Vol. 5, No. 17
- Conceive Magazine Web Site Publishes Article about Dean’s Research
- Faculty Member Named as Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Nurse Faculty Scholar
- Faculty Member Elected to National League for Nursing Board of Governors
- SON Doctoral Student Studying Feeding Methods for Infants With Form of Congenital Heart Disease
- Join Us For A Conversation about the Doctorate of Nursing Practice
- Two Faculty Members Receive SON Literary Award
- School of Nursing’s Longest-Running Employee Retires
- Faculty Member Receives Nearly $3.2 Million Grant From NINR
- Alumni Award Recipients and Leading Donors Honored at Reception
- School of Nursing Alumni Day Nov. 14, 2009
- Atlanta-Area Alumni: Join Associate Dean Gwen Sherwood for “Lunch and Learn”
- Alumni Board Holds Annual Meeting, Prioritizes Student Support and Alumni Education
- Join Us In London – March 2010
Faculty Member Named as Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Nurse Faculty Scholar
Assistant professor Eric Hodges was named as one of 15 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Nurse Faculty Scholars in September. This three-year, $350,000 award will support Hodges’ research into how
Assistant professor Eric Hodges was named as one of 15 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Nurse Faculty Scholars for 2009.
a mother’s response to her infant or toddler’s hunger or fullness cues affects the child’s risk for obesity as they grow.
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation began the Nurse Faculty Scholars program to support young, promising nurse faculty who have two-to-five years of teaching experience in an attempt to alleviate the nursing faculty shortage.
To read more about Hodges’ award and his research, visit: www.carolinanursingnews.com