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maryjo Prince-Paul, PhD ’07,
mSN ’96, APRN, AChPN, Assistant
Professor, received funding for her
research project entitled “Relational
Communication and Quality of Life in
Advanced Cancer” from the Case
Comprehensive Cancer Center.
Carol Lynn Savrin, DNP ’01,
CPNP, FNP, BC, Associate Professor,
Director of the MSN Program, and
Assistant Director of the DNP
Program, was inducted as a 2009 fellow
in the American Academy of Nurse
Practitioners on June 20, 2009, in
Nashville, Tennessee. She was also
awarded an Advanced Education
Nursing Traineeships Grant from
HRSA.
New FAANP Carol Lynn Savrin
valerie Boebel toly, PhD ’09,
mSN ’90, RN, CPNP, Instructor,
received a Certificate of Excellence for
being the recipient of the Society of
Pediatric Nurses Research Poster Award
for the poster “Families of Children
who are Technology Dependent” in
April 2009.
Camille Beckette Warner, PhD,
Assistant Professor, received funding
through the University Center on
Aging and Health for her research
project entitled “Effects of Spiritual and
Adaptive Coping on Depression and
Self-Management among Older
Women with Chronic Illness.” On a
personal note, Dr. Warner and her
family welcomed their fourth son, Luke
Beckette Warner, on August 13, 2009.
Chris Winkelman, PhD ’99, RN,
Assistant Professor, received funding
through the National Institutes of
Health’s National Institute of Nursing
Research for her R21 research project
entitled “Dose of Early Therapeutic
Mobility: Does Type or Frequency of
Activity Matter?”
34 The Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing Case Western Reserve University
may Wykle, PhD, mSN ’69,
BSN ’62, RN, FAAN, FGSA, Dean,
has been appointed the Marvin E. and
Ruth Durr Denekas Professor of
Nursing. She also received the 2009
Health Care Advocate Award for being
a Health Care Hero from Crain’s
Cleveland Business magazine.
Jaclene Zauszniewski, PhD ’92,
mSN ’89, RN-BC, FAAN, Kate
Hanna Harvey Professor of
Community Health Nursing, Associate
Dean for Doctoral Education and PhD
Program Director, received funding for
doctoral students (PhD and DNP)
through the Nurse Faculty Loan
Program from HRSA, as well as
supplementary funding for MSN
students through the American
Recovery and Reinvestment Act —
Nurse Faculty Loan Program also from
HRSA.
FPB Feats CORRECTIONS
to Spring 2009 Issue:
• Drs. Diana Lynn Morris and Evelyn
Duffy were incorrectly announced as
Co-Associate Directors of the University
Center on Aging and Health. Dr. Morris
is the Executive Director and Dr. Duffy is
the Associate Director of this University
Center of Excellence at FPB.