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Greg Mortenson, a nurse and best-selling author of Three Cups of Tea, was the keynote speaker at Case Western Reserve University’s Fall Convocation at Severance Hall on August 26, 2009. His book, chronicling his quest to bring education to rural villages in Pakistan and Afghanistan, was the university’s common reading selection. Before his address to the university community, Mr. Mortenson visited FPB to discuss with nursing students the critical roles nurses play as leaders, health advocates, and ambassadors of good will. “I think if we want to understand poverty we have to touch, smell, and taste poverty whether here at home, or halfway around the world,” he explained during his visit. “Nurses should practice with open ears, hearts, and minds. It’s about building relationships.” “Greg Mortenson’s talk at the Convocation was amazing. I think it’s probably hard for a speaker to hold an audience of so many young people engaged, but he seemingly had no problem. There was thoughtful listening, thundering applause, and – at both the beginning and end of his presentation – standing ovations. Couldn’t be more proud of a fellow nurse! I also really appreciated comments and questions from the current nursing students – what an inspiring group! Now I know we “old” alumni can trust the profession to an upcoming generation.” Three Cups of Tea tells of Mr. Mortenson’s attempt to climb K2 (the second-largest mountain in the world) in Pakistan, when he became sick and wandered to a nearby village where villagers brought him back to health. During his stay, he noticed that the children had no formal school to attend or tools for learning. In return for saving his life, Mr. Mortenson promised to return to Pakistan and build a school. To date, he has established or significantly supported 130 schools and vocational centers that have changed the lives of 38,000 schoolchildren (including more than 28,000 girls). 24 The Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing Case Western Reserve University — Sonja Ranheim Taeusch, BSN ’62
We proudly congratulate our esteemed alumni: 2009 AAN Living Legend •• ruby leila Wilson, mSn ’59 distinguished alumna ’96 Gene Cranston Anderson, Professor Emerita Lillian Sholtis Brunner, MSN ’47, Distinguished Alumna ’80 Susan Reichert Gortner, MN ’57, Distinguished Alumna ’83 † Marlene Kramer, MSN ’58, Distinguished Alumna ’78 Joining our other aan living legends: Carrie B. Lenburg, MSN ’60, BSN ’58, Distinguished Alumna ’90 Edith Patton Lewis, MN ’39, Distinguished Alumna ’75 † Ellen Beam Rudy, PhD ’80, Award for Excellence ’85 Rozella M. Schlotfeldt, Dean Emerita † 2009 AAN Fellows myra martz Huth, Phd ’02 Judith Shamian, Phd ’88, distinguished alumna ’02 Changing lives through leadership, research, and Service fpb.case.edu The Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing Case Western Reserve University 23
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