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Honored by the National Academic Advising Association
Has sustained scholarship in pain and palliative care science, leading to fundamental practice and policy changes
Martha Dawson, faculty and president of NBNA, participates on the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine Roundtable
International Organization of Multiple Sclerosis Nurses honors Yolanda Wheeler for impact on patients, families
Sigrid Ladores selected President-Elect of the inaugural chapter of Philippine Nurses Association of Alabama
Students nominated Aroke for American Association of Nurse Anesthetists
Marisa Wilson will represent Nursing Informatics for US to the Internal Medical Informatics Association.
Draws inspiration from her faculty, students and passion for teaching.
Professor Allison Shorten recognized for excellence in learning in a team environment
Four alumni, one of whom is a retired faculty member, bring the number of School AANP Fellows to 42
Among 55 honored by Geriatric Nursing for significant impact on specialty
Discusses contemporary initiatives, innovative solutions
Polancich to serve on Data Quality Technical Expert Panel
Honored by Vanderbilt SON for increasing access to specialty care for women
New NBNA President discusses importance of diversity, goals for new role
Vance, Childs, Shorten are accomplished internal leaders, experienced educators and researchers
Recognized for achievements in health care quality improvement, patient safety
Alumni, student also recognized as Outstanding Nurse Practitioner Faculty
