GW Nursing Annual Report: 2021-2022

FACULTY NEWS & ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Susan L. Glodstein | D.N.P., RN, PMHNP-BC, PMHCNS-BC
CLINICAL ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
Susan Glodstein has spent the last seven and a half years teaching in the psychiatric-mental health nurse
practitioner program at Stony Brook University, the State University of New York and has been the program
director since 2020. Her prior teaching experiences were with undergraduate nursing students in a
traditional bachelor’s program and RNs obtaining their bachelor’s degree. She has been a psychiatric nurse
for over 30 years and a nurse practitioner for 24 years. Her primary research interest is related to suicide
prevention however, she is passionate about educating professionals and the public on mental wellness
and using non-stigmatizing language when addressing mental health issues. In her private practice, Dr.
Glodstein partners with patients over the age of 18 to make a plan for improved mental and physical
wellbeing.
Julianna Gonzalez-McLean | M.Ed., Ph.D.
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR | ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR DIVERSITY, EQUITY AND INCLUSION
Julianna González-McLean is a Diversity Equity and Inclusion (DEI) specialist with over fourteen years of
experience working in higher education. She served as the Assistant Dean of Student Services, Diversity, and
Inclusion at Boston College William F. Connell School of Nursing for over eight years providing academic
support to both undergraduate and graduate nursing students and building and executing DEI initiatives
for the school of nursing. Julianna holds a Ph.D. from the Boston College Lynch School of Education and
Human Development and an M.Ed. from the Boston University Wheelock College of Education and Human
Development. She received her B.A. degree from Boston College where she was a Sociology major.
Michelle Odlum | Ed.D., M.P.H.
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
As a nurse scientist, Michelle Odlum has more than ten years of experience working on various research,
evaluation, and health promotion initiatives in vulnerable populations. Dr. Odlum’s current work centers
on Health Information Technology research focusing on HIV/AIDS prevention, aging, and symptommanagement
and utilizing Social Networking Site data (e.g., Twitter) to support outbreak control efforts,
including Ebola, MERS, and COVID-19. She is a recipient of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s-New
Connections Junior Investigator award, an HIV Prevention Trials Network Scholar, and Sustained Training in
Aging and HIV Research Scholar. She holds degrees in Nursing, Public Health, and Education. She previously
held a nurse faculty role at Columbia University.
Janet Radzykewycz | M.S.N, B.S.N.
VISITING INSTRUCTOR
Janet Radzykewycz was appointed to the one-year Visiting Instructor. Ms. Radzykewycz teaches in our
undergraduate program and is an experienced bedside nurse (emergency department, neurology,
telemetry, medical-surgical, oncology, and post-anesthesia care) at the University of Maryland Shore
Regional Health. In addition to organizational nursing, Radzykewycz has 10 years of teaching experience
in academia, with prior nurse faculty roles at Chesapeake College and George Washington University.
She also assisted in the implementation of nursing quality metrics as a quality improvement specialist for
the regional health system. She earned her B.S.N. and M.S.N. from Stevenson University and is currently
enrolled in a D.N.P. program with a graduation date of spring 2023.
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