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
Two Faculty Members Receive SON Literary Award
Associate professor and director of the Clinical Education & Resource Center Carol Durham and associate professor Kathy Alden received the third annual Laurel Archer Copp Literary Award, named for the School of Nursing’s third dean.
Associate professors Carol Durham (left) and Kathy Alden (right) received the third annual Laurel Archer Copp Literary Award.
Durham and Alden received the award for their recent publication, “Enhancing patient safety in nursing education: Use of human patient simulation as an instructional strategy.” Durham is an internationally-renowned expert in the field of human patient simulation, and the School is continuing to grow its educational endeavors in this area. Alden works closely with Durham on these initiatives.
For more information about the award: www.carolinanursingnews.com