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Adjunct Faculty
Community Connections
Inside this issue:
Adjunct Faculty
News
2
2008 Awards 2
Grants 3
Publications &
Abstracts
New Adjunct
Faculty
Adjunct Faculty
Reappointed
3
4
7
CLL Programs 10
Newsletter Date: March 1, 2009
Office of Community Partnerships and Practice
From the Desk of Sonda Oppewal
Associate Dean for Community Partnerships and Practice
Welcome to this new edition of Adjunct Faculty
Community Connections! This newsletter highlights the
achievements, appointments, and reappointments of our
adjunct faculty members so our SON faculty and adjunct
faculty can become better acquainted and form stronger
partnerships. We greatly appreciate the rich diversity of
expertise and the many contributions that our approximately
140 adjunct faculty members bring to the SON. Adjunct
faculty members contribute to every aspect of our School’s
mission by giving numerous volunteer hours in various roles such as clinical
preceptors, lecturers, curriculum or project consultants, committee members,
and research partners.
I greatly appreciate Sue Snyder’s work on creating this newsletter and
for all of her work with processing adjunct faculty member appointments and
reappointments and all related documents. A list of adjunct faculty members is
at http://nursing.unc.edu/departments/outreach/adjunct.html. If you would
like to know all of the adjunct faculty members that we have by a specific
clinical area, just send Sue or I a note and we can send that information to you.
Or, if you would like a read-only version of the adjunct faculty database on your
desktop computer, just let us know and we will submit
that request.
For those who serve as a partnering faculty
member to our adjunct faculty members--thank you!
We rely on the communication you maintain with your
adjunct faculty member so that person knows how best
to contribute to the mission of our school and be
involved actively on an ongoing basis.
Unless we hear otherwise, we plan on sending out a similar newsletter
twice a year with adjunct faculty member achievements, new appointments,
and reappointments. Please send us your feedback on this newsletter or your
suggestions to better strengthen the partnerships we have with our adjunct
faculty members. Our adjunct faculty members want to be involved, they want
to participate on committees or other projects, and they welcome the
opportunity to give their time and talents to our school!
To strong partnerships!
Sonda Oppewal and Sue Snyder

Adjunct Faculty Community Connections
Gale Adcock, MSN, BSN
Adjunct Faculty News
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Gale Adcock, MSN, BSN, was elected in October 2007 to the 7 member Cary Town Council for a
4-year term. Cary is one of the fastest growing municipalities in the state with a (current)
population of 134,000. In February she moderated U.S. Representatives David Price’s Town Hall
meeting held in Cary. Many of you know of Gale’s numerous contributions to NCNA and her
tireless efforts related to nurse practitioner issues. She is a UNC-CH graduate of 1987 (a FNP),
and since 1994 has been the Director of SAS Corporate Health Services. She holds an adjunct
faculty appointment at ECU (2009) and at Duke in addition to UNC-CH.
Awards in 2008
“Congratulations, Gale, for being elected to office”
Amy Coghill, RN, MSN, OCN, received national certification as a Clinical Nurse
Leader (CNL) after successful completion of the CNL exam in January.
Leslie Davis, MSN, RN, ANC-P, in December was named as a member of the Clinical Expert
Review Panel of the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) for Prevention Quality
Indicators for Diabetes Mellitus, Acute Conditions and Chronic Conditions.
• Leslie also received the President’s Award from the UNC-CH School of Nursing Alumni
Association for Extraordinary Service towards Education and Fellowship in September,
2008.
• Leslie was the recipient of the Jane Smith Scholarship for Doctoral Study in
Cardiovascular Nursing at UNC-CH SON for 2006-2007; 2007-2008; and 2008-2009.
Sharron Docherty, PhD, CPNP and co-authors were awarded the 2008 Donna LK. Wong Writer’s
Award from Pediatric Nursing for their manuscript: Docherty, S.L., & Miles, M.S., & Brandon, D.
(2007). Searching for “the dying point”: Providers’ experiences with palliative care in pediatric
acute care. Pediatric Nursing, 33 (4), 335-341.
Lynn Farber, RN, MSN, CPNP-AC, PC, won a national award this year, entitled “The Founders
Award”. The Founders Award recognizes nursing excellence among the membership of the
American Pediatric Surgical Nurses Association. The award recipient is selected based upon his
or her significant contribution to the care of pediatric surgical patients.
• Lynn was awarded the “James Emonson North Carolina Children’s Honour Award” this year
for best representing the spirit and mission of the North Carolina Children’s Hospital.

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Awards in 2008 (Cont.)
Mary Holtschneider, RN, NC, BSN, MPA, MREMT-P, received the Faculty Excellence in
Teaching Award from the Accelerated BSN Class of 2009 at Duke University School of
Nursing at the pinning ceremony in December. She reports that “It was a great honor!!!”
Mary has been the Director of Nursing Practice and Education at the North Carolina Nurses
Association since October, 2008.
Brandi Newman, MSN, RN achieved the Nurse Executive Advanced (NEA-BC) certification
in June, 2008.
Judith Swasey, RN, MSN, ANP-C, received the Oncology Nursing Excellence Award in
December, 2008. Awardees are nominated by faculty and staff of Oncology Service Line to
recognize excellence in care for cancer patients and receive $1500.00 in educational grants.
Grants
Sharron Docherty, PhD, CPNP, received a NIH/NINR grant award for her
R01 proposal entitled: Decision-making for Infants with Complex Life
Threatening Conditions. The award is for a five-year period project
awarded from September 30, 2008 to July 31, 2013. The project was
awarded $1,950,000. Co-investigators are Drs. Debra Brandon,
Margaret Miles and James Tulsky.
Dr. Carl Sagan
Leslie Davis, MSN, ANC-P. Site Investigator for UNC Hospitals for the
“Practical Use of the Latest Standards for Electrocardiography” (PULSE)
Study; Five year multi-center trial coordinated by Yale University, School of Nursing; funded
by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, NIH; Grant number: 1R01HL081642-01A2.
Study began officially in 2008 – approved by IRB in November 2008.
Publications and Abstracts
Leslie Davis, MSN, RN, ANC-P,
• Gary R. & Davis, L.L. (2008) Diastolic heart failure. Heart and Lung, 17”6): 405-416.
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“Somewhere,
something
incredible is
waiting to be
known”
• Shelby, S., Davis, L.L., & Carlson, B. (2008) The relationship between BMI/body
composition and survival of heart failure patients. Journal of the American Academy of
Nurse Practitioners, 20: 326-332.
• Davis, L.L., Trupp, R, & Velazquez, E. (2008). Getting to Goal in Hypertension
Treatment: Practical Strategies. A Clinical Supplement to the Clinical Advisor. January,
2008.

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Publications and Abstracts (Cont.)
Mary Holtschneider, RN, NC, BSN, MPA, MREMT-P
• Holtschneider, M.E. (2009). Role of the Educator in Staff Development. In S.L. Bruce
(Ed.), Core Curriculum for Staff Development (pp. 439-450). Pensacola, FL: National
Nursing Staff Development Organization.
Celeste Mayer, PHD, MS, BSN, RN
• Mayer, C., Schade Willis, T., Stafford, R., Hanson, C., Harris, B., Saunders, R., Marlowe,
D., Williams, C., Topley, D., Short, K., Lin, W., Cluff, L., Lenfesty, N. Amoozegar, J.,
TeamSTEPPS in the Pediatric and Surgical ICUs: A Quality Improvement
Project. Presented at the Fourteenth International Scientific Symposium on Improving
Quality and Value in Healthcare, December 9, 2008 as part of IHI’s National Forum in
Nashville, Tennessee.
• Mayer, C. and Cronin, D. (2008). “Organizational accountability in a just culture.”
Urologic Nursing, 28(6) 427-430.
Walter (Chip) Baker, MS, RN, ANP-C, ACHPN Adult Health/Primary care-NP
walter_baker@med.unc.edu SON Partner: Deborah Mayer
Chip is the Palliative Care Coordinator working in the Department of Medicine as a Nurse
Practitioner at UNC-CH. His primary focus is working in end-of-life care; his teaching
expertise is palliative care and pain management.
Amy Coghill. RN, MSN, OCN Education/Systems/Policy/Informatics
acoghill@unch.unc.edu SON Partner: Cheryl Jones
Amy is the lead clinical nurse educator in oncology at UNC-CH. She collaborates with UNC
Healthcare System administrators, executives, and nursing and medical leaders to identify
and prioritize oncology planning efforts that improve patient care.
Deborah Erikson, RN, BSN, MS, PhD Adult Health/Gerontology
derickso@unch.unc.edu SON Partner: Mary Palmer
Deborah is a Patient Service Manager III at UNC Hospital in Chapel Hill where she has
oversight responsibility for a 31-bed medicine and geriatric specialty unit.
Lynn Farber, MSN, RN, CPNP Primary Care/Nurse Practitioner
Lynne_Farber@med.unc.edu SON Partner: Jennifer D’Auria
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Please welcome the following new Adjunct Faculty members since July 2008
Lynn is a Clinical Assistant Professor, Pediatric Surgery in the Department of Surgery at the
School of Medicine at UNC-CH. She serves at the national level as the Information
Systems Chair for the American Pediatric Surgical Nurses Association. She precepts both
graduate and undergraduate students.

Adjunct Faculty Community Connections
New Adjunct Faculty members since July 2008 (Cont.)
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Jean Hanson, MPH, BSN, RN Adult Health/Public Health & Community Practice
jean.hanson@duke.edu SON Partner: Marianne Cockroft
Jean is the Administrative Director of the Student Health Division at Duke University where she is
responsible for the operations and budget of the Student Health Clinic in addition to assisting with
the coordination of clinical services and health promotion activities.
Lawrence (Larry) Mandelkehr, MBA Systems/Policy/Informatics
lmandel@unch.unc.edu SON Partner: Cheryl Jones
Larry is the Director, Senior Quality Analyst/Programmer/Quality Advisor for the UNC Health
Care System, Performance Improvement Department. He facilitates cross-departmental
performance improvement teams for the purpose of coordinating and enhancing patient care
across the continuum of care, improving organizational effectiveness, and educating patients
and staff to better utilize scarce resources and lower hospital costs.
Anna Kate Owens, MSN, RN, FNP-BC Primary Care/Nurse Practitioner
annakate_owens@med.unc.edu SON Partner: Deborah Mayer
Anna works as a nurse practitioner at the UNC-CH Clinical Cancer Center, UNC Breast
Center, Medical Oncology, UNC School of Medicine Division of Hematology/Oncology. She is
leading efforts with other nurse practitioners at the Cancer Center to develop a Breast Cancer
Survivorship Clinic.
Louise Peele, MSN, PNP-BC Primary Care/Nurse Practitioner/Children’s Health
Louise.peele@gmail.com SON Partner: Debra Barksdale
Louise is a PNP for Carolina Family Health Centers in Wilson, NC where she provides all
aspects of primary care to pediatric clients and families, many of whom are medically
underserved and from diverse populations. She precepts our nurse practitioner students.
Karen Poole-Dawkins, RN, MSN, APRN, BS System/Policy/Informatics - Psych-Mental Health
kfpoole@unch.unc.edu SON Partner: Theresa Raphael-Grimm
Karen is a Nurse Manager for the Adult Psychiatry Service at UNC Hospitals in Chapel Hill. She is
responsible for a 48-bed adult and geriatric psychiatry service. She precepts both
undergraduate and graduate students.
Elizabeth Sherwood, RN, MS, ANP-C Adult Health/Psych-mental Health
Sherwood@med.unc.edu SON Partner: Deborah Mayer
Elizabeth is the Coordinator of Survivorship Programs at the Cancer Center at the UNC Cancer
Hospital and Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center. In this capacity she assesses the needs
of patients during and after treatment for cancer and conducts a needs assessment of the
outpatient clinics to identify needed programs and services for cancer patients. She is also the
Co-Director of Patient Counseling Services at the Cancer Center.

Adjunct Faculty Community Connections
New Adjunct Faculty members since July 2008 (Cont.)
Tammy Shimfessel, MSN, CPNP Primary care/Nurse Practitioner/Children's Health
shim@hotmail.com SON Partner: Jennifer D’Auria
Tammy works at Forsyth Pediatrics in Kernersville, NC as a PNP. In addition to her expertise in
pediatric primary care, she has expertise in healing touch therapy, and provides guest lectures
about nutrition in the “Commit to be Fit” program for middle and high school students.
Ken Steenson, MSW, LCSW Critical Care/Children's Health
ksteenso@unch.unc.edu SON Partner: Diane Yorke
Ken is the Inpatient Manager for the UNC Health Care Systems in NC. He provides
direct management and oversight to all patients throughput activities in the NC Women’s
Hospital and the NC Children’s Hospital, as well as multiple specialty units throughout the
organization.
Judith Swasey, RN, MSN, ANP-C Adult Health/Surgical Oncology/NP
judith_swasey@med.unc.edu SON Partner: Deborah Mayer
Judith is a Nurse Practitioner at UNC-CH where she is responsible for the Breast and Endocrine
programs for the Surgical Oncology Department. She has also successfully implemented the
‘Sole Sisters Women’s Exercise Program’ as a community outreach program with training to
approximately 100 women each year on the benefits of regular exercise.
Tammy Triglianos, RN, MS, APRN, BC, AOCNP Adult Health/Oncology/Primary care/NP
ttrig@med.unc.edu SON Partner: Deborah Mayer
Tammy is a Nurse Practitioner in Gastrointestinal (GI) Oncology at UNC-CH where she
assesses, diagnoses, and treats adult oncology. She brings her GI cancer expertise to her
mentoring NP students as preceptor and lecturer.
Elizabeth Watson, MSN, PMH-NP Psych-Mental Health/NP
mwatson2@nc.rr.com SON Partner: Debra Barksdale
Elizabeth is a Family Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner/Clinical Nurse Specialist at
First Health of the Carolinas where she precepts our students. She has given numerous paper
presentations on family mental health issues at regional and national conferences.
Frances Wright, RN, MSN, CPNP Children's Health/Primary Care/NP
fran@med.unc.edu SON Partner: Diane Yorke
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Frances is a Clinical Assistant Professor for the UNC-CH School of Medicine, Department of
Pediatrics. Her primary focus is the Comprehensive Sickle Cell Program.

Adjunct Faculty Community Connections
Adjunct Faculty Reappointments since July 2008
Deborah Allen, MSN, RN, CNS, FNP-BC, AOCNP Adult Health, Primary Care/NP
allen079@mc.duke.edu SON Partner: Virginia Neelon
Deborah guest lectures in the undergraduate Pathophysiology class for the Neuropathophysiology class.
She consults with faculty and students about the clinical care of patients who are
undergoing treatment for brain malignancy.
William Ameen, MD, FAAFP, FACEP Adult Health, Children’s Health
wameen@triad.rr.com SON Partner: Liska Lackey
William has precepted our Nurse Practitioner students in his clinical practice in Jamestown, NC
for the past 10 years. He precepts students during their first clinical experience to their final
capstone clinical course.
Sharon Eck Birmingham, BSN, MA, DNSc, RN Systems/Policy/Informatics, Research
sbirmingham@AtStaff.Com SON Partner: Cheryl Jones
Sharon precepts our master’s students in the Health Care Systems program and also serves as a guest
speaker on administration and leadership. She also collaborates on related research projects.
Cornelius Cathcart, MD Children’s Health
cornelius_cathcart@yahoo.com SON Partner: Liska Lackey
Cornelius is a pediatrician in Henderson and Oxford, NC who has precepted our graduate nurse
practitioner students since 1996. For the past 5 years he has served as preceptor for “Child Health Issues
in Primary Care,” a required clinical course.
Sharron Docherty, PhD, RN, FAAN Children’s Health, Research
sharron.docherty@duke.edu SON Partner: Jane Kaufman
Sharron has provided expert content on the primary care of adolescents in the management course for
the NP students (N810) every spring since 2001 and has contributed her expertise to the pediatric
nurse practitioner program.
Melanie Edwards, RN, MBA, MHA Children’s Health, Nursing Education
medwards@unch.unc.edu SON Partner: Diane Yorke
Melanie is the nurse manager of the pediatric general surgery unit in the UNC Children’s Hospital. She
works with our undergraduate students to assure a challenging and interesting pediatric rotation.
Ruth Frank, RN, CS, MSN Gerontology, Nursing Education
ruth.frank@med.va.gov SON Partner: Jody McCrory
Ruth is a clinical specialist who cares for the elderly and long term care patients at the
Veteran’s Administration Medical Center in Durham. She has been involved in the summer
program for high school students interested in nursing by assisting with their placement at the
Veteran’s Administration.
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Adjunct Faculty Community Connections
Adjunct Faculty Reappointments since July 2008 (Cont.)
Eric Ginsburg, JD, BS Public Health & Community Practice
ginsburg.eric@epa.gov SON Partner: Jana Dieckmann
Eric is a Senior Program Advisor in the Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards at the
Environmental Protection Agency. He has lectured on environmental health to undergraduate
students at the SON for more than 10 years.
Sandra Jarr, MSN, BSN Adult Health
Sjarr@unch.unc.edu SON Partner: Cheryl Jones
Sandra is a Supportive Care Nurse Consultant for the North Carolina Clinical Cancer Center and
Lineberger Cancer Center at Chapel Hill. She has precepted our graduate students and has
served on numerous planning committees at the UNC-CH SON’s Center for Lifelong Learning.
Barbara Mathews, MS, BSN, CPNP Children’s Health, Primary Care/NP
bmathews@wwpeds.com SON Partner: Jennifer D’Auria
Barbara is a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner who has precepted our students for over 16 years. For
the past 3-5 years she has served as a preceptor in her practice setting at Western Wake
Pediatrics in Cary, NC.
Faye McNaull, RN, APRN-BC, MPH, MBA Adult Health, Nursing Education, Oncology
fmcnaull@verizon.net SON Partner: Jody McCrory
As a specialist in Oncology, Chemotherapy and Pain Management, Faye teaches AHEC classes in
these areas and she taught a clinical course last summer.
Pamela McQuide, PhD, RN Public Health & Community Practice, SPI, Research
pmcquide@capacityproject.org SON Partner: Chris Harlan
Pam is the Senior Workforce and Policy Advisor for The Capacity Project for Intrahealth in
Chapel Hill. Her expertise is in international health policy as a health services researcher. For
the past 3 years she has guest lectured in N470, Public Health Nursing and facilitates educational
opportunities in African countries and Haiti.
Patricia Muir, RN, CS, PNP Children’s Health, Primary Care/NP
SKTN77A@aol.com SON Partner: Jennifer D’Auria
Pat has over 15 years experience as an advanced practice nurse. She has precepted our PNP
graduate students at her practice at the Chapel Hill Children’s Clinic as well as undergraduates
who rotate through the clinic during their ambulatory pediatric experience.
Hope Neese, APRN, BC Women’s Health, Urgent Care/Critical Care, Primary Care/NP
hope.neese@mosescone.com SON Partner: Liska Lackey
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Hope is a Nurse Practitioner at the Women’s Hospital at the Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital in
Greensboro, NC. She has precepted and provided a much needed clinical setting for our NP students
over the past few years.

Adjunct Faculty Community Connections
Adjunct Faculty Reappointments since July 2008 (Cont.)
Nancy Register, MSN, FNP, IBCLC Children’s Health, Primary Care/NP
nancy.register@sas.com SON Partner: Liska Lackey
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Nancy precepts our students in her practice at the SAS Institute Health Care Center in Cary. She
is also a certified Lactation Consultant and a forensic nurse examiner. She has given
numerous presentations at state and national conferences on sexual assault, breastfeeding
and pediatrics.
Lynn Scallion, MSN, ANP-BC, AOCNP Adult Health, Oncology, Primary Care/NP
lynn.scallion@duke.edu SON Partner: Deborah Mayer
Lynn is an Adult Nurse Practitioner in Breast Oncology, Dept of Hematology/Oncology at
Duke University in the breast specialty out-patient clinic; additionally, she serve as a clinical
preceptor for Duke NP students each semester and previously precepted UNC NP students .
Patricia Smith-Overman, RN, WHCNP-C, FNP-C Women’s Health
smithoverman@ yahoo.com SON Partner: Liska Lackey
Patricia is the Clinical Director of the Caswell County Health Department where she also serves
as a FNP. She precepts our NP students for a variety of courses, including Child Health Issues
in Primary Care, Selected Issues in Adult Health, Sexual and Reproductive Health, Specialty Care
in the Health of Women, Primary Care Management of Adults and Advanced Clinical Practicum in
Community-Oriented Primary Care.
Mary Tatum, MSN, RN, C Systems/Policy/Informatics
mary.tatum@va.gov SON Partner: Deborah Travers
Mary is employed as the Network Patient Safety Officer at the Durham Veteran’s Medical
Center. Her expertise is in Clinical and Administrative Nursing Information Systems, with an
emphasis on Medication Administration Systems. She precepts our informatics master’s
students and works with undergraduate students.

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"It is one of the
beautiful
compensations of
this life that no
one can sincerely
try to help
another without
helping himself."
Charles Dudley
Warner, from
"Fifth Study,"
Backlog Studies
(1873).
Psychiatric and Mental Health Pharmacology—March
12, 2009
End of Life - March 19, 2009
2nd Annual Science Behind the Art of
Maternity Care: Evidence-Based Pregnancy,
Birth, and Postpartum Care
March 25, 2009
Evidence Based Practice: Emergency
Nursing/Trauma/Critical Care - March
26, 2009
20th Annual PACU and Ambulatory
Surgery Conference - March 28, 2009
Connecting the Dots Geriatric Conference—April
2-3, 2009
Nurse Retention: Why Won't They Stay
Just a Little Bit Longer? - April 9, 2009
Fiscal Competencies 101 for Nurses
April 16, 2009
Pediatric Forensic Nurse Examiner
Training—April 20-24, 2009
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Connecting the Dots Geriatric Conference—April 2-3, 2009
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Nursing
and Flinders University School of Midwifery and Nursing in South
Australia invite you to attend this international conference to address the
growing need for nurses with geriatric nursing competencies. The core
mission of this conference is to share innovations, new initiatives, trends,
and research in geriatric nursing education. Individual peer-reviewed
paper presentations and poster sessions related to trends and
innovations in geriatric nursing education will be featured at the conference.
Participants will have an opportunity to learn about and practice
with geriatric clinical simulations and other innovative educational
technologies designed for geriatric nursing education. For further
information please visit our website at
http://nursing.unc.edu/connectingthedots/
Location: Sheraton Imperial Hotel and Conference Center, Durham, NC
Other CLL Programs Spring 2009
Legal Issues Update: Electronic Records
; The Challenges and Implications
for Practice in a Global/Mobile
World - April 29, 2009
10th Annual Pain Conference - April
30, 2009
Ensuring Continuity of Care for the
Medically Fragile Child: Home,
School, and Hospital! - May 14, 2009
History and Physical Examination and
Assessment -May 15, 21, 22, 28, 29,
June 4, 5, 12, 2009
Psychiatric Mental Health - May 20,
2009
What's the Buzz? Summer Bad Bugs
and Other Summer Health Issues -
May 21, 2009
Nurses: Environmental Health
Implications for Your Patients -
May 29, 2009

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Summer Research Institutes 2009
Qualitative Analysis 1: Empirical/Analytical Methods
June 1-4, 2009
Margarete Sandelowski, PhD, RN, FAAN
Writing for Publication—June 8-10, 2008
Elizabeth Tornquist, MA, FAAN
Instrument Development—June 15-19, 2009
Mary Lynn, PhD, RN
Developing Theory-Based Interventions—June 22-26, 2009
Merle Mishel, PhD, RN, FAAN; Sue Thoyre, PhD, RN
Longitudinal Methods and Analysis—June 29 - July 1, 2009
Mark Weaver, PhD
Asian Scholars Writing for Publication—July 6-9, 2009
Elizabeth Tornquist, MA, FAAN; SeonAe Yeo, PhD, RNC, FAAN
14th Annual Institute in Qualitative Research: Case Study Research—July
13-17, 2009
Margarete Sandelowski, PhD, RN, FAAN; Sharron Docherty, PhD, RN, CPNP
Observational Methods—July 20-23, 2009
Barbara Waag Carlson, PhD, RN; Susan Brunssen, PhD, RN
Qualitative Analysis 2: Phenomenological and Narrative/Discourse
Methods - July 27-30, 2009
Margarete Sandelowski, PhD, RN, FAAN
Outcomes Measurement—August 3-7, 2009
Mary Lynn, PhD, RN; Dick Redman, PhD, RN
Legal Research Methods—August 10-14, 2009
Diane Kjervik, JD, RN, FAAN
Registration Information: The registration form is available online at
http://nursing.cll.unc.edu. Fees must be paid via MasterCard or Visa (by
calling the CLL office at 919-966-3638), or by check.
For more information on courses visit http://nursing.cll.unc.edu
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“An investment in
knowledge always
pays the best
interest”
Benjamin Franklin