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HomeMy WebLinkAbout12568RESOLUTION NO. 129568 A RESOLUTION TO RATIFY AN APPOINTMENT TO THE ARKANSAS ARTS CENTER BOARD OF TRUSTEES; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE CITY OF LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS: SECTION 1. The following named person is hereby appointed as a member of the Arkansas Arts Center Board of Trustees: Lisa Baxter, reappointed to serve her first frill term, said term expiring on June 30, 2011. Hugh McDonald, reappointed to serve his second full term, said term expiring on June 30, 2011. Libby Sheard, reappointed to serve her second full term, said term expiring on June 30, 2011. Lisa Baxter, reappointed to serve her first full term, said term expiring on June 30, 2011. Sharon Bailey, appointed to serve the unexpired term left vacant by John Bailey, said term expiring on June 30, 2009. Bob Birch, appointed to serve his first full term, replacing Wilson Moore, said term expiring on June 30, 2011. Karen Cline, appointed to serve her first full term, replacing Susan Pfeifer, said term expiring on June 30, 2011. Jesse Mason, appointed to serve his first full term, replacing Susan Williams, said term expiring on June 30, 2011. A. Henry Thomas, MD, appointed to serve his first full term, replacing Jim Womble, said term expiring on June 30, 2011. SECTION 2. This resolution shall be in full force and effect from and after its adoption. ADOPTED: August 14, 2007 ATTEST: G� Na cy Woo ,City Clerk APPROVED: Mark Stodola, Mayor June 13, 2007 The Honorable Mark Stodola, Mayor City Board of Directors City of Little Rock City Hall, Room 203 500 W. Markham Little Rock, AR 72201 Dear Mayor Stodola and City Directors: 20p'7 On behalf of the Nominating Committee and Board of Trustees of the Arkansas Arts Center, I respectfully submit to you the following nominations to fill vacancies on the Board of Trustees of the Arkansas Arts Center: Mrs. Sam Baxter (Lisa) 4812 Club Road Little Rock, AR 72207 -4702 Mr. Hugh McDonald Entergy Arkansas, Inc. PO Box 441 Little Rock, AR 72203 Mrs. Greg Sheard (Libby) 4815 Hawthorne Road Little Rock, AR 72207 (reappointment, 1st full term to expire 06/30/11) (reappointment, 2 °d full term to expire 06/30/11) (reappointment, 2" d full term to expire 06/30/11) Dr. Sharon Bailey (Mrs. H.A.T. Bailey) (appointment replacing 31 Riverbend John Bailey due to Little Rock, AR 72202 resignation, term to expire 06/30/09) Bob Birch (appointment replacing Wilson Moore, Twin City Bank term to expire 06/30/11) PO Box 16270 Little Rock, AR 72231 -9919 P.O. Box 2137 MacArthur Park, 9th & Commerce Little Rock, Arkansas 72203 501- 372 -4000 • 501 - 375 -8053 Fax www.arkarts.corn The Honorable Mark Stodola, Mayor City Board of Directors June 13, 2007 Page 2 Mrs. Ernie Cline (Karen) 19 Greathouse Bend Little Rock, AR 72207 Jesse Mason UALR Ross Hall, 417 2801 S. University Avenue Little Rock, AR 72204 J. Franklin Shirrell Regions Bank PO Box 1471 Little Rock, AR 72203 A. Henry Thomas, MD 36 Edgehill Road Little Rock, AR 72207 (appointment replacing Susan Pfeifer, term to expire 06/30/11) (appointment replacing Susan Williams, term to expire 06/30/11) (appointment replacing Charles E. Cook, Jr., term to expire 06/30/11) (appointment replacing Jim Womble, term to expire 06/30/11) All nominees have been contacted and have agreed to serve. Resumes for nominees are attached. If you have questions or need any further information, please do not hesitate to call. Sincerely, Ellen A. Plummer Executive Director LAP:slh Enclosures Cc: Nataki Blocker, Assistant City Clerk SHARON S. BAILEY CURRICULUM VITAE PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Chief Operating Officer, Arkansas Otolaryngology Center, 1995 -2006 Director, Research and Development, The Ear & Nose - Throat Clinic, 1978 -1994 Coordinator, Cochlear Implant Co- Investigation Project, (Ark FDA Co- Investigator Team for U. S. Study on Cochlear Implants), 1979 -1985 Clinical Audiologist, The Ear & Nose - Throat Clinic 1971 -1978 Adjunct Clinical Supervisor, University of Arkansas, Department of Communicative Disorders, 1972 -73, 1976 -78 Instructor, University of Arkansas, Department of Special Education, 1973 -74 Consultant in Audiology and Speech Pathology, Northeast Texas Education Service Center, 1969 -70 PROFESSIONAL HONORS 1986 DiCarlo Award, Arkansas Speech /Language and Hearing Association 1987 Outstanding Clinical Achievement Award, American Speech /Language and Hearing Association 1988 Honors Award, The American Academy of Otolaryngology -Head & Neck Surgery, Inc. 1994 Who's Who of American Women 2002 Who's Who in Medicine and Healthcare EDUCATION BA Southern Methodist University MS Southern Methodist University MBA University of Arkansas ACADEMIC HONORS PHI BETA KAPPA BA & MS granted with highest honors PSI CHI (Psychology) ZETA PHI ETA (Communications) ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA (Women's Honorary) BETA GAMMA SIGMA (MBA with highest honors) Sharon S. Bailey CERTIFICATION Page 2 Certificate of Clinical Competence in Audiology, American Speech and Hearing Association Licensed in Audiology by the Arkansas Board of Examiners in Speech Pathology and Audiology ORGANIZATIONAL MEMBERSHIPS Medical Group Management Association American Speech, Language and Hearing Association Arkansas Speech and Hearing Association American Academy of Audiology Southern Audiological Society American Auditory Society Centurion Club - Deafness Research Foundation Arkansas Audiology Council Alexander G. Bell Association for the Deaf American Academy of Otolaryngology -Head & Neck Surgery, Associate Member American Neurotology Society - Affiliate Member STATE AND NATIONAL OFFICES HELD President, American Society of Medical Audiology, 1978 -82 Secretary, Arkansas Governor's Council on Hearing Loss, 1979 -81 Board of Directors, Superspeech, Inc. President, Arkansas Board of Hearing Aid Dispensers, 1974 -75 Vice President, Arkansas Board of Hearing Aid Dispensers, 1972 -73 Area Consultant, Arkansas Comprehensive Health Planning Advisory Council, 1973 Vice President, Arkansas Speech and Hearing Association, 1976 -78 Board of Directors, Sertoma Foundation of Arkansas, 1980 Board of Directors, American Society of Medical Audiology. 1980 -81 Chairperson, Rehabilitation, Von Bekesy Society, 1982 Sharon S. Bailey Page 3 TEACHING APPOINTMENTS Guest Faculty University of Arkansas at Little Rock, Department of Communication Disorders, 1978- 1998 University of Arkansas Medical Sciences Campus School of Nursing, 1970 -1990 American Academy of Otolaryngology -Head & Neck Surgery, 1980 -1995 National Institutes of Health, Clinical Consultant on Cochlear Implants for the Consensus Development Conference, Washington, DC, 1988 Cochlear Corporation Annual National Training Conference, 1990 -1998 Sharon S. Bailey Page 4 CO- AUTHORED PUBLICATIONS 1. "Acoustic Neuroma -Early Diagnosis." Journal of the Arkansas Medical Society, 68, II: 376 -385, 1972. 2. "Acoustic Neuroma -Early Diagnosis." O.R.L. Digest, 35, II, 13, 1973. 3. "Total Hearing Rehabilitation." Archives of Otolaryngology, 102: 323 -326, 1976. 4. "Dispensing and Fitting of Hearing Aids." Newsletter of the Society of Medical Audiology, 1: 1 -9, 1976. 5. "Tubes for Middle Ear Ventilation: When, Why and How.: Journal of the Arkansas Medical Society, 73, VIII, 316 -318, 1977. 6. "Hearing Aid Dispensing In the Otolaryngological- Audiological Clinic." Archives of Otolaryngology, 103: 671 -675, 1977. 7. "Total Hearing Rehabilitation: Within Clinic Hearing Aid Dispensing.: Southern Medical Journal, 71: 786 -788, 1978. 8. "Hearing Aid Dispensing." Year Book of Otolaryngology: Chicago Times Mirror, 1978. 9. "Hearing Aid Delivery: An Expansion of Medical Services." Journal of the Arkansas Medical Society, 75: 182 -184, 1978. 10. "Office Organization and Experiences With hearing Aid Dispensing." Otolaryngology -Head & Neck Surgery, 87: pp 919 -924, 1979. 11. "Round window Ultrasonic Irradiation: Conservative Surgery for Meniere's Disease." American Journal of Otology, 1: pp 88 -93, 1979. 12. "High Risk Registry: Early Identification of Infant Deafness." Journal of the Arkansas Medical Society, 77 :( 3) 129 -131, 1980. 13. "Clinical Hearing Aid Dispensing: A five Year Review." Laryngoscope, 90(9): 1475 -1480, 1980. 14. "Intracranial Aneurysm Presenting as Sensorineural Hearing Loss." Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery, 89(2); 283 -287, 1981. Sharon S. Bailey Page 5 Co- Authored Publications (continued) 15. "Giant Cell Lesions of the Temporal Bone." American Journal of Otology, 2(3); 188 -192, 1981. 16. "Clinical Application of the CO2 Laser in Surgery on the Aerodigestive Tract." Southern Medical Journal, 74(7): 802 -805, 1981. 17. "Small Fenestra Stapedectomy, A Preliminary Report." The Laryngoscope, 91(8): 1308 -1321, 1981. 18. "Homograft Septal Cartilage for Attic Support in Intact Canal Wall Tympanomastoidectomy and Tympanoplasty." The Laryngoscope, 91(9): 1457- 1462, 1981. 19. "Clinical Hearing Aid Dispensing." Journal of Rehabilitation of the Deaf, 14(3); 1- 4, 1981. 20. "Update on Stapedectomy Surgery." Journal of the Arkansas Medical Society, 78(7): 259 -264, 1981. 21. "An Old Medical Specialty Puts On A New Face ... and Head ... and Neck." Journal of the Arkansas Medical Society, 78(9): 359 -362, 1982. 22. "Development and Management of an Office Surgical Facility." Cosmetic Surgery, 3(1): 112 -118, 1982. 23. "The Cochlear Implant: New Hope for the Totally Deaf." Journal of the Arkansas Medical Society, 79(2): 92 -95, 1982. 24. "Sensorineural Hearing Loss." Book Chapter in Gates, G.A. (ed.) Current Therapy in Otolaryngology -Head & Neck Surgery. Trenton, New Jersey, B. C. Decker, Inc., 1981. 25. "Psychological Problems Associated with Hearing Impairment." Hearing Instruments, 33(10): 22, 54, 1982. 26. "Reducing Risk in Stapedectomy: The Small Fenestra Technique." Audiology, 90(1): 1 -13, 1984. 27. "Small Fenestra Stapedectomy." International Synopses. Chicago Times Mirror, O.R.L. Digest, April 7 -8, 1983. Sharon S. Bailey Page 6 Co- Authored Publications (continued) 28. "Meniere's Disease: 1978 - 1982," American Journal of Otology, 5: 137 -155, 1983. 29. "Small Fenestra Technique: Reducing Risk and Improving Hearing." Otolaryngology -Head & Neck Surgery, 91(5); 516 -520, October 1983. 30. "Small Fenestra Stapedectomy: Technique and Advantages." Southern Medical Journal, 77(11): 1410 -1415, 1984. 31. "Surgical Treatment of Vertigo: A Critical Review." A Monograph published by the American Academy of Otolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery, May 1985. 32. "Support of Unstable Nasal Fractures with Silicone Rubber Wedge Splints" Archives of Otolaryngology, 111(7); 443 -445, 1985. 33. "Small Fenestra Stapedectomy." Journal of the Arkansas Medical Society, 83(1): 62 -64, 1986. 34. "Evaluation of the Dizzy Patient." Ear and Hearing, 7(3); 133 -137, 1986. 35. "Caution on Cordless Telephones." Southern Medical Journal, 79(8): 1040 -1041, 1986. 36. "Comparative Study of Otologic Study in Outpatient and Hospital Settings." Laryngoscope, 96(7): 774 -785, 1986. 37. "Hearing Loss -New Techniques to Correct Defects and Enhance Sound." Consultant, 26(9): 129 -141, September 1986. 38. "Development and Management of an Outpatient Surgical Facility in the Office of an Otolaryngological Group Practice." In Lee, Kay, and Stewart, C (eds.): Ambulatory Surgery and Office Procedures in Head and Neck Surgery. New York, Gruen & Stratton, 295 -301, 1986. 39. "Helping the Profoundly Deaf to Hear." Journal of the Arkansas Medical Society, 84(3): 137 -139, 1987. 40. "Determining the Cause of Dizziness." Emergency Medicine, 20(1): 135 -145, 1988. 41. "Herpes Zoster Oticus: Treatment with Acyclovir." Laryngoscope, 98: 776 -779, 1988. Sharon S. Bailey Page 7 Co- Authored Publications (continued) 42. "A Review of Meniere's Disease: 1983 - 1989." _American Journal of Otology, 11, (1) 51 - 65, 1990. 43. "An Evaluation of Endolymphatic Sac Surgery Using the Denver Inner Ear Shunt." Otolaryngol- Head -Neck Surg, 99 (3): 282 -285, 1988. 44. "Otologic Surgery In Outpatient Versus Hospital Settings." American Journal of Otology, 10(3) 252 - 255, 1989. 45. "Differential Diagnosis of Tumors at the Cranial Base." In Surgical Management of Tumors at the Cranial Base. New York: Churchill Livingstone, Inc., (CG Jackson, ed,) 1991, 1 -18. 46. "Myringotomy with Ventilation Tubes: Study of 1,000 Children. Journal of the Arkansas Medical Society, 85 (7): 275 -278, 1988. 47. Hearing Aid Dispensing within a Medical Setting. A monograph, published by the American Academy of Otolaryngology -Head and Neck Surgery, 1989. 48. Acyclovir Treatment of Herpes Zoster Oticus. In proceedings of the Sixth International Symposium on the Facial Nerve. Amsterdam: Kugler & Ghedini Publications, 1990. 49. Unilateral Otosclerosis in Common Problems in Otoloqv; Britton B (ed.) Chicago: Yearbook Medical Publishers, Inc., 1990. 50. Complications of Outpatient Tonsillectomy and Adenoidectomy: A review of 3,340 cases. Ear, Nose, and Throat Journal, 69(3): 155 -60, 1990. 51. Clinical Significance of V Patterns in Platform Posturography, Otolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery, 107(1): 1 -7, 1992. 52. A Comparison of Facial Nerve Monitoring Systems in CPA Surgery. American Journal of Otology, 12(1): 1 -6, 1991. 53. Complications of Outpatient Tonsillectomy and Adenoidectomy; in OSKI, F (ed.) 1991 Yearbook of Pediatrics, Chicago: Mosby & Co., 1991. 54. Diagnosis and Treatment of Obstructive Sleep Apnea, Journal of the Arkansas Medical Society, 87(11): 477 -480, 1991. Sharon S. Bailey Page 8 Co- Authored Publications (continued) 55. Neurotologic presentation of sagittal sinus thrombosis associated with oral contraceptive usage. American Journal of Otology, 14(6): 544 -547, 1993. 56. Endoscopic Sinus Surgery - A 300 Case Review. Journal of the Arkansas Medical Society, 90(3): 106 -109, 1993. 57. An Exercise Therapy Program for Balance Disorders. Journal of the Arkansas Medical Society, 90(6): 267 -268, 1994. 58. Long Term Hearing Results Following Stapedectomy. American Journal of Otology, 15(5): 674 -678, 1994. 59. Post implantation Meniere's -like syndrome with fluctuant electrical thresholds. Annals Otol Rhinol Laryngol, 104 (9) SUPPL 166: 412 -415, 1995. 60. Current demographic characteristics of cochlear implant children in the United States. Annals Otol Rhino[ Laryngol, 104 (9) SUPPL 166: 240 -243, 1995. 61. Endolymphatic System Shunting: A Long Term Profile of the Denver Inner Ear shunt. Am J Otol 7: 85 -88, 1996. 62. Facial Nerve Monitoring: An EAR Foundation Alumni Study. Am J Otol 17: 162 -164, 1996. 63. "Surgical Treatment of Peripheral Vestibular Disorders." In Glasscock, M.E., and Gulya, A.J. (eds.): Surgery of the Ear. Ontario, BC Decker, 547 -575, 2003. Sharon S. Bailey SCIENTIFIC EXHIBITS Page 9 Ultrasonic Irradiation in Treatment of Meniere's Disease. Presented at LA -MS 0&0 Meeting, Gulfport, MS, March 1975. Ultrasonic Irradiation in Treatment of Meniere's Disease. Hot Springs, AR, AR Medical Society, April 1975. Hearing Aid Dispensing in the Otology- Audiology Clinic. Presented at LA -MS 0&0 Society, Gulfport, MS, March 1977. Impedance Audiometry. LA -MS 0&0 Society, Gulfport, MS, 1977. Hearing Aid Dispensing in the Otology- Audiology Clinic. Presented to Arkansas Medical Society, April 1977. Impedance Audiometry. Arkansas Medical Society, Hot Springs, AR, 1977. Hearing Aid Dispensing in the Otology- Audiology Clinic. Presented to American Academy of O &LO Society, Dallas, TX, September 1977. Total Hearing Rehabilitation. Southern Medical Association, Dallas, TX, 1977. Hearing Aid Dispensing in the Otology- Audiology Clinic. Presented to Arkansas Medical Society, Hot Springs, AR, April 1978. Outpatient Surgery Center: Improving Delivery of Otolaryngological Surgery Care. AA00, Las Vegas, NV, September, 1978. OPSC: Improving Delivery of Otolaryngological Surgery Care. Arkansas Medical Society, Little Rock, AR, April 1979. Centurion Club of the Deafness Research Foundation and the Arkansas Infant High Risk Register. Presented to the Arkansas Medical Society, Hot Springs, AR, April 1980. Clinical Applications of the CO2 Laser in Otolaryngologic Surgery. Presented to the Arkansas Medical Society, Hot Springs, AR, April 1980. Intercranial Aneurysm Presenting a Sensorineural Hearing Loss. Presented to the American Academy of Otolaryngology, Anaheim, CA, October 1980. Needlepoint Cautery in Tonsillectomy. Presented to the Arkansas Medical Society, Little Rock, AR, April 1981. Sharon S. Bailey Page 10 Scientific Exhibits (continued) The Cochlear Implant: New Hope for the Totally Deaf. Presented to the Arkansas Medical Society, Little Rock, AR, April 1981. Outpatient Facial Plastic Procedures in Otolaryngology. Presented to the Arkansas Medical Society, Little Rock, April 1981. Cochlear Implant - New Hope for Total Deafness. Presented at the Arkansas State Medical Society Meeting, April 1981. Expanding Indications for Outpatient Surgery in Otolaryngology: A Review of 6000 Cases. Presented to the American Academy of Otolaryngology -Head & Neck Surgery, New Orleans, LA, September 1981. Extra - Capsular Dissection of the Tonsil with Electrocautery: A Bloodless Field Technique. Presented to the American Academy of Otolaryngology -Head & Neck Surgery, New Orleans, LA, September 1981. Cochlear Implant - New Hope for Total Deafness. Presented to the Southern Medical Association, New Orleans, LA, November 1981. Indications for Outpatient Surgery in Otolaryngology: A review of 10,000 Cases. Presented to the Arkansas Medical Society, Hot Springs, AR, April 1982. Acoustic Tumors - Hearing Loss is a Life Threatening Sign. Presented to the Arkansas Medical Society, Hot Springs, AR, April 1982. Complicated and Unusual Cases in Otolaryngology. Presented to the Arkansas Medical Society, Hot Springs, AR, April 1982. Small Fenestra Stapedectomy - Reducing Risk and Improving Hearing in Stapedectomy Surgery. Presented to the American Academy of Otolaryngology -Head & Neck Surgery, New Orleans, LA, October 1982. This Exhibit won the President's Award. Cosmetic and Facial Plastic Surgery. Presented to the Arkansas Medical Society, Fayetteville, AR, May 1983. Diagnosis of Acoustic Tumors. Presented to the Arkansas Medical Society, Fayetteville, AR, May 1983. Small Fenestra Stapedectomy. Presented to the Arkansas Medical Society, Fayetteville, AR, May 1983. Sharon S. Bailey Page 11 Scientific Exhibits (continued) Small Fenestra Stapedectomy - Reducing Risk and Improving Hearing. Presented to the Southern Medical Association, Baltimore, MD, November 1983. Small Fenestra Stapedectomy. Presented to the Arkansas Medical Society, Little Rock, AR, April 1984. Surgical Management of Obstructive Sleep Apnea. Presented to the Arkansas Medical Society, Little Rock, AR, April 1984. Clinical Services of The Ear & Nose - Throat Clinic, P.A. Presented to the Arkansas Business Health Coalition, Little Rock, AR, July 1985. An Office Microscope Video System for Otology. Presented to the American Academy of Otolaryngology -Head & Neck Surgery, Chicago, IL, September 1987. An Office Microscope Video System for Otology. Presented to the Arkansas Medical Society, Little Rock, AR, April 1988. Sharon S. Bailey PRESENTATIONS Page 12 "Audiometric Procedures for Public Schools" for Arkansas Association of Public Health Nurses, Conway, AR, 1972. "Special Audiometric Battery for Sensorineural Hearing Loss" for UAMC ENT Seminar, Little Rock, AR, 1973. "Amplification for the Hearing Impaired Patient" for UAMC ENT Seminar, Little Rock, AR, 1975. "Hearing Aid Dispensing in the Audiology - Otology Clinic" for the Hughes Memorial Lecture, Society of Medical Audiology, at the Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology, Las Vegas, NV, 1976. "Dispensing: A Redefinition of Professional Roles" for the Wisconsin Speech and Hearing Association, Madison, WI, 1977. "Total Hearing Rehabilitation" for the Arkansas Speech and Hearing Association, Heber Springs, AR, 1977. "Current Trends in Audiological and Otological Management of Hearing Loss" for the Arkansas Rehabilitation Association, Hot Springs, AR, 1977. "Amplification: Changes in Legislation and Distribution" for UAMC Seminar in Continuing Education for Physicians, 1978. "Assessing Hearing Loss in the Otological Patient" for the School of Nursing, BMC, Little Rock, AR, 1979. "High Risk Registry" for the Little Rock Lions Club, 1979. "Early Identification of Infant Deafness" for the BMC Primary Care Physicians, 1979. "Clinic Dispensing Update" for the American Society of Medical Audiology, Dallas, TX 1979. "Superspeech - Sign Language for the Business Community ", Little Rock Sertoma Club, Little Rock, AR, January 1980. "An Overview of the Cochlear Implant," Workshop for the Arkansas Rehabilitation Association Counselors, Little Rock, AR, March 1980. Sharon S. Bailey Page 13 Presentations (continued) Habilitative Procedures with the Cochlear Implant" for the Arkansas Speech & Hearing Association, Little Rock, AR, April 1980. "Current Status of the Cochlear Implant," Region VI Six -State Institute on Deafness, Little Rock, AR, May 1980. "Management of Clinical Dispensing in an Otolaryngologic Practice," The American Hearing Research Foundation, Chicago, IL, June 1980. "Within Clinic Dispensing: Office Organization, Requirements and Procedures." Course Instructor, American Academy of Otolaryngology, Anaheim, CA, October 1980. "Within Clinic Dispensing," Course Instructor, American Academy of Otolaryngology - Head & Neck Surgery, New Orleans, LA, September, 1981. "The Dispensing Process in Private Practice" presented to the American Auditory Society, New Orleans, September 1981. "Update on Cochlear Implant" presented to the American Society of Medical Audiology, New Orleans, LA, September 1981. "Tinnitus Maskers in a Dispensing Practice" presented to the American Neurotology Society, New Orleans, LA, September 1981. "Childhood Deafness" presented to the Pioneers Club of Southwestern Bell Telephone Company, Little Rock, AR, October 1981. "New Hope for Total Deafness - The Cochlear Implant," Southern Medical Association Otolaryngology Section, New Orleans, LA, November 1981. "Progress on the Cochlear Implant," Baptist Medical Center Health Systems Foundation, March 1982. "Update on Otology" presented to the UAMS Family Practitioners Intensive Review Course, Little Rock, AR June 1982. "Diagnosis and Management of Hearing Loss" presented to the UAMS School of Nursing Senior Students, June 1982. "The Cochlear Implant" presented to the North Little Rock Lions Club, July 1982. Sharon S. Bailey Presentations (continued) Page 14 "The Cochlear Implant for Children and the Congenitally Deaf" presented to the Arkansas School for the Deaf, August 1982. "Diagnosis and Treatment of Hearing Loss presented to the Baptist Medical System School of Nursing, August 1982. "Within Clinic Dispensing: Office Organization, Requirements and Procedures. Course Instructor at the American Academy of Otolaryngology -Head & Neck Surgery, New Orleans, LA, October 1982. "The Future Goals of the von Bekesy Society" presented to the von Bekesy Society Meeting, New Orleans, LA, October 1982. "Update on Diagnosis and Treatment of Hearing Loss" presented to the Shepherd Center for Senior Citizens, Little Rock, AR, October 1982. "The Cochlear Implant Today" presented to the Association of Teachers for the Deaf in Arkansas, October 1982. "Communication Disorders and Deafness" presented to the North Little Rock Lions Club, November 1982. "Diagnosis and Treatment of Hearing Loss" presented to BMS School of Nursing, December 1982. "Clinical Research in Audiology and Speech Pathology" presented to UALR Graduate School, March 1983. "Hearing Loss and Its Implications" presented to Little Rock Shepherd Center, March 1983. "Current Status of the Cochlear Implant" presented to UALR Speech and Hearing Program, April 1983. "Hearing Loss - Its Diagnosis and Treatment" presented to Senior Nursing Class, UAMS, April 1983. "Update of the Cochlear Implant" presented to Arkansas Speech and Hearing Association Fall Meeting, Little Rock, AR, 1983. "Clinical Hearing Aid Dispensing" Course Instructor at the American Academy of Otolaryngology -Head & Neck Surgery, Anaheim, CA, October 1983. Sharon S. Bailey Presentations (continued) Page 15 "Small Fenestra Stapedectomy Hearing Results" Course Instructor at the American Academy of Otolaryngology -Head & Neck Surgery, Anaheim, CA, October 1983. "Clinical Hearing Aid Dispensing" Faculty Instructor at the American Academy of Otolaryngology -Head & Neck Surgery, Las Vegas, NV, 1984. "Small Fenestra Stapedectomy Hearing Results" Faculty Instructor at the American Academy of Otolaryngology -Head & Neck Surgery, Las Vegas, NV, 1984. "Current Status of the Cochlear Implant" presented to the Mid - Southern Conference on Communicative Disorders, Memphis, TN, 1985. "Update on Cochlear Implants" presented to the American Deafness and Rehabilitation Association Biennial Conference, May 1985. "Small Fenestra Technique- Hearing Results" Academy Course Instructor, Atlanta, GA, 1985. "The Multi - Channel Cochlear Implant" presented to the Arkansas Speech and Hearing Association, Hot Springs, AR, 1986. "Cochlear Implantation" presented to the Arkansas Rehabilitation Counselors, Little Rock, AR, 1986. "Small Fenestra Stapedectomy" Course Instructor, American Academy of Otolaryngology -Head & Neck Surgery, San Antonio, TX, September 1986. "Strategies for Total Deafness" presented to the National Acoustic Neuroma Annual Conference, June 1986. "Cochlear Implants - The Bionic Ear" presented to Little Rock and North Little Rock Sertoma Clubs, June, 1987. "Helping the Profoundly Deaf to Hear" presented to the Baptist Health System Foundations, July 1987. "Small Fenestra Stapedectomy" Course Instructor, American Academy of Otolaryngology -Head & Neck Surgery, Chicago, IL, 1987. "Small Fenestra Stapedectomy" Course Instructor, American Academy of Otolaryngology -Head & Neck Surgery, Washington, DC, 1988. Sharon S. Bailey Presentations (continued) Page 16 "Small Fenestra Stapedectomy" Course Instructor, American Academy of Otolaryngology -Head & Neck Surgery, New Orleans, LA, 1989. "Small Fenestra Stapedectomy" Course Instructor, American Academy of Otolaryngology -Head & Neck Surgery, San Diego, CA, 1990. "Cochlear Implant Technology" presented to the American SHHH Conference, Little Rock, AR, 1990. "Small Fenestra Stapedectomy" Course Instructor, American Academy of Otolaryngology -Head & Neck Surgery, Kansas City, 1991. "Small Fenestra Stapedectomy" Course Instructor, American Academy of Otolaryngology -Head & Neck Surgery, Washington, DC, 1992. "Small Fenestra Stapedectomy" Course Instructor, American Academy of Otolaryngology -Head & Neck Surgery, Minneapolis, 1993. "Small Fenestra Stapedectomy" Course Instructor, American Academy of Otolaryngology -Head & Neck Surgery, San Diego, CA, 1994 Post Implantation Meniere's Syndrome with Fluctuant Electrical Thresholds, International Cochlear Implant Symposium, Melbourne, Australia, 1994. Current Demographic Characteristics of Cochlear Implant Children in the U.S. International Cochlear Implant Symposium, Melbourne, Australia, 1994. Robert F. "Bob" Birch Bob Birch is a career banker and community servant. Bob began his banking career over 37 years ago with the original Twin City Bank. In 2000, he helped form the new Twin City Bank, which he serves as President, CEO and a member of the Board of Directors. Bob is a graduate of UALR with a degree in Marketing and is active with the school serving on the Business Advisory Council and Foundation board. Bob has received much recognition for his professional and community service. He was named Arkansas Business newspaper "Executive of the Year" in 2004, the same year Twin City Bails was recognized as "Business of the Year" by Arkansas Business. In 2004 the bank was also recognized by the Martin Luther King Commission as Corporate Citizen of the year. In 2007, the Arkansas Community Foundation presented TCB with its Corporate Philanthropy award. He currently serves on the Boards of UALR College of Business Advisory, UALR Foundation Fund, UALR Economic Forecast Advisory Board, Arkansas Health Facilities Board of Baptist Health, Philander Smith College, Pulaski Technical College, Arkansas Arts Center, and North Little Rock Public Education Foundation. He is a member of 50 for the Future, Rotary Chub of Little Rock, and Argenta City Club. He currently serves as Chairman of the Little Rock Chamber Total Resource Campaign and is Chairman of the Membership Committee of Rotary Club of Little Rock. Beginning in November of each year, you'll find Bob in a duck blind. He is regarded as one of the state's most ardent duck hunters! Karen Salmon Cline 19 Greathouse Bend, Little Rock, AR 72207, (501)661 -0410 Married to: Ernie Cline Children: Caroline (age 9) Elizabeth (age 6) Professional Experience English Antiques Gallery Interior Designer Sunbelt Couriers Vice President Interior Design Group Design Assistant Education University of Arkansas Bachelor of Science, Interior Design Community Involvement Arkansas Arts Center Board of Directors (Ex- Officio Member) Tabriz XX, Co- Chairman Centers for Youth & Families Board of Directors The Cathedral School Parent Teacher Association Board Member Arkansas Symphony Orchestra Symphony Designer House, Co- Chairman North Little Rock Boys & Girls Club Board Member CARTI Community Advisory Board Member Baptist Health Foundation Bolo Sash Luncheon, Chairman Baptist Health Community Advisory Board Member North Little Rock Junior League President Professional Memberships Leadership Greater Little Rock (Class VIII) American Society of Interior Designers Jan. 1996 — July 1998 Nov. 1989 — Dec. 1995 June 1987 — Nov. 1989 Sept. 1983 — May 1987 Aug. 2004 — May 2007 May 2007 Aug. 2004 — July 2007 Sept. 2004 — June 2007 April 2005 Aug. 2000 — July 2003 Aug. 1999 — July 2001 May 1998 July 1995 — June 1997 July 1995 — June 1996 JESSE MASON Biographical Sketch Jesse Mason is a 1960 graduate of A.M. & N. College with a degree in Economics. While attending A.M. & N. College (1956 -60), Mason served as Business Manager of the 1959 LION Yearbook, earned All -SWAC honors in basketball, 1958, 1959, and 1960, served as Captain of the Golden Lion basketball team his senior year, and won the scoring title in 1959- 1960, averaging 26.7 points per game. Mason joined the Air Force shortly after graduation and was last stationed at Travis Air Force Base. He remained in California to pursue opportunities in the music industry. While living in the Bay area, Mason became an Independent Record Producer and Music Publisher as well as owner of Record's, Ltd. in El Cerrito. He formed his own production and publishing companies, Jesse Mason Productions and JeMa Music, (BMI) in 1967. In constant pursuit of opportunities to advance his education, Mason attended California State University (Hayward) and interned in the Competency Based Teacher Education Program earning a California teaching credential, which is valid for life. Mason ended his teaching career at Burroughs High School, Burbank, California, where he is respectfully remembered as a dedicated head basketball and head track coach and economics /business management teacher. Mason returned to Arkansas in 1988 to explore new career opportunities in Little Rock. His talents in coaching, education and business were well suited for his new role, now in higher education, as a counselor, lecturer and academic advisor at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. By 1992, Mason was well entrenched in university as well as community and civic life. Mason was elected to the Little Rock Board of Directors on November 4, 1992, and served as Vice Mayor of Little Rock from January 1, 1993 — December 31, 1994. His term as a Director ended December 31, 1996. His years in public service also include positions as Chairman of the Little Rock Housing Authority, first Chairman of the City of Little Rock Education Commission, and Chairman, Education and Community Affairs, Little Rock Chamber of Commerce Executive Committee. He currently serves as Vice Chairman of the Little Rock Port Authority Board of Directors and is a member of the St. Vincent Health System Board of Directors. Mason served as the Vice President of the Cooperative Education and Internship Association for Region V and is currently President of the Arkansas Cooperative Education and Internship Association. He is an active member of the National Association of Colleges and Employers, the Cooperative Education and Internship Association, UAPB State and National Alumni Association and Letter "A" Club. Mason currently serves as the Director of Cooperative Education at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock and was a key player in the development of the academic program from its inception in October of 1992. Mason is married to Gail Reede Jones, M.D., a urologist and partner with Arkansas Urology. They have four children and one grandchild. They are members of Hunter United Methodist Church in Little Rock, Arkansas. J. Franklin Shirrell Biographical Information Franklin Shirrell, a native of Batesville, Arkansas, serves as Executive Vice President of Consumer Banking for Regions Bank in Little Rock, Arkansas, and Dallas, Austin, and Houston, Texas. Formerly, he was Private Banking Department Manager for Regions Bank — Little Rock and has twenty three years' commercial lending, private banking, consumer and small business banking experience in the central Arkansas market. He received a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from the University of Arkansas, and later earned his certified public accountant designation. Franklin has served in various capacities for a number of non - profit organizations, including the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra, United Cerebral Palsy, Central Arkansas Executives Association, Pleasant Valley Country Club, Pulaski Heights United Methodist Church, and others. He currently serves as Chairman of the Board of Easter Seals, Arkansas, Inc., and is a board member of the Downtown Partnership. Franklin, and his wife, Annette, have three children — Stuart, Molly, and Lauren Shirrell. J. Franklin Shirrell 13810 Abinger Court, Little Rock AR 72212 (501) 224 -7753 (h) (501) 231 -6037 (c') Email: .net Executive Vice President Consumer Banking Executive Consumer Banking - Consumer and Small Business Sales and Service, Houston /Dallas /Austin /Little Rock Experience: January, 2006 to Present Executive Vice President — Consumer Banking Executive, Houston, Dallas, Austin, Little Rock, Regions Bank Lead consumer and small business banking sales segments for eighty (80) retail banking center locations in four (4) markets. January, 2005 to December, 2005 Executive Vice President, Retail Banking Services, Central Arkansas, Regions Bank August, 1999 to December, 2004 Executive Vice President, Retail Banking Services, Little Rock, Regions Bank April, 1995 to August, 1999 Senior Vice President and Manager, Private Banking Group, Little Rock, Regions Bank (f /k /a First Commercial Corporation) January, 1991 to April, 1995 Senior Vice President and Commercial Lender, Worthen Banking Corporation, Little Rock (n /k /a Bank of America) August, 1989 to January, 1991 Vice President — Commercial Relationship Manager and Banking Center Manager, Bank South, Atlanta, Georgia October, 1986 to August 1989 Vice President — Commercial Relationship Manager, Worthen Banking Corporation, Little Rock, AR (n /k /a Bank of America) April, 1985 to October, 1986 Assistant Vice President — Special Assets, Worthen Banking Corporation, Little Rock, AR (n /k/a Bank of America) June, 1984 to April, 1985 Commercial Lending Management Trainee — Worthen Banking Corporation, Little Rock, AR (n /k/a Bank of America) Education: BSBA — Banking and Finance, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR May, 1984 Certified Public Accountant — April, 1989 (inactive status) Community Activities, Involvement, and Recognition: Board Member, Downtown Partnership — Little Rock, 2003 to present. Finance Committee, Pleasant Valley Country Club, Little Rock, 2005. Chairman of the Board, Easter Seals — Arkansas, June 2005 to present. Chairman of the Finance Committee, Easter Seals — Arkansas, June, 2003 to June, 2004. Board Member, Easter Seals — Arkansas, September, 1999 to present. Chairman of the Finance Committee, Arkansas Symphony Orchestra, 1999 to 2000. Board Member, Arkansas Symphony Orchestra, 1999 to 2005. Vice President and Secretary — Central Arkansas Executives Association, 2005 and 2004, respectively. Member, Central Arkansas Executives Association, 1998 to 2007. Named to "40 under 40 list of intriguing business and political leaders who bear watching ", Arkansas Business, 2001. Member, Downtown Civitan Club, Little Rock, 1986 to 1989. Board Member, National Multiple Sclerosis Society — Arkansas Chapter, 1986 to 1989. Board of Stewards, Pulaski Heights United Methodist Church, Little Rock, AR — 2005 to present. Finance Committee Member, Pulaski Heights United Methodist Church — 2006 to present. Co -Chair Youth Minister Search Committee, Pulaski Heights United Methodist Church — 2005 Lay Delegate to Annual Conference, Pulaski Heights United Methodist Church — 2005 to present Chairman, District Superintendency Committee, Little Rock District, Arkansas Methodist Conference — 2003 —2006. CURRICULUM VITAE Arthur Henry Thomas, M.D. October 3, 1942; Little Rock, Arkansas Home Address: 36 Edgehill Little Rock, AR 72207 Phone: (501) 664 -0619 Business Address: Jones Eye Institute — UAMS 4301 West Markham #523 Little Rock, AR 72205 Phone: (501) 686 -5150 Marital and Family: Married to Martina Moss (1968) Two children: Catherine and Elizabeth Education and Experience: Primary and Secondary, Little Rock Public Schools, Culver Military Academy, Culver IN B. A., University of Arkansas (Psychology), 1964 B. S., University of Arkansas School of Medicine, 1968 M. D., University of Arkansas School of Medicine, 1968 Preceptorship, Henfield, Sussex, England; Royal College of General Practice, Summer 1967 Intern, Surgery, Parkland Memorial Hospital, Dallas, Texas, 1968 -1969 Resident in Ophthalmology, University of Arkansas Medical Center, Little Rock 1971 -1975 Fellowship in Ocular Motility, Smith - Kettlewell Institute of Visual Sciences San Francisco, California; March -June 1975 Organization and Honors: Kappa Sigma — President 1964 Omicron Delta Kappa Honor Society — Treasurer 1964 Alpha Epsilon Delta — PreMed Honor Society 1964 Ellis Award in Surgery 1967 Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society — President 1967 Sigma Xi Scientific Honor Society 1972 Military: Captain, US Army Medical Corp Flight Surgeon 7/17th Air Cavalry Republic of Vietnam 1969 -1970 Primary Helicopter School, Ft. Wolters, Texas 1970 -1971 Decorations Distinguished Flying Cross Bronze Star Air Medal Army Commendation Medal Board Certification: American Board of Ophthalmology; December 3, 1976 I icpn-murp- Arkansas State Medical Board; #C -4249 Hospital Staff Appointments: University of Arkansas Medical Center; Little Rock, Arkansas Doctors Hospital; Little Rock, Arkansas 1978-1993 Present Chairman, Institutional Review Committee 1987-1989 Chairman, Surgical Controls Committee 1987-1989 Present Executive Committee 1987-1989 Chief of Surgery Arkansas Baptist Medical Center; Little Rock, Arkansas John L. McClellan Memorial VA Medical Center St. Vincent's Infirmary; Little Rock, Arkansas Arkansas Children's Hospital; Little Rock, Arkansas 1975 — Present Surgical Affair Committee 1987-1991 Executive Committee 1991 — Present Vice Chief of Ophthalmology 1975-1986 Vice Chief of Ophthalmology 1987-1990 Chief of Ophthalmology Acadamic Appointments July 1, 1982 Associate Clinical Professor of Ophthalmology University of Arkansas College of Medicine July 1, 1976 Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology University of Arkansas College of Medicine July 1, 1975 Clinical Instructor Professions Societies: American Medical Association 1984 — Present American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus 1982-1983 Arkansas Ophthalmological Society, President 1981 —1982 Arkansas Ophthalmological Society, Secretary- Treasurer 1976-1984 Pulaski County Medical Society, Alternate or Delegate 1978 Arkansas Medical Society, 3rd Vice President 1977 American Academy of Ophthalmology Board and Committee Appointments: American Board of Ophthalmology — Examiner (Associate) 1989 Philadelphia 1991 St. Louis 1994 San Francisco 1996 San Francisco 2003 — Present Historic Arkansas Museum Foundation Board 1997 — Present XV Club 1993-1999 Board, Arkansas Symphony Orchestra 1987-1989 Arkansas Commission on Optometric Therapeutic Agents 1986-1992 Arkansas Board of Opticianry, Vice Chairman 1984-1985 Chamber Music Society of Little Rock, President 1982-1988 Board, Visiting Nurses Association of Pulaski County 1982-1986 Board, Greater Little Rock Chamber of Commerce 1982-1985 Board, Arkansas Opera Theater 1982-1983 Board, Greater L R Chamber of Commerce Executive Committee 1981 —1985 Board, KLRE Public Radio Station 1980-1982 Governors Committee on Optometric Drugs 1977-1980 Vestry, Trinity Episcopal Cathedral 1976-1979 Board, Community Theater of Little Rock 1975-1978 Board, Cathedral School Presentations: ELECTRIC CATARACT FORMATION. Association for Research and Vision in Ophthalmology, Saratosa, FL; April 1972. 2. CRYO PRESERVATION OF THE CORNEA. South Central Regional Eye Association of America Meeting, Little Rock, AR; April 1973. 3. DIABETES AND VISION. Arkansas Association of Dispensing Opticians; March 1976. 4. RE- OPERATION OF THE INFERIOR OBLIQUE. Jampolsky Fellows Meeting, Steamboat Springs, CO; March 1976. 5. AMBLYOPIA AND STRABISMUS. Sight Conservation Forum, Arkansas Enterprises for the Blind, Little Rock, AR; August 1976. 6. INFERIOR OBLIQUE MYECTOMY. Jampolsky Fellows Meeting, Williamsburg, VA; May 1977. 7. OCULAR TRAUMA. Arkansas Trauma Research Society Emergency Health Services Conference, Hot Springs, AR; June 1977. 8. SYSTEMIC EFFECTS OF TOPICAL OCULAR MEDICATION. National Symposium on Drug Induced Ocular Side Effects and Ocular Toxicology, Little Rock, AR; September 1977. 9. INFERIOR OBLIQUE MYECTOMY: A NEW APPROACH. Arkansas State Medical Society Convention, Hot Springs, AR; April 1978. 10. SIMPLIFIED APPROACH TO SUPERIOR OBLIQUE SURGERY. Jampolsky Fellows Meeting, Vail, CO; July 1979. 11. STRABISMUS AND AMBLYOPIA. Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology for the Family Physician Intensive Review, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Campus; April 1980. 12. NEW TECHNIQUES IN INFERIOR AND SUPERIOR OBLIQUE SURGERY. Resident Day Program, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Campus; June 1980. 13. RETINOPATHY OF PREMATURITY. Little Rock Academy of Pediatrics; 1977. 14. ABDUCENS PALSY. Resident Day Program, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Campus; 1983. 15. RECURRENT OVERACTION OF THE INFERIOR OBLIQUE. Jampolsky Fellows Meeting, Victoria British Columbia; 1983. 16. DISSOCIATED VERTICAL DEVIATION. Resident Day Program, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Campus; 1983. 17. RETINOPATHY OF PREMATURITY — NEONATAL UPDATE. St. Vincent's Infirmary; July 19, 1983. 18. DISCUSSION OF PAPER ON BILATERAL SUPERIOR OBLIQUE PALSY; by Eugene R. Folk, Marilyn T. Miller, and Lawrence Chapman. American Association of Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus, Vail, CO; February 28, 1984. 19.OVERACTION OF THE INFERIOR OBLIQUE. Southern Regional Orthoptic Meeting, Little Rock, AR; April 2, 1984. 20. RETINOPATHY OF PREMATURITY: CARE OF THE HIGH RISK NEONATE. St. Vincent Infirmary; April 28, 1986. 21. DIVERGENCE INSUFFICIENCY. Jampolsky Fellows Meeting, New Orleans, LA; 1986. 22. DUANE'S SYNDROME. Resident's and Alumni Day Program, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Campus; 1989. 23. STRABISMUS IN THYROID DISEASE. Resident's and Alumni Day Program, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Campus; 1989. 24. DIVERGENCE INSUFFICIENCY. Resident's and Alumni Day Program, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Campus; 1980. 25. SUPERIOR RECTUS RECESSION AND INFERIOR OBLIQUE MYECTOMY IN DISSOCIATED VERTICAL DEVIATION AND INFERIOR OBLIQUE OVERACTION. Resident's and Alumni Day Program, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Campus; 1992. 26. SURGERY OF THE OBLIQUE MUSCLES. Baptist Eye Center Symposium, St. Thomas US Virgins Islands; Sept. 1992 27. SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF DIVERGENCE INSUFFICIENCY. American Association of Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus, Palm Springs, CA; April 18, 1993. 28. GUARDED TENECTOMY OF THE SUPERIOR OBLIQUE. Resident's and Alumni Day, Jones Eye Institute- UAMS; 1998. 29. SUPERIOR OBLIQUE RECESSION. Jampolsky Fellows Meeting, Montreal, Canada; April 1999. 30. DOUBLE ELEVATOR PALSY. Resident's and Alumni Day, Jones Eye Institute — UAMS; May 1999. 31. DIVERGENCE INSUFFICIENCY — AN UPDATE. Resident's and Alumni Day, Jones Eye Institute — UAMS; May 2003. Publications: Brodsky MC and Thomas AH: Accommodative Esotropia. An unrecognized cause of hemi facial spasm in children. Development Medicine and Child Neurology; Vol. 43, 2001 p. 552 -554. 2. Thomas AH: "Divergence Insufficiency ". Journal of American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus; Vol, 4, Dec. 2000, p 359 -361. 3. Christiansen, SP and Thomas AH: Post- Partum Brown's Syndrome. Arch Ophthal, Vol. 112, Jan. 1994, p 23 -25. 4. Fraunfelder FT, Boozman FY, Wilson RS, Thomas AH: No -Touch Technique for Intraocular Malignant Melanomas. Arch Ophthal, Vol. 95, Sept. 1977. 5. Clifton CF, Thomas AH, Hanna C: Successful Penetration Xenokeratoplasty: Human to Monkey. Ophthal. Res. 6, 1974. 6. Thomas AH, Hanna C: Electric Cataracts III. Animal Model. Arch Ophthal, Vol. 91, June 1974. 7. Thomas AH, Hanna C: Oxyphenbutazone in Ocular Inflammation. Arch Ophthal, Vol. 89, April 1973 Book Chapters Thomas AH: Superior Oblique Myokymia. Current Ocular Therapy. (5) Fraunfelder, R. T. and Roy F. H. (eds) W. B. Saunders, Philadelphia 2000, p. 412. Thomas AH: Duane's Retraction Syndrome. Master Techniques in Ophthalmic Surgery. Roy, F. H., Williams and Wilkins; 1995, p. 275. Thomas AH: Superior Oblique Palsy. Current Ocular Therapy. Fraunfelder, F. T. and Roy, F. H. (eds) W. B. Saunders; Philadelphia, 1980 p. 409. Thomas AH: V- Pattern Esotropia. Current Ocular Therapy. Fraunfelder, F. T. and Roy, F. H. (eds) W. B. Saunders, 1980, p 410. Thomas AH: Systemic Effects from Topical Ocular Medications. Symposium on Ocular Therapy. Leopold, I. H. and Burns, R. P., (eds) John Wiley Pub., New York, 1979, p 116.