very positive and I learned so much in the past two years. I would encourage interested students into applying to Pratt, especially for those who aren't quite sure what they want to do with their career yet. I'm happy to answer any questions about Pratt at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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This was so helpful! Just what I was looking for, thank you so much.
One question that seems to come up for me personally as a future MLS student with regards to these Hack Your Program posts is: is it smart to attend an MLS program in the geographic location (New England, Pacific Northwest, etc) where you want to work, or does it not really matter? When I was first doing research into library science the main piece of advice I was given is that you would have to do a lot of relocating for your first two or three jobs to gain experience, but these posts all seem to indicate that people have a lot of luck finding positions in the general location of their school. Any MLS students or recent grads willing to offer their input? I'd really appreciate it!
I think this really depends a lot on the individual–for me personally location is always the most important factor for anything, whether it be for school, work, vacation, etc. I am an urban person to the core and flourish best in large cities. I spent my undergraduate career somewhere I hated living and it was a very miserable experience for me. The location of Pratt was the most important factor for me going to school there. However, that being said I realize many other people could care less about where they are located. More importantly what I learned in grad school was that library school is what you make of it. There certainly students wasting the opportunities nearly being handed to them. On the other hand I have many friends in library school in a variety of locations (urban, suburban, rural, online, offline, all regions of the U.S.) who have found really great opportunities where they are. In that case, motivation and innovation are the most important factors. Good luck with whatever you decide!
Kate, I go to Drexel and I've noticed that many of the librarians attended school elsewhere. I've noticed that librarians tend to hire employees from other places probably for the reasons that JaTara mentioned on the Facebook post. I'm always asked if I'm from the Philly area on interviews (I am) and employers generally appear sad to hear that. I assume their rationale is, if a person is willing to move to Philly from LA, Florida, or Michigan, then obviously they *want* this job. I know I'll most likely not find a job in the Philly area upon graduation. The upside is that there are a lot of local museums and libraries that are providing me with great experience.
*and by librarians, I mean librarians in Philly, not just ones at Drexel
I'm also at Pratt and echo Lauren's comments. I work full-time so have only been able to squeeze in one internship, but if you can afford it (in terms of time and money), going through Pratt slowly while getting a bunch of internships would be tremendous in terms of experience and connections – New York City has so much going in many different fields. We have a friend who interned at everything from a hospital to a world class museum to a new media company, and how has a job with the United Nations. (The unpaid labor thing is a little disturbing though.)
New York City, the students, and most of the faculty are the assets at Pratt.
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Clinical Dermatology E-Book, 5th Edition
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Widely recognized as the world's leading dermatology manual, the new edition of Habif's Clinical Dermatology has been exhaustively updated to reflect today's best practices. A wealth of new features makes it easier, than any other resource, to identify, treat, and manage the full range of skin diseases. And now, with Expert Consult functionality, you'll have quick access to the complete contents online as well as hundreds of additional images, useful appendices, the DDx Mannequin, and so much more.
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- Includes access to expertconsult.com where you'll find the fully searchable text, all of the book's illustrations plus hundreds of additional images, links to PubMed, Dermatologic Surgical Procedures, a Dermatologic Formulary, and Bioterrorism, Dermatology, and Recently Returned Traveler appendices, and the DDx Mannequin plus much more.
- Presents an updated online DDx Mannequin that helps you view the likeliest differential diagnoses for skin lesions in any body region.
- Over 1000 full color photographs, incorporating 500 brand-new, never-before-published images for enhanced visual diagnostic guidance.
- Offers expanded material on non-white skin that prepares you to diagnose and treat different patient populations.
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Paper Bag Wedding Favors
Here's a crafty project idea that's sure to impress the cost-conscious wedding planner. Dress up simple favor bags with ribbon and die-cut paper.
Craft Time: Under 30 mins
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- Hole Punch
- Celebrate It® Ribbon – Color of Choice
- Paper Trimmer
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Cut scrapbook paper to 4¼"x3½".
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Mayan Sun—Southbound (CMCA)
Find your paradise somewhere between the blazing Yucatán sun and the cool Guatemalan highlands on this 16-day odyssey. Wander Antigua's cobblestone streets and its local markets before experiencing the diverse beauty of Lake Atitlán and its indigenous villages. Geared to the adventurer wanting to capture some of Central America's finest highlights, this trip will ensure that you really pack some punch into those postcards home.
Highlights: Relax on white-sand beaches, bask in Caye Caulker sunsets and reggae music, experience a local homestay, explore gorgeous colonial Antigua and its colourful markets.
Volcano Trail (JGS)
From the crystal-blue ocean teeming with marine life to tropical rainforests alive with jungle melodies, take the road less travelled on this trip through Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica with other travellers your own age. This is one of our most exciting trips, filled with breath-taking scenery and a chance to experience local culture with a 2-night homestay on the island of Ometepe. Enjoy a blend of public and private transportation, which not only keeps costs down but also gives you a chance to really meet the locals.
Highlights: Connect with the hosts of a homestay experience in Ometepe, relax seaside in the Bay Islands, laugh with the locals during a chicken bus journey, skip the bus and gain time (and comfort!) with a flight between Roatán and Tegucigalpa
Mayan Sun—Northbound (CGAC)
Trek though jungle backdrops to Mayan ruins and chill out on white sand under the Caribbean sun. Check out Mexico, Belize and Guatemala and experience the region's diversity. Wander colonial Antigua's cobblestone streets and shop for treasures before experiencing the natural beauty of Lake Atitlan, its indigenous Mayan villages and striking volcanoes. Snap a picture and impress the folks. One of our most popular trips, this adventure offers natural wonders, excitement and culture with enough time to socialize and do your own thing.
Highlights: Pounding the cobblestones of gorgeous colonial Antigua, overnighting in a local homestay, seeing the vibrant colours of markets, experiencing Caye Caulker sunsets and reggae music, blissing out on white-sand beaches, exploring Mayan sites
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Martha Stewart Crafts "Be Mine" Bookmark
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- Martha Stewart Crafts™ Punch Around the Page™ Edge Punch – Double Heart
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Project Instructions
Cut out a strip of red paper about 1½" wide using a craft knife and ruler. Punch both long edges of the strip with the double heart edge punch. (Tip: If you flip the punch upside-down, it's easier make both edges symmetrical.)
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A favorite in the American South, pecan pie is generally believed to be a twentieth-century invention based on traditional sugar pies – simple blends of brown sugar, eggs, milk and butter. This set makes it easy to bake a scrumptious, gluten-free pecan pie in no time. Included is a jar of pecan pie filling made by The Great San Saba River Pecan Co. in Texas and our own gluten-free pie crust mix.
- Includes Pecan Pie In-a-Jar (1 lb. 12 oz.) and Williams-Sonoma Gluten-Free Pie Crust Mix (1 lb. 3.5 oz.).
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cur-mud-geon: anyone who hates hypocrisy and pretense and has the temerity to say so; anyone with the habit of pointing out unpleasant facts in an engaging and humorous manner
Village Buzz - May 1st
SEWRPC Delays Yet Again...
Transportation Secretary Frank Busalacchi wrote to SEWRPC earlier this week to reiterate his desire that Germantown, along with other suburban communities, receive the money that had originally been approved at the state level for their shovel-ready projects.
Swine Flu Over-Reaction?
We seem to have lost track of "the flu" and what it usually does each year in the United States. The new "Swine flu" has taken the country, and the world, by storm and yet there are only a relative handful of cases.
We lose some 36,000 people in the typical year to "the flu". That seems to have been a fairly constant standard. We seldom even hear about those figures during the normal flu season.
More Milwaukee Schools Closed...
I continue to be amazed that the politicians, and their public health department, are closing even more schools in Milwaukee over the "Swine Flu" pandemic.
This dog just isn't hunting; the flu has proved, so far at least, to be nothing more than the common influenza strains so far as duration and severity.
Honor Flights
You have very likely heard or read about Honor Flights. This is a program that is striving to get as many World War II veterans on board aircraft for a one day "out and back" visit to Washington, D.C. and the relatively new World War II Memorial.
We are at the point where we are losing something approaching about 1,000 World War II veterans every day; that is a hard number to grasp but those veterans are at least 82 years of age even if they got into the battle in 1945 at the age of 18.
Federal Control Of Student Lending
President Obama is moving headlong into national control of more and more essential areas of our lives. We have seen nationalization of banks and auto manufacturers and insurers. There is a heavy push going on today for a national health plan that would ultimately wipe out the private sector.
And then along comes the nationalization of all student loans. That is among the latest things being espoused by President Obama. He isn't being coy about it either. In response to the private sector student loan industry that is trying to keep a hand in this process, he has said that he saw this "choice as stark."
Schools Advised They Can Re-Open
The Health and Human Services Secretary, Kathleen Sebelius, has put out the word today that the Swine Flu has not been as bad as had been feared. She said that schools were no longer being told to close when a positive case had been found.
I would hope that those Wisconsin schools that had closed will re-open tomorrow so that teachers have some time to catch up with what has been missed so far. The state has indicated that school days lost due to these closures does not have to be made up.
Hippocratic Oath
Doctors are admonished, through the Hippocratic Oath, to "first, do no harm."
Our elected, and some appointed, officials are working at the state and national levels to "reform" health care. Many have good ideas. Some have poor ideas. Most of the ideas carry significant costs...both financial and social.
Village Buzz - May 7th...
County Highway Q Approved...
After much back and forth, and the application of some political pressure, the decision has been made to proceed with the County Line Road work that had originally been approved as a 'shovel ready" project by the state Transportation Department and its Secretary, Frank Busalacchi.
Reality Strikes
Just when we might think that we have conquered the realities of this life, we are often rudely reminded to the contrary.
For seemingly ages, the state government has run up new spending programs on the backs of us taxpayers. More of this and more of that. A new program here and a new program there. As the former Illinois senator, Everett Dirkson, is reported to have said, "A million here, a million there; pretty soon you're talking about real money!" That goes back decades, as you can see. He was decrying how easily a million dollars was spent. Today, we hear politicians using the "billion" word and now the even the "trillion" word all too casually.
Village Buzz - May 12th...
Mai Fest Almost Here...
It hardly seems possible, and maybe the slow arrival of warm weather is part of the cause, but Mai Fest is upon us this coming weekend. Saturday hours are from Noon to 10:00PM, and Sunday hours are Noon to 8:00PM.
Aphorisms For A Spring Day
- The nicest thing about the future is that it always starts tomorrow.
- Money will buy a fine dog, but only kindness will make him wag his tail.
- Seat belts are not as confining as wheel chairs.
- How come it takes so little time for a child who is afraid of the dark to become a teenager who wants to stay out all night?
- Why is it that at class reunions you feel younger than everyone else looks?
- Scratch a cat and you'll have a permanent job.
- No one ever says, It's only a game", when they're winning.
- The trouble with bucket seats is that not everybody has the same size bucket.
- Have you ever thought about the fact that, in forty years, we'll have thousands of old ladies running around with tattoos? And rap music will be the Golden Oldies?
- Always be yourself because the people that matter don't mind; and, the ones that mind don't matter.
Your Health Care
There is a great debate taking place about your health care. It is taking place in the hallowed halls of Congress and in the various meeting rooms in the White House. It is of potentially critical importance to you and you are not being very well informed about what could happen to your health care, and to your health and well being.
Peggy Noonan has an opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal and I have clipped a snippet. She wrote:
Doyle Raising Taxes? You Must Be Kidding!
Governor Doyle has been quoted as saying that he may have to raise taxes in order to continue to fund education in Wisconsin.
The significance of that statement is far-reaching and not just a little disconcerting. Up to this point, he has stated that he has not raised taxes. We know better, but he couches the "raising" of taxes as meaning the big three: income taxes, sales taxes and property taxes.
Credit Card Curbs
Likely to ultimately go under the general category of "unintended consequences" is the about-to-be-signed bill that will limit the credit card companies in what they can do and how they can do it.
On the surface, as almost always seems the case, this bill will limit the rates that can be charged, the time frames under which changes can be made, the number of days before the due date that a billing must be sent, and so on. Who among us other than the deadbeats would object too strenuously to this?
Village Buzz - May 21st...
GTA Job Actions Reported...
The Germantown Teachers Association, true to its threats, is engaging in various job actions to demonstrate its displeasure with the most recent contract settlement. Germantown's school administration and board have made every effort to avoid cutting positions as has been decided in Menomonee Falls and Mequon, but the GTA seems not to be concerned about reductions in teachers and accompanying increases in class size.
Guv To Cut Local Tax Sharing
Governor Doyle, late yesterday afternoon, held a press conference to tell reporters that he was going to have to reduce local government and local school revenue sharing by some 2.5%. That brings several things to mind.
First, he would have us believe that he cannot possibly cut more than 1,400 state employees. He would have us believe that there are no "make work" wastes of taxpayer money that could be killed. He would have us believe that all the new programs he has included in his budget are necessary to our very existence. I don't believe that for an instant.
While The Cat Is Away...
The state's Joint Finance Committee will be working during this holiday period ostensibly due to the enormous task they face to perfect the various budget measures now on their desks.
Could it be that this was decided on the basis that very few people would be paying any attention to the news, if there were any reported? This committee is, of course decidedly Democrat with the make-up standing at 12 Democrats and 4 Republicans. To the victor go the spoils is, I believe, the operative phrase. The spoils in this case are our tax dollars and some of our freedoms.
Memorial Day 2009
The following e-mail arrived in my in box last week and reminded me again of what it is we celebrate on Memorial Day:
"You're a 19 year old kid.
Long Week-End Didn't Help Taxes
The Joint Finance Committee didn't do much to help over the week-end when it met in Madison. Having had the benefit of the week-end to hide its moves, the committee, on the party line vote of 12 Democrats to 4 Republicans in nearly every instance, still insists on costing you and me more.
It did move the minimum government contribution trigger point at which the Prevailing Wage law takes effect. The new limit was increased to $1 million of government money or in-kind assistance. That means that things such as the Germantown Kiwanis Band Shell project probably won't be adversely impacted, but it also means that many local and regional development projects will be hit. It doesn't take much of a project to pass the million dollar mark in TIF districts, for example. The Prevailing Wage law requires that contractors pay the prevailing wage which is typically the union wage for all workers. Not only will there be fewer such projects, but those that do go forward will carry a higher price tag than would've otherwise been the case. School districts will be especially hard hit if the residents approve spending measures.
Liability Laws In Doyleland
Governor Doyle is trying to pay the trial lawyers back for their nearly $250,000 of donations. The best way to do that is to open up the liability laws, and he has proposed just that in the state budget.
This is known as "joint and several liability" and it basically means that you or me could be found just 1% negligent and be exposed to paying 100% of the damages that might be awarded by a jury. This law was changed in 1995 so that a defendant would need to be found at least 51% at fault in order to be required to pay as much as 1005 of the damages.
State-Mandated Traffic Stop Database
Part of the budget bill is a requirement that police departments maintain a database of information concerning the race of drivers who are stopped for violations. That information would apparently be maintained at the state level. It is obvious that this is aimed at the issue of "racial profiling" by law enforcement agencies.
Whether or not there is racial profiling by police departments has been an "on again - off again" topic for debate over quite a few years. I asked Police Chief Pete Hoell of the Germantown Police Department what his thoughts were on this issue. Among other things, he said that there is already a Policy and Procedure document within the GPD that monitors the racial issue for traffic stops and that the Command Staff is tasked with assuring that the road officers are following the rules laid down to assure that the policies are followed.
Overnight Massacre
There was an overnight massacre in Madison last evening. The Joint Finance Committee met behind closed doors discussing, and passing, the majority of items that hadn't yet been discussed by the committee.
The legislature has, for its own reasons, removed itself from the open meeting laws that prevail for our villages and cities and counties. It did that so that it could do exactly what it did last night. The majority, Democrats, knew, full well, what they were up to, and they knew, full well, that the vast majority of the state's citizens wouldn't be paying attention.
What Were You Thinking?
Have you ever been confronted by that question from a parent or a teacher or a boss or a spouse or a friend? It usually suggests that you have done something utterly stupid, or indefensible, or in terribly bad taste, or all of the above.
Now that the dust is beginning to settle in Madison and we are gaining a better understanding of just what Governor Doyle and the Democrat Senate and Assembly are doing to us...not for us...I would ask them:


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Why Autism Became My Career … A Love Story
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In 2003, I moved to California from my native Hawaii. I'd just graduated from college, and I immediately accepted a job with Autism Genetic Resource Exchange (AGRE) with one goal in mind: Start building my career in research!
I didn't know that this job would become so much more.
Autism quickly became my passion. As I learned more about the complexities of autism, I knew I wanted to make a difference in the lives of affected families. My interactions with AGRE parents and grandparents have been amazing. They have remarkable stories about their children and how each is wonderfully unique.
At the same time, I find it a great challenge to address some of their greatest concerns. I understand their urgent need for answers. But as someone trained in science, I also know that real answers sometimes take years to deliver. I remind our parents to never give up hope.
One of my most memorable interactions occurred at a Defeat Autism Now (DAN) conference several years ago. Autism Speaks had just started to become a prominent player within the autism community, and there was still apprehension about us. Unfortunately, I was not well equipped to answer some of the challenging political questions people asked me that day! I felt like a moving target and was left confused because I had thought we were all working towards the same goal: helping people with autism!
Just as I was packing up for the day, a man came over to the Autism Speaks table to talk with me. "I've been meaning to come over here all day," he said. "I just want to thank you for being here. It means so much to us that you're here to support us. Thank you." To this day, whenever I feel lost in the politics and paperwork, I remember that moment and am reminded by why I'm here at AGRE.
Ultimately, I think the future of autism research lies in collaboration with scientists and families around the world. So it is very exciting to see AGRE's mission begin to expand outside of North America. We know that autism is a global issue, and I think diversity is the glue that autism research needs to put all the pieces together.
In closing I want to thank all our supporters – those who Walk, those who participate in research, and everyone who cares about our mission to improve the lives of all who struggle with autism. Thank you so much. I love being part of this community.
Follow the hyperlinks to learn more about AGRE and current opportunities for participating in autism research. You can also explore the studies we're funding using our grant search.
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As a HI native, I was wondering if you can tell me about resources for Autism in Hawaii. My husband and I have considered relocating to Maui but our youngest (now almost 6) has high functioning autism, PDD. She is mainstreamed in a kindergarten classroom but requires aide and extra therapy. It appears that most resources are in Oahu.
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For a Healthier Heart, Think Omega-3sFor a Healthier Heart, Think Omega-3sEating fish is the preferred way to boost your omega-3 intakeAccording to a review published in Atherosclerosis, taking omega-3 fatty acids could lead to better blood flow through the arteries of the body, potentially lowering the risk of heart disease.
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Several studies have examined the effect of omega-3 fatty acids on blood vessel health, as measured by flow-mediated dilation. To summarize these findings, researchers from Beijing, China, looked at 16 different studies including 901 people who took omega-3 supplements made from fish or walnut oil. The people took from 0.5 to almost 5 grams per day of EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid), DHA (docosahexaenoic acid), or ALA (alpha linolenic acid) for an average of 56 days. Here's what they found:
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Should you take an omega-3 supplement?
"Although a positive association was identified between omega-3s and endothelial function, the evidence for a clinical efficacy is not strong enough to make final recommendations concerning specific doses or the durations of intakes for different populations," concluded the researchers.
While flow-mediated dilation can help predict heart disease risk, improving it doesn't necessarily prevent heart disease. The studies included in the review showed that omega-3s improved flow-mediated dilation, but they didn't go on to follow the people to see if they actually developed heart disease. Nevertheless, this kind of information is helpful when making decisions about using omega-3 supplements.
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Cold-water fish like salmon, halibut, mackerel, trout, sardines, and scallops are all terrific sources of omega-3 fatty acids. And walnuts have so much ALA that they've earned the right to bear a qualified health claim from the FDA for their heart health benefits.
Eating fish is the preferred way to boost your omega-3 intake, since non-fish sources of omega-3s have to go through a series of steps in the body to be converted to DHA and EPA, and the process isn't perfect. This means that the pathways leading from ALA to DHA and EPA can become maxed out, limiting the amount of DHA and EPA that's available from plant sources.
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A hematoma is a collection of blood. A subdural hematoma develops in the space between the brain and the skull lining. This pool of blood can put pressure on the brain and cause a range of symptoms.
A subdural hematoma is most often caused by a head injury. The injury may be caused by traumas such as falls, car accidents, or physical abuse.
Risk Factors
Factors that increase your risk of a subdural hematoma include:
- Increased age—greater risk of falls and weaker blood vessels
- Playing high-impact sports
- Taking blood thinning medication
- Having atrial fibrillation
- Having a history of heart attack
- Abusing alcohol or drugs
The blood may pool quickly or take some time to build up. This will affect how fast the symptoms develop. The subdural hematoma may be:
- Acute—symptoms appear soon after the injury
- Subacute—symptoms appear a few days after the injury
- Chronic—bleeding is slower and symptoms only appear weeks after the injury
After a head injury, a subdural hematoma may cause the following symptoms:
- Loss of consciousness
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- Headache
- Nausea or vomiting
- Personality changes
- Limb weakness
- Fatigue/sleepiness
- Confusion
- Speech difficulties
- Vision problems
Seek medical care right away if you have any of these symptoms after a head injury.
Your doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. You may also be referred to a specialist for additional testing.
Images may be taken of your brain and skull. This can be done with:
Your brain function may be assessed. This can be done with:
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Your bodily fluids may be tested. This can be done with blood tests.
Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for you. Treatment will depend on the size and severity of the hematoma. It will also be based on your specific symptoms.
Treatment options include the following:
Monitor and Observe
A minor injury with little or no symptoms may not need treatment. Your doctor may simply ask that you watch for any new symptoms. It can take days and weeks for some symptoms to develop.
Medication may be given to relieve symptoms. Some medications may include:
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- Steroids—to decrease brain swelling.
Surgery may be needed to relieve pressure on the brain. Surgical procedures that may be considered include:
- A small hole may be made in the scalp and skull. It will allow the blood clot to drain out of the skull.
- A section of the skull may be removed. This is called a craniotomy.
To help reduce your chance of head injury, take these steps:
- Wear proper helmets when playing sports and riding a bike or motorcycle.
- Use a seat belt while traveling in car.
- Reduce the risk of a fall or injury. Safeguard your home and workplace.
- Have regular blood tests if you are taking blood thinning medicine.
Limit your alcohol intake to a moderate level. This means:
- Two or fewer drinks per day for men
- One or fewer drinks per day for women
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