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Artist statement: When it comes to HIV/AIDS most of the material I see is about how to avoid contracting the disease or the dangers and problems associated with the issues of contracting the disease. When learning from the nursing students, I learned…

Clothing and textiles instructor at the College of Industrial Arts (C.I.A.), Denton, 1917-1922. First president of Denton Branch American Association of University Women (AAUW). Active in Business and Professional Women. Married George L. Fritz. Born…

Artist statement:  These articles of clothing have red tulips, the symbol of Parkinson’s Disease printed on using cyanotype process. Each article of clothing has different stitches using red embroidery. The different sizes and styles of clothes…

Pulitzer Prize winning journalist from Texas. Graduate of Texas Woman's University.

Artist statement: In this video, titled “Ask About Hypothyroidism”, I chose to animate a scene that portrays the signs and symptoms that people may typically experience if they have Hypothyroidism. The woman portrayed in the video is seen in a…

Artist statement : "Bladder incontinence is a condition mainly seen in women. It is when the bladder muscles become too weak to hold the bladder. On the left inside the trifold you can see 4 different types of incontinence. Stressed, is where the…

Artist statement: The last thing I wanted to create was a propaganda or surface level poster regarding the subject so my main challenge was to create an engaging piece without having it feel like preaching. My approach was to showcase the chaos that…

Card to Jeanann Madden from student Andrea Gonzalez, welcoming her home from Saudi Arabia

Card to Jeanann Maddden from student Bobby Howell. Card says welcome back and that everyone in America is proud of her. Also includes a drawing of what appears to be Saddam Hussein with a missile through his head.

Card to Jeanann Madden from student David (no last name). He thanks her for "kikin(sic) butt in stinkee(sic) Iraq." Includes a drawing of a man holding an umbrella and saying "oh no" as missles fall towards him.