Ken Solis, M.D., M.A.
Brief Overview
Although my primary occupation has been as an emergency physician, I have had the good fortune to be able to pursue multiple other interests: a pioneer in freestyle rope jumping (Guinness world record x 2, National Championships, Founding board member of US Jump Rope . . .), Founder of "Weed-Out," a volunteer program to control invasive weeds in Milwaukee County, black belt in American Karate, triathlete, active, contributing member of the International Big History Association (history of the universe). This web site is dedicated, however, to adding the perspectives of complexity to various areas within philosophy.
Ken Solis, M.D., M.A. ca. 2005
Education
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B.S. in Zoology: University of Wisconsin Madison.
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M.D.: University of Wisconsin School of Medicine
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M.A. in bioethics: Medical College of Wisconsin.
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Board certified in Internal Medicine (residency completed at Aurora Sinai
Publications
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"Complex-Information Ethics," Journal of Big History, 2021, Vol. 5, No. 1 (in publication)
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“Big History Trends in Information Processes,” Chapter in , (Co-author with David LePoire) Springer Publications, 2020
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Ethical Issues in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation,” Vol. 36, No. 5, May 2012, Emergency Medicine and Acute Care Essays.
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Volume 36, Number 10 - October 2012, Emergency Medicine and Acute Care Essays.
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Volume 37, Number 7 - July 2013, Emergency Medicine and Acute Care Essays.
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Chapter contributor to , by Betty Czarapata, UW Press, 2005
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“Mulching Provides Alternative Disposal Method for Garlic Mustard on Sod Forming Grass.” Vol. 20, No. 3, Sept. 2002, p. 222
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Plants Out of Place – Video (in cooperation with PBS show “Outdoor Wisconsin”)
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“Preliminary Results of Garlic Mustard Experiment,” Vol. 16, No. 1, Summer 1998, p. 100
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Ropics 1 (1988), 2 (1991), and 3 (1993) Videos (Jump Rope Instructional)
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Ropics – The Next Jump Forward in Fitness, Human Kinetics Publishers, 1992
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The Jump Rope Primer Book and Video, Human Kinetics Publishers, 1991
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“Aerobic Requirements and Heart Rate Response to Variations in Rope Jumping Technique,” The Physician and Sportsmedicine, March 1988
