Welcome back! TCNJ Faculty Scholarship Alive and Well this fall 2017 Semester As the new academic year is off and running, I am excited to share that the Nursing department faculty are not only teaching classes, facilitating clinical rotations, and attending college wide, school and department committee meetings, they are abroad, nationally and regionally sharing…
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Congratulations to Dr. Sharon Byrne
For her promotion to Associate Professor.
Congratuations to Tracy Perron
On her appointment to the Editorial Board of the Journal of Palliative Care and Pain Management. She will join Betty on this board. Additionally, we have word that SNACK II grant has been funded by Novo Nordisk. This grant includes Drs. Anne Farrell, Betty Teireira as a consultant and Tammi Jakuboski,and Christy Hullings.
Congratulations to Dr. Katie Hooven
Who successfully defended her PhD dissertation, “Development and Testing of the Collaboration in the Clinical Learning Environment (CCLE) Tool.”
Dr. Perron was featured for her work with Project Teach in the New Jersey NJ.com
The Project TEACH program is a comprehensive educational program which provides pregnant and parenting adolescents with the skills needed to create a positive life for themselves and their children.
Congratulations to Gerry Altmiller
On yet another publication: Eymard, A. & Altmiller, G. (May/June 2016). Teaching Nursing Students the Importance of Treatment Fidelity in Intervention Research: Students as Interventionists.
Congratulations to Drs. Katie Hooven, Tracy Perron, and Sharon Byrne
On their article “Creating Curriculum to Create Change: What is Nursing Doing to Promote Population Health?” This article was just published in the May, 2016 edition of Accountable Care News.
Congratulations to Dr. Katie Hooven and team
On yet another successful grant!! The Expanding the Nursing Curriculum at the College of New Jersey to Advance the Integration of Population Health Knowledge, Concepts, and Skills was funded by RWJF to start July 1, 2016.
Congratulations to Dr. Brenda Seals
On the acceptance of her abstract for the American Public Health Association meeting in Denver. Her abstract is entitled: Factors Associated with Colorectal Cancer Screening Behaviors Among Korean Americans” .
Congratulations to the Department of Nursing on the latest ranking from Nursing Schools Almanac.
NursingSchoolsAlmanac.com has named The College of New Jersey one of the country’s top nursing schools. We collected data on over 3,200 institutions nationwide, and just 10% made our final list. I’ve provided below a summary of your placement in our rankings: #83 nursing school in the U.S. (top 3% of all schools considered) #44 among public…