Kay F. Walker (Kay W. Sieg) and Sandra P. Adams are owners of Megabooks, Inc. and co-authors of the Illustrated Essentials of Musculoskeletal Anatomy textbook, muscle study cards and transparency set. Kay and Sandra publish educational materials for study of the human anatomy with the higher goal of promoting wellness and optimal service in health care.

Kay F. Walker, Ph.D. (Kay W. Sieg)

“Anatomy was my best course in school and my first love in teaching”
Kay is a retired career academician having served as a university teacher, writer, researcher, administrator, and now, professor emeritus.  Keeping ties with academia, she teaches graduate online courses in two universities. Academic credentials include a bachelor’s degree in occupational therapy and master’s and doctoral degrees in special education. Her experiences include courses in anatomy, neuroscience, and pediatrics, and research in sensory processing in children, clinical expertise in sensory integration, and online distance learning master’s program development. She resides in Gainesville, Florida and enjoys her wonderful family and friends, and leisure pursuits including fitness, travel, and music.  She is active in her church and community and is an advocate of services for persons with seizure disorders and for programs for loved ones of persons in addiction recovery.

Sandra P. Adams, Ph.D.

“I won’t ever forget what teaching anatomy taught me”
Sandra is best known in Florida and the USA and other nations for her leadership and expertise in services to children with disabilities and their families. She developed the Child Development Center, Sarasota, FL into a multi-facility complex that serves hundreds of children with disabilities and their families each year. She served as a gubernatorial appointee to the Florida Developmental Disabilities Council, as a children’s needs advisor in Washington, DC, and as an ambassador in Pope Paul’s International Day of the Child in Rome. She was instrumental in negotiations for Florida’s funding for early intervention training and holds an adjunct university faculty appointment in early intervention. Early in her career, she taught university course in anatomy and pediatrics. She holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in occupational therapy and a doctorate degree in special education. Sandra resides in Miami and Sarasota, Florida. She is an advocate of services for persons with spinal cord injuries and the Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation and other groups that conduct research to benefit persons with neurological injuries.