Poster from the Turtle Creek Chorale Collection advertising the choir's "Radio Hour" event which took place at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center. Three people in vintage costumes stand in the background of the poster next to a large KTCC radio microphone.

Poster from the Turtle Creek Chorale Collection adverting a concert featuring the Dallas Wind Symphony and the United States Army Chorus. A photograph of the army chorus appears on the poster.

Poster from the Turtle Creek Chorale Collection for their "Night and Day: The Music of Cole Porter" concert series which took place at the Meyerson Symphony Center in June, 2011. There is a black and white photograph of the Turtle Creek Chorale on the poster positioned above a photograph of singer Denise Lee.

Poster from the Turtle Creek Chorale Collection for their "On the Air!" event which took place at the Meyerson Symphony Center in June, 2008. An illustration of an old-fashioned radio and two human silhouettes decorates the background of the poster. One of the silhouettes rides on the back of a horse.

Poster from the Turtle Creek Chorale Collection for their "Turtles & Tuna!" event which took place in June, 2006 at the Majestic Theater in Dallas. A photograph of a large group of men in cowboy hats standing around a statue of a Bull decorates the poster.

Poster from the Turtle Creek Chorale Collection for their concert series "Celebrating 20 Years with Dr. Timothy Seelig" which took place in June and July of 2007 at the Meyerson Symphony Center. A collage of photographs decorates the background of the poster. A man poses on a stool in front of the collage.

Poster sharing the creation of a MarcEdit task library via GitHub that can be used by catalogers or individuals in the cataloging community. It was presented at the 2022 American Library Association (ALA) Conference held in Washington, D.C.

Poster presenting results of a study that characterizes clarinet specific health problems such as site-specific pain, non-musculoskeletal issues, performance anxiety, and related variables including instrument type, use of neck-strap, educational attainment, musician identity, and other lifestyle and performance-related factors. An online survey specifically for clarinetists was developed using techniques adopted from a recent study of trombonists (interactive body maps, skip logic, etc.). In addition to clarinetists being underrepresented in previous epidemiologic research, previous studies did not consider the lower lip as being a potential pain site despite clarinet pedagogues mentioning this concern, proliferation of commercial products to help clarinetists manage lip pain, and the lip being a primary contact point between the instrument and the body. Consistent with findings from Thrasher and Chesky, clarinetists in this study also reported musculoskeletal problems in the right wrist area.