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Ccr Landfill Leachate Treatment Considerations, William Kennedy
Ccr Landfill Leachate Treatment Considerations, William Kennedy
World of Coal Ash Proceedings
CCR Landfill Leachate Treatment Considerations Authors Mr. William Kennedy - United States - Stantec Abstract The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) proposed new effluent limitations guidelines (ELGs) for coal combustion residual (CCR) leachate in March 2023. In this proposed rule, definitions of applicability and implementation deadlines were outlined in addition to establishing numeric limitations for arsenic and mercury. The proposed ELGs established mercury and arsenic numeric limitations based on chemical precipitation but EPA also queried the public whether more advanced treatment should be required as the technology basis. Stantec will discuss the status of the 2023 proposed leachate ELGs and …
Water Management And Construction Impacts, Christine Harris
Water Management And Construction Impacts, Christine Harris
World of Coal Ash Proceedings
Water Management and Construction Impacts Authors Mrs. Christine Harris - United States - Groundwater Treatment and Technology, LLC (GWTT) Abstract When closing an ash impoundment there are many steps in the process. Understanding the relationship between water management and civil construction is important. In most cases, before civil construction can begin, free liquids must be removed from the impoundment. Usually, the water removed must be treated before it can be discharged. The success (or failure) of these two activities can have an impact on the ability of the civil construction contractor to perform the work. The responsibility for dewatering is …
Evolution In Geosynthetics Starts With Utilizing Data, Greg Pignataro, Evan Bao
Evolution In Geosynthetics Starts With Utilizing Data, Greg Pignataro, Evan Bao
World of Coal Ash Proceedings
Evolution in Geosynthetics Starts with Utilizing Data Technology Authors Mr. Greg Pignataro - United States - GeoCAAB Mr. Evan Bao - United States - GeoCAAB Abstract This paper focuses on the automation of the geosynthetics installation QA/QC process by way of software integration in the field data entry and office data management. Technology is essential to the advancement of geosynthetic installations, especially data application. In its most basic form, data application is a means of gathering, storing, and utilizing information more easily than its predecessor(s). If implemented appropriately, data application technology improves process efficiency. Users and downstream stakeholders of process …
Supply Chain Challenges Impacting Ccr Groundwater Monitoring, Jennifer Gable, Rock Vitale, Amanda Cover
Supply Chain Challenges Impacting Ccr Groundwater Monitoring, Jennifer Gable, Rock Vitale, Amanda Cover
World of Coal Ash Proceedings
Supply Chain Challenges Impacting CCR Groundwater Monitoring Authors Ms. Jennifer Gable - United States - Environmental Standards Mr. Rock Vitale - United States - Environmental Standards Ms. Amanda Cover - United States - Environmental Standards Abstract CCR groundwater monitoring programs require thoughtful contracting and management of qualified and accredited laboratories to generate high quality data for a variety of assessment and compliance purposes. The capacity available within the commercial laboratory market has been (and continues to be) severely stressed since the onset of COVID-19. As a result of the pandemic, many qualified laboratory analysts and/or key management and QA personnel …
Aquifer Characterization Techniques To Evaluate Coal Combustion Residuals Sources, Vincent Buening, Wenbo Xie
Aquifer Characterization Techniques To Evaluate Coal Combustion Residuals Sources, Vincent Buening, Wenbo Xie
World of Coal Ash Proceedings
Aquifer Characterization Techniques to Evaluate Coal Combustion Residuals Sources Authors Mr. Vincent Buening - United States - TRC Mr. Wenbo Xie - United States - TRC Abstract Many of the constituents monitored in groundwater for CCR Rule compliance occur naturally in the environment. Sorting through natural and anthropogenic sources often requires additional in-depth analysis beyond the routine groundwater monitoring program. TRC’s practical application of several aquifer characterization tools and strategies can be used to evaluate potential sources of CCR constituents in groundwater. These strategies include the use of stable isotopes such as boron (δ11B), lithium (δ7Li), and strontium (δ87Sr); age …
Successful Practices To Accelerate Pond Closure With Beneficial Reuse Of Ccr, John Gartin, Dearl Tate, Tom Kierspe
Successful Practices To Accelerate Pond Closure With Beneficial Reuse Of Ccr, John Gartin, Dearl Tate, Tom Kierspe
World of Coal Ash Proceedings
Successful practices to accelerate pond closure with beneficial reuse of CCR Authors Mr. John Gartin - United States - Tetra Tech EC, Inc. Mr. Dearl Tate - United States - Tetra Tech EC, Inc. Mr. Tom Kierspe - United States - The SEFA Group, LLC Abstract Successful project implementation by the Duke Energy, SEFA Group, and Tetra Tech Team to achieve pond closure with beneficiation at the retired H.F. Lee Plant. Duke Energy is beneficially reusing ash from multiple basins at the site, providing a source of materials that helps cement producers meet their sustainability goals and compliance while ensuring …
Paper_Sustainable Construction With Ccps - An Update For Europe -, Fabrice Fayola, Joachim Feuerborn
Paper_Sustainable Construction With Ccps - An Update For Europe -, Fabrice Fayola, Joachim Feuerborn
World of Coal Ash Proceedings
In Europe, the developments towards carbon neutrality by 2050 with impacts on fossil-fired production but also for construction materials and construction are finding it’s way. For fossil-fired energy and heat production this results in increased production by renewables and respectively discontinuous replacement production by coal power plants, and by this in availability issues for Coal Combustion Products (CCPs). For most member states phase-out dates have been published and some countries already phased-out. Although known and used for decades, especially fly ash is subject of increasing interest for the production of carbon-reduced cement and concrete. The CCP production in coal-fired power …
Groundwater Corrective Action Implementation Issues, Jeremy Hurshman, Dennis Connair
Groundwater Corrective Action Implementation Issues, Jeremy Hurshman, Dennis Connair
World of Coal Ash Proceedings
Implementation Issues, Groundwater Corrective Action, Laramie River Station, Basin Electric Power Cooperative Authors Mr. Jeremy Hurshman - United States - AECOM Mr. Dennis Connair - United States - AECOM Abstract Groundwater monitoring of an ash pond and landfill complex at the subject site identified the presence of lithium and molybdenum at statistically significant levels (SSLs) above the site-specific groundwater protection standards (GWPSs). Groundwater impact in the sandstone aquifer was delineated and found to be limited to an area of less than 10 acres. An assessment of corrective measures (ACM) was conducted and a public meeting open to interested and affected …
Dewatering System Installation Methods For Ash Dewatering And Deep Depressurization, Christopher Gee, Paul Schmall, Shawn Coughlin, Christopher Jones
Dewatering System Installation Methods For Ash Dewatering And Deep Depressurization, Christopher Gee, Paul Schmall, Shawn Coughlin, Christopher Jones
World of Coal Ash Proceedings
Dewatering System Installation Methods for Ash Dewatering and Deep Depressurization- A Case Study Authors Mr. Christopher Gee - United States - Dominion Dr. Paul Schmall - United States - Keller Mr. Shawn Coughlin - United States - Keller Mr. Christopher Jones - United States - Haley & Aldrich Inc. Abstract Hydrogeologic conditions of this project require a multi-faceted approach to facilitate not only CCR dewatering but also deep depressurization of underlying highly permeable soils. Previous construction experienced significant and sustained groundwater inflows from beneath the ponded ash because the pond was built over the pre-existing river bed in braided stream …
Visualization Tools To Enhance Conceptual Site Models Throughout The Project Life Cycle, Darby Litz, Jason House
Visualization Tools To Enhance Conceptual Site Models Throughout The Project Life Cycle, Darby Litz, Jason House
World of Coal Ash Proceedings
Visualization Tools to Enhance Conceptual Site Models Throughout the Project Life Cycle Authors Mrs. Darby Litz - United States - TRC Mr. Jason House - United States - TRC Abstract The conceptual site model (CSM) provides value throughout the life cycle of CCR Rule compliance, from detection and assessment monitoring to corrective action and post-closure attainment of Groundwater Protection Standards (GWPS). Frequently revisiting the CSM is advantageous to facilitate an understanding of site conditions and address the unique needs of the current project stage for relevant stakeholders. At the onset of the CCR Rule, the initial CSM development was particularly …
Data Collection, Assimilation And Reporting Methods To Support Pond Closure – A Case Study, Katherine Warwick (Coco), Joseph Keller, Kirkland Broadwell
Data Collection, Assimilation And Reporting Methods To Support Pond Closure – A Case Study, Katherine Warwick (Coco), Joseph Keller, Kirkland Broadwell
World of Coal Ash Proceedings
Data Collection, Assimilation and Reporting Methods to Support Pond Closure – A Case Study Authors Ms. Katherine (Kat) Warwick (Coco) - United States - Haley & Aldrich, Inc. Mr. Joseph Keller - United States - Haley & Aldrich Inc. Dr. Kirkland Broadwell - United States - Haley & Aldrich Inc. Abstract An automated “go/no-go” reporting system was developed for use by project stakeholders (Owner, Owner’s Engineer, Contractor, and contractor’s engineer) in support of a large ash pond closure in the mid-Atlantic. This reporting system not only documents compliance with the Construction Contractor’s Monitoring Plan (CCMP) and project specifications, but also …
Performance Of Engineered Turf Cover System Under Extreme Weather Conditions, Thomas Orzech, Bryan Scholl, Bradford Cooley, Ming Zhu
Performance Of Engineered Turf Cover System Under Extreme Weather Conditions, Thomas Orzech, Bryan Scholl, Bradford Cooley, Ming Zhu
World of Coal Ash Proceedings
Performance of Engineered Turf Cover System Under Extreme Weather Conditions Authors Mr. Thomas Orzech - United States - Watershed Geo Dr. Bryan Scholl - United States - Watershed Geo Mr. Bradford Cooley - United States - Watershed Geo Dr. Ming Zhu - United States - Watershed Geo Abstract The engineered turf final closure system (ClosureTurf®) is installed or awaiting installation on over 4,000 acres of waste containment facilities including coal combustion residual (CCR) units and industrial and municipal solid waste landfills. A significant benefit of the engineered turf cover system over traditional soil covers is performance and resiliency under extreme …
Perimeter Barrier Wall Installation To Facilitate Closure By Removal, Paul Schmall, Shawn Coughlin, Christopher Gee
Perimeter Barrier Wall Installation To Facilitate Closure By Removal, Paul Schmall, Shawn Coughlin, Christopher Gee
World of Coal Ash Proceedings
Case Study: Perimeter Barrier Wall Installation to Facilitate Closure by Removal Authors Dr. Paul Schmall - United States - Keller Mr. Shawn Coughlin - United States - Keller Mr. Christopher Gee - United States - Dominion Abstract Hydrogeologic conditions of this project require a multi-faceted approach to facilitate ash dewatering and deep depressurization of underlying highly permeable soils within a 5,700 ft long perimeter cutoff wall, as deep as 80 feet. A perimeter cutoff wall was required because significant and sustained groundwater inflows from beneath the ponded ash were experienced with previous construction at the pond because the pond was …
Tva Shawnee – Overcoming Engineering Challenges Associated With Closure In Place Of Mixed, Craig Lee, Michael Owens
Tva Shawnee – Overcoming Engineering Challenges Associated With Closure In Place Of Mixed, Craig Lee, Michael Owens
World of Coal Ash Proceedings
TVA Shawnee – Overcoming Engineering Challenges Associated with Closure In Place of Mixed Ash Authors Mr. Craig Lee - United States - Kiewit Engineering Group, Inc. Mr. Michael Owens - United States - Kiewit Engineering Group, Inc. Abstract ABSTRACT The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) is in the process of closing Ash Pond 2, the Stilling Pond and the Special Waste Landfill at the TVA Shawnee Fossil Plant using Closure In Place. The project includes four million cubic yards of mass grading that included embanking material over sluiced ash. Kiewit Engineering Group (KEG) designed a bridge lift that utilized existing ash …
Demonstrating Equivalency Of Closureturf, Tyler Schmidt
Demonstrating Equivalency Of Closureturf, Tyler Schmidt
World of Coal Ash Proceedings
DEMONSTRATING EQUIVALENCY OF CLOSURETURF AS A VIABLE ALTERNATIVE TO TRADITIONAL CCR FINAL COVER SYSTEMS Authors Mr. Tyler Schmidt - United States - Burns & McDonnell Abstract When designing final cover systems for the closure of CCR units, owners must select materials that meet regulatory criteria while weighing facility-specific needs and challenges. ClosureTurf, an artificial turf cover system component, is often a viable solution for managing a facility’s needs and challenges, from preconstruction (such as optimizing earthwork) to post-closure (such as managing a low-maintenance artificial erosion layer). However, obtaining approval from a state agency or to comply with the requirements in …
Example Application Of A Holistic Decision Support Tool Used For Selecting Corrective Actions At Coal Combustion Product Sites, Ari Lewis, John Kondziolka, Matt Biega, Egidio Tentori
Example Application Of A Holistic Decision Support Tool Used For Selecting Corrective Actions At Coal Combustion Product Sites, Ari Lewis, John Kondziolka, Matt Biega, Egidio Tentori
World of Coal Ash Proceedings
Example Application of a Holistic Decision Support Tool Used for Selecting Corrective Actions at Coal Combustion Product Sites Authors Ms. Ari Lewis - United States - Gradient Mr. John Kondziolka - United States - Gradient Mr. Matt Biega - United States - Gradient Dr. Egidio Tentori - United States - Gradient Dr. Qian Zhang - United States - Gradient Dr. Ishita Shrivastava - United States - Gradient Mr. Bruce Hensel - United States - Electric Power Research Institute Abstract Gradient developed a holistic decision support tool (HDST) for EPRI to support corrective action alternative assessments at coal combustion product (CCP) …
Corrective Action Sustainability- Holistic Decision Support Tool, John Kondziolka, Ari Lewis, Bruce Hensel, Andrew Bittner
Corrective Action Sustainability- Holistic Decision Support Tool, John Kondziolka, Ari Lewis, Bruce Hensel, Andrew Bittner
World of Coal Ash Proceedings
Corrective Action Sustainability: Holistic Decision Support Tool Authors Mr. John Kondziolka - United States - Gradient Ms. Ari Lewis - United States - Gradient Mr. Bruce Hensel - United States - Electric Power Research Institute Mr. Andrew Bittner - United States - Gradient Abstract Selecting a corrective action approach to address groundwater protection standards at a coal combustion product (CCP) site requires balancing a variety of factors, including risk reduction, effectiveness, community impact, and cost. Several resources exist for conducting corrective action alternatives analyses, but these resources have not been used consistently to holistically evaluate risks and benefits inclusive of …
Ccr Facility Instrumentation For Closure Programs, Zachary Boucias, Pierre Gouvin, Dale Evans
Ccr Facility Instrumentation For Closure Programs, Zachary Boucias, Pierre Gouvin, Dale Evans
World of Coal Ash Proceedings
CCR Facility Instrumentation for Closure Programs Authors Mr. Zachary Boucias - United States - Geo-Instruments Mr. Pierre Gouvin - United States - Geo-Instruments Mr. Dale Evans - United States - RECON Abstract CCR Facility Instrumentation for Closure Programs Zach Boucias 1 Dale W. Evans, P.E. 2 1 Keller - Geo-Instruments – Chicago, Illinois 2 Keller - Remedial Construction Services, L.P. (RECON) – Evergreen, Colorado Whether CCR facility closure is performed using clean closure or closure-in-place processes, various work elements can substantially benefit using instrumentation to provide the data and drive the decisions needed to support safe productive site operations, reduce …
Paper_Coal Combustion Residuals – Productive, Reliable, And Sustainable Approaches To Remediation, Dave Donahue, Faizan Chowdhury, Max Swoboda
Paper_Coal Combustion Residuals – Productive, Reliable, And Sustainable Approaches To Remediation, Dave Donahue, Faizan Chowdhury, Max Swoboda
World of Coal Ash Proceedings
Coal combustion residuals (CCRs) are the second-largest waste material in the U.S., behind household garbage. As such, it is vital that CCRs are correctly managed to prevent environmental damage and safeguard human and animal health. With almost 5 billion tons of coal ash stored by utilities at more than 1,000 sites across the U.S. – whether in ponds as a wet slurry or in landfills as dry powder – preventing leaks into waterways or the air is an industry priority. Every day, Xylem’s experts help power plant operators safely manage CCRs by combining decades of on-the-ground expertise with cutting-edge technology …
Planning & Implementation Of Closure-By-Removal Paired With Beneficial Use, Jay Mokotoff, Angela Casbon-Scheller
Planning & Implementation Of Closure-By-Removal Paired With Beneficial Use, Jay Mokotoff, Angela Casbon-Scheller
World of Coal Ash Proceedings
Planning and Implementation of Closure by Removal Paired with Beneficial Use Authors Mr. Jay Mokotoff - United States - AECOM Mrs. Angela Casbon-Scheller - United States - CenterPoint Energy Abstract While there are numerous ash ponds containing saturated mixed CCR that are closing by removal, few have attempted to beneficially use the mixed CCR materials from these ponds. To comply with the CCR Rule, a large midwestern utility is closing their 170-acre valley-fill ash pond by removal and is successfully recycling the majority of the 6M cubic yards of mixed CCR materials. This presentation will focus on the advance planning …
Best Practices In Implementing, Mark Rokoff
Best Practices In Implementing, Mark Rokoff
World of Coal Ash Proceedings
CASE STUDY: BEST PRACTICES IN IMPLEMENTING THE FACILITY EVALUATION REPORT (PER THE LEGACY CCR SI RULE) Authors Mr. Mark Rokoff - United States - Burns & McDonnell Abstract Corresponding to the proposed Legacy CCR Surface Impoundment Rules (Legacy Rule) published on May 18, 2023, Owner/Operators must initiate the efforts for compliance by first understanding the areas where CCR has accumulated within a plant’s facility outside of a regulated CCR unit. More specifically, one of the first, new tasks to comply with the proposed rule is to develop a Facility Evaluation Report (FER) in which the presence/absence of a CCR management …
Understanding The Challenges To Establishing Suitable Groundwater Monitoring Systems, Wayne Weber, James Feild, Rob Heimbach, Chris Hoglund
Understanding The Challenges To Establishing Suitable Groundwater Monitoring Systems, Wayne Weber, James Feild, Rob Heimbach, Chris Hoglund
World of Coal Ash Proceedings
Understanding the Challenges of Establishing Suitable Groundwater Monitoring Systems for Compliance with the Legacy Rule Revisions to CCR Regulations. Authors Mr. Wayne Weber - United States - Burns & McDonnell Dr. James Feild - United States - Burns & McDonnell Mr. Rob Heimbach - United States - Burns & McDonnell Mr. Chris hoglund - United States - Burns & McDonnell Abstract The “Legacy Rule” revisions of Coal Combustion Residuals (CCR) regulations for surface impoundments and CCR management units at inactive and active plants, as appropriate, includes requirements to establish a groundwater monitoring system consisting of a network of groundwater wells, …
Implementing Automation And Smart Pumping Systems In Ccr Projects, Dave Donahue, Faizan Chowdhury
Implementing Automation And Smart Pumping Systems In Ccr Projects, Dave Donahue, Faizan Chowdhury
World of Coal Ash Proceedings
Implementing automation and SMART pumping systems in CCR projects for improved water collection, treatment, and discharge Authors Mr. Dave Donahue - United States - Xylem Mr. Faizan Chowdhury - United States - Xylem Abstract Smart Technology, Sustainability, Discharge Regulations Safe, sustainable management of spent coal combustion products remains a critical priority for the power generation and coal ash industries. Companies must implement reliable, efficient recycling and remediation programs that minimize environmental impact and operational costs, while protecting people and equipment. Today’s pumps conduct real-time monitoring of site conditions providing information to the user, such as rainfall amounts, well levels, flow …
Paper_Modeling In Support Of Dewatering And Closure Construction Of An Upstream Raise Ccr Surface Impoundment, Craig Schuettpelz, Tanya Walkenbach, Todd Stong, Shane Stockdill
Paper_Modeling In Support Of Dewatering And Closure Construction Of An Upstream Raise Ccr Surface Impoundment, Craig Schuettpelz, Tanya Walkenbach, Todd Stong, Shane Stockdill
World of Coal Ash Proceedings
Modeling in Support of Dewatering and Closure Construction of an Upstream Raise CCR Surface Impoundment Authors Mr. Craig Schuettpelz - United States - WSP USA Dr. Tanya Walkenbach - United States - WSP USA Mr. Todd Stong - United States - WSP USA Mr. Shane Stockdill - United States - Rainbow Energy Center Abstract A composite-lined upstream raise coal combustion residual (CCR) surface impoundment at Rainbow Energy Center’s (REC’s) Coal Creek Station ceased receipt of CCR in 2021. During operation, flue gas desulfurization (FGD) material was sluiced into the middle of the facility, which was ringed by drainage and structural …
Dewatering Optimization Strategies In Support Of Closure By Removal (Cbr) To Accelerate Groundwater Cleanup At Coal Combustion Residual Sites (Ccr) With Case Study, Sean Larkin, Jacob Chu
Dewatering Optimization Strategies In Support Of Closure By Removal (Cbr) To Accelerate Groundwater Cleanup At Coal Combustion Residual Sites (Ccr) With Case Study, Sean Larkin, Jacob Chu
World of Coal Ash Proceedings
Dewatering Optimization Strategies in Support of Closure by Removal (CBR) to Accelerate Groundwater Cleanup at CCR Sites with Case Study Authors Mr. Sean Larkin - United States - Haley & Aldrich Inc. Dr. Jacob Chu - United States - Haley & Aldrich Inc. Abstract This presentation is focused on coal combustion residual (CCR) sites in corrective action that are performing closure-by-removal (CBR) in support of an overall groundwater remedy. CBR is often coupled with a variety of groundwater treatment options, including (but not limited to), monitored natural attenuation and/or contingent active or passive treatment of areas within the plume where …
Ccr Landfills – Part 1: Groundwater Considerations During Design And Construction, Johnathan Ebenhack, Jerry Wylie
Ccr Landfills – Part 1: Groundwater Considerations During Design And Construction, Johnathan Ebenhack, Jerry Wylie
World of Coal Ash Proceedings
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Coal Combustion Residuals Rule (CCR Rule) and state regulations have resulted in the closure of unlined CCR units throughout the United States. Placing CCR material in newly constructed on-site landfills is a common approach to disposing of CCR material. Landfills constructed in or near unlined units during basin closure activities may be constructed under transient groundwater conditions that should be accounted for during landfill design and construction. Understating historical, current, and future groundwater conditions during design and construction can have major impacts on the success of new CCR landfill construction projects. Unforeseen transient high groundwater …
A Mind-Body Intervention To Improve Physical Activity For Patients With Chronic Hip-Related Pain: Protocol For A Mixed Methods Study., Kate N Jochimsen, Kristin R Archer, Robin A Pollini, Robert A Parker, Nomin Enkhtsetseg, Cale A Jacobs, Ana Maria Vranceanu
A Mind-Body Intervention To Improve Physical Activity For Patients With Chronic Hip-Related Pain: Protocol For A Mixed Methods Study., Kate N Jochimsen, Kristin R Archer, Robin A Pollini, Robert A Parker, Nomin Enkhtsetseg, Cale A Jacobs, Ana Maria Vranceanu
Psychiatry Faculty Publications
BACKGROUND: Pain and dysfunction persist for most patients following hip-related pain treatment. Additionally, individuals with hip-related pain are typically less physically active than individuals without hip pain, despite evidence that regular physical activity reduces chronic musculoskeletal pain. Poor psychological health is common in patients with hip-related pain and further reinforces low physical activity. Mind-body interventions can improve psychological health and activity levels but have yet to be integrated to provide comprehensive, psychologically informed care for patients with hip-related pain. Thus, we are using the NCCIH intervention development framework to develop Helping Improve PSychological Health (HIPS), a novel, multimodal mind-body intervention …
Protein Oxidation In Aging And Alzheimer’S Disease Brain, Rukhsana Sultana, D. Allan Butterfield
Protein Oxidation In Aging And Alzheimer’S Disease Brain, Rukhsana Sultana, D. Allan Butterfield
Markey Cancer Center Faculty Publications
Proteins are essential molecules that play crucial roles in maintaining cellular homeostasis and carrying out biological functions such as catalyzing biochemical reactions, structural proteins, immune response, etc. However, proteins also are highly susceptible to damage by reactive oxygen species (ROS) and reactive nitrogen species (RNS). In this review, we summarize the role of protein oxidation in normal aging and Alzheimer’s disease (AD). The major emphasis of this review article is on the carbonylation and nitration of proteins in AD and mild cognitive impairment (MCI). The oxidatively modified proteins showed a strong correlation with the reported changes in brain structure, carbohydrate …
Using Description To Unify School Of Music Recordings And Programs, Treshani Perera, Ruth E. Bryan
Using Description To Unify School Of Music Recordings And Programs, Treshani Perera, Ruth E. Bryan
Library Presentations
Acknowledging that existing collection management practices and policies are no longer adequate takes courage. Acting on this takes time and patience. This can be especially true when tradition and inertia maintain a status quo that does not serve the interests of the collections or users. The presenters discuss their approach to unifying University of Kentucky School of Music concert recordings and programs housed in the University Archives and the Fine Arts Library. They will cover collection acquisition and description decisions, including their decision to create an archival collection guide in ArchivesSpace and a collection-level MARC record providing two access pathways …
Family-Centered Care For Lgbtq+ Parents Of Infants In The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit: An Integrative Review, Olivia S. Yinger, Aubrey E. Jones, Keisa Fallin-Bennett, Chelsea Gibbs, Rachel H. Farr
Family-Centered Care For Lgbtq+ Parents Of Infants In The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit: An Integrative Review, Olivia S. Yinger, Aubrey E. Jones, Keisa Fallin-Bennett, Chelsea Gibbs, Rachel H. Farr
UK CARES Faculty Publications
Background: Having an infant in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) can disrupt parent well-being, the transition to parenthood, and the typical trajectories of infant and child health. For lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, or other sexual and gender minority identity (LGBTQ+) parents, this stress may be compounded by health disparities and fear of stigma and discrimination; however, research is lacking about LGBTQ+ parents of infants in the NICU. Objectives: The purpose of this integrative review was to better understand the experiences of LGBTQ+ parents of NICU infants, with a focus on experiences of stigma and discrimination, sources of strength …