Faculty Information Sheet - East Carolina University

Provide a sheet for each faculty member who will be actively engaged in delivering the proposed program. To

facilitate this process, the APD Faculty Information Template is available on the Sedona website. The report

should be downloaded, saved as MSWord file, and revised to include additional information requested below.

(The publications query for the template is set for a five-year period. To extend that parameter, or for other

Sedona questions, please contact Marcia Rouse.)

Faculty Information sheets are to be updated at each step of the program planning process.

Name: Sylvia Thigpen Brown

1. Rank: Dean & Professor

2. Degrees:

EdD, North Carolina State University, August 1982 Raleigh, NC

Major: Occupational Education

MSN, East Carolina University, December 1978 Greenville, NC

Major: Medical-Surgical Nursing & Nursing Education

BSN, East Carolina University, November 1975 Greenville, NC

Major: Nursing

3. Teaching Experience related to proposed degree (with emphasis on the past five years)

a. Overall nature of workload assignments

(%teaching/%research/%service/administration/clinical practice)

Teaching:

Research/Scholarship:

Service:

Practice:

Administration: 100%

b. Courses

NURS 9000, Dissertation Research

NURS 8255, Directed Research

NURS 6905, Nursing Education Role Practicum I

Faculty Information Sheet

NURS 6903, Curriculum Development in Nursing

c. Graduate students supervisory experience (theses/dissertations)

2012 Kimberly Priode, “The Use of Grounded Theory to Develop a Framework for

Understanding Retention of Students in Community College Nursing Programs.” Dissertation

Committee Member.

2010-2011 April Matthias, “Reframing Disorder: A History of the Decisions and Resurfacing

Debate Surrounding the entry-level Registered Nurse Educational Pathways (1873, 1916, 1952)

and a Revisiting of Mildred Montag’s Nursing Functions Continuum Practice Model in Light of

the Current “BSN in 10” Legislation.” Dissertation Chair.

2010 Linda Thomas. “A Pilot Study: The Effect of Healing Touch on Anxiety, Stress, Pain,

Pain Medication Usage, and Physiological Measures in Hospitalized Sickle Cell Disease Adults

Experiencing a Vaso-Occlusive Pain Episode.” Dissertation Committee Member.

2008-09 Malinda Langley, “Pain Management After Cardiac Surgery”. Dissertation Committee

Member.

2007 Joan Wynn, “The Front Line of Patient Safety: Staff Nurses’ Actions and Perceptions in

Rapid Response Team Calls.” Dissertation Committee Member.

4. Scholarly & Professional Activities related to proposed degree (with emphasis on the past five

years)

a. Publications/Scholarly Activity related to proposed degree

Brown, S.T., (2012). Higher Education in Nursing. Nursing’s Perfect Storm or Perfect Opportunity?

Nurse Educator, 37 (2), 48-49.

Brown, S.T., Kirkpatrick, M.K., McKenzie, I.L. (2011). Pain experience of the Elderly. Pain

Management Nursing, 12, 190-196.

Greer, A., Pokorny, M., Clay, M., Brown, S.T., & Steele, L. (2010). Learner-Centered Characteristics

of Nurse Educators. International Journal of Nursing Education Scholarship, 7 (1), Article 6.

Langley, M. & Brown, S.T. (2010) Perceptions of the use of reflective learning journals in online

graduate nursing education. Nursing Education Perspectives, 31 (1), 12-17.

Brown, S.T., Kirkpatrick, M.K., Greer, A., Matthias, A.D., & Swanson, M.S. (2009). The use of

innovative pedagogies in nursing education: An International perspective. Nursing Education

Perspectives, 30 (3), 153-158.

Brown, S.T., Kirkpatrick, M.K., Mangum, D., & Avery, J. (2008). A review of narrative pedagogy

strategies to transform traditional nursing education. Journal of Nursing Education, 47 (6), 283-286.

Campbell, A. and Brown, S.T. (2008). The healthy teddy clinic: An innovative pediatric clinical

experience. Teaching and Learning in Nursing, 3 (2), 72-75.

Stephenson, N., Brown, S.T., Handron, D., & Faser, K. (2007). Offering an online course:

Complementary and alternative therapies in nursing practice. Holistic Nursing Practice, 21 (6), 299-

302.

Koldjeski, D., Kirkpatrick, M.K., Everett, L., & Brown, S.T., Swanson, M. (2007). The ovarian cancer

journey of families: The first post-diagnostic year. Cancer Nursing:An International Journal for

Cancer Care, 30 (3), 232-241.

b. Status of Grants & Contracts submitted related to proposed degree (including agency

names, years of funding, collaborative partners)

2011-12 ECU College of Nursing/EAHEC Off Campus Clinical Education. Submitted

To Eastern Area Health Education Center. 2011. P.I. Funded for $73,400.

Support of off-site clinical site development for clinical education of nursing

students.




students.

2010 “Advanced Education Nursing Traineeship Program FY 2011.” Submitted to

The Department of Health and Human Services. Funded for $82,597.



Support of off-site clinical site development for clinical education of nursing students.


The Department of Health and Human Services. Funded for $111,216.




students.




students.


the department of Health and Human Services. Funded for $123,809.


the department of Health and Human Services. Funded for $111,024.

c. Invited research presentations outside ECU

2007 “Paradigm Shift: Global Innovative Pedagogies for Nurse Educators.” Matthias, A.,

Brown, S.T., Kirkpatrick, M.K., Greer, A., and Swanson, M. 21st Annual Southern Nursing

Research Society Conference in Galveston, Texas on February 22-24, 2007

2007 “Outcomes of the Use of Reflective Journaling in Online Graduate Education.” Langley,

M. & Brown, S.T. Southern Nursing Research Society in Galveston, Texas on February 23,

2007.

Sept 28, 2007 “An Oasis in the Desert: Nursing Education Research Funding,” presented at

NLN Education Summit in Phoenix, Arizona. (co-presenter)

Sept 28, 2007 “Paradigm Shifts: Global Innovative Pedagogies for Nurse Educators,” presented

at NLN Education Summit in Phoenix, Arizona. (co-presenter)

d. Patents/disclosures/copyrights

e. Participation in scholarly collaborations with other universities, laboratories, & centers

f. Service on related state/national/international boards or committees

2011-present Nominating Committee for Southern Regional Education Board

2011-present NC Future of Nursing Taskforce on Increasing the Proportion of BSN Nurses

2007-present EAHEC Nursing Education Advisory Committee

2007-present Board of Directors for Eastern AHEC

5. Other

Name: Rebecca Benfield

1. Rank: Associate Professor

2. Degrees: Ph.D. University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, Nursing, 1993




Teaching: 40%

Research/Scholarship: 35%

Service: 10%

Practice: 15%

Administration: 0%

b. Courses

NURS 6610 Advanced Health Assessment

NURS 3510 Research in Nursing-Online

NURS 6110 Reproductive Physiology On-Line with Clinical

NURS 6001 Philosophical Perspectives and Theoretical Bases of Advanced

Nursing Practice

NURS 3082 Topics in Nursing


The Effects of Hydrotherapy in Labor: A Psycho physiological Study, Dissertation.


years)


Abstract Only

Benfield, R. D., Daniels, D., Buck, S., Swanson, M., & Newton, E. R. (2010).

Intrauterine Pressure Measurement of Contractility and Resting Tone Before and After


Epidural Analgesia in Term Laboring Women With and Without Pitocin Augmentation.

19th Annual Collaborative Research Day, AHEC Monroe Center, Greenville NC. Poster.

Benfield, R. D., Hortobagyi, T., Tanner, C., Swanson, M., Heitkemper, M., Edward R.

Newton, (2009). Hydrotherapy Reduces Pain and Anxiety without Affecting Measures

of Glucose Metabolism in Labor. 10th Annual Women's Health Research Conference,

UNC Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Poster.

Benfield, R. D., Lowry, A., Ormont, K., Andresky, T., & Ciro, N. (2009). Adding an

Extra Layer of Human Subject Protection to a Vulnerable Populations. 'Students

Revealing the World', 2009 Research and Creative Achievement Week.



Funded

2009 - Benfield, R. D., Newton, E., Swanson, M., Buck, S., & Daniels, D., Measurement

of Contractility and Resting Tone Before and After Epidural Analgesia in Term Laboring

Women With and Without Pitocin Augmentation ( $999), Description of uterine

contractions in term women in labor before and after epidural analgesia using uterine

monitor strips., PCMH/ECUCON Collaborative Research Grant.

2009 - Benfield, R. D., Hortobagyi, T., Newton, E., Maner, W., & Garfield, R., External

Uterine EMG Measurement of Contractility in Labor ($500), Subject Payment.

Not Funded

2008 - Benfield, R. D., Garfield, R., Hortobagyi, T., Swanson, M., Newton, E., Multiple

PI,, Effects of Epidural Analgesia on Uterine Electromyography Activity during Labor,

Effects of Epidural Analgesia on Uterine Electromyography Activity during Labor' R21

(Parent) Exploratory/Developmental Research Grant, National Institute of Nursing

Research. Resubmission Unscored-$331,059., GOV-National Institute of Nursing

Research (NINR).

2007 - Benfield, R. D., Garfield, R., Hortobagyi, T., Newton, E., & Swanson, M., Effects

of Epidural Analgesia on Uterine Electromyography Activity during Labor R21 (Parent)

Exploratory/Developmental Research Grant, Multiple-Principle Investigator Study with

Sub award for University of Texas Medical Branch - Galveston, GOV-National Institute

of Nursing Research (NINR).

Pending

2010 - Benfield, R. D., Hortobagyi, T., Newton, E., Edge, M., Maner, W., Robert

Garfield,, External Uterine EMG Measurement of Contractility in Labor, Measurement of

uterine contractility using EMG during term labor, before and after epidural analgesia..


National

Benfield, R. D., Hortobagyi, T., Tanner, C., Swanson, M., & Newton, E. (2007, May).

The Psycho physiological Effects of Hydrotherapy on Anxiety and Pain in Human Labor.

National Institutes of Health Pain Consortium, Second Annual Symposium, Advances in

Pain Research., Bethesda, Maryland.

State

Benfield, R. D. (2008, August). The Effects of Hydrotherapy in Labor on Maternal

Anxiety and Pain. Clinical Trials Setting the Stage for the Future. RTI International:

Collaborative Opportunities with ECU Physicians and Scientists, Greenville, New York.




2010: Council for the Advancement of Nursing Science, National

2010: Sigma Theta Tau International Nursing Honor Society, International

2010: Society for Gynecologic Investigation, International

2010: The American College of Nurse Midwives, National

2010: Western Institute for Nursing, Regional

5. Other

Name: Martha K. Engelke

1. Rank: Associate Dean & Professor

2. Degrees:

PhD, North Carolina State University, May 1991 Raleigh, NC

Major: Sociology (Community Organization & Family)

Minor: health occupations Education

MPH, University of Michigan, December 1976 Ann Arbor, MI

Major: Public Health Nursing/Health Education

BS, Michigan State University, June 1971 East Lansing, MI

Major: Nursing




Teaching: 25%


Service:

Practice:

Administration: 50%

b. Courses

NURS 9000, Dissertation Research

NURS 8255, Directed Research

NURS 8240, Quantitative Methods

NURS 8265, Evolving Clinical Nurse Science

NURS 8500, Independent Study



2010 Crickmore, K. “The Relationship Between Patient Satisfaction and Patient-Centered Care”

Chair – Doctoral Committee

2010 Duke, C. “Orientation of Acute Care Nurse Practitioners” Member – Doctoral Committee

2010 Wilson, M. “The Relationship between Religiosity and Quality of Life in patients with

Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillators. Chair – Doctoral Committee

2010 Lake, D “Health Promotion in School-Age Children (Tourno University) Member –

Doctoral Committee

2009 Langley, M. “Pain Management after Cardiac Surgery” Chair – Doctoral Committee

2007 Wynn, J. “The Front Line of Patient Safety: Nurses’ Actions and Perceptions in Rapid

Response Team Calls”. Chair – Doctoral Committee

2007 Marshburn, D. “Clinical Competence, Satisfaction, and Intent to Stay in New Nurses”

Chair – Doctoral Committee


years)


Peery, A; Engelke, M; Swanson (2012) “Parent and Teacher Perceptions of the Impact of School Nurse

Interventions on Children’s Self-Management of Diabetes” (in press, published on-line, January 4,2012,

DOI: 10.1177/1059840511433860

Engelke, M; Swanson, M; Guttu, M; Warren, M; Lovern, S. (2011) “School Nurses and Children with

Diabetes: A Descriptive Study” North Carolina Medical Journal 72(5): 1-8.

Larson, K; Clark, A; Colborn, B; Perez, A; Engelke, M; Hill, P. (2011) “A School-Based Health Center-

University Nursing Partnership: How We Filled in the GAPS” Journal of School Nursing 27(6)404-410.

Drake, D; Baker, G; Pokorny, M; Rose, MA; Waters, W; Engelke, M; Swanson, M.(2010) "The

Association of BMI and Braden Total Score with the Occurrence of Pressure Ulcers" Journal of Wound,

Ostomy, & Continence Nursing Volume 37 - Issue 4 - p 367–371.

Engelke, M; Guttu, M; Warren, M. (2009) "Defining, Delivering, and Documenting the Outcomes of

Case Management by School Nurses” Journal of School Nursing 25(6): 417-426.

Marshburn, D., Engelke, M., & Swanson, M. (2009). Relationship of New Nurses' Perceptions and

Measured Performance-based Clinical Competence. Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing. 40(9):

426-432.

Drake, D; Baker, C; Engelke, M; McAuliffe, M; Pokorny, M; Swanson, M; Waters, W; Watkins, F; Rose,

M. (2008) “Challenges in Caring for the Morbidly Obese: Differences by Practice Setting”

Southern Online Journal of Nursing Research 8(3) available at:

http://snrs.org/publications/SOJNR_articles2/Vol08Num03Main.html (doctoral student)

Engelke, M; Guttu, M; Warren, M. (2008) “School Nurse Case Management for Children With

Chronic Illness: Health, Academic, and Quality of Life Outcomes” Journal of School Nursing 24:

205-214.

Scott, E; Engelke, M; Swanson, M. (2008) “New Graduate Nurse Transitioning: Necessary or Nice?”

Applied Nursing Research 21(2), 75-83 (doctoral student)

Wynn, J; Engelke, M; Swanson, M. (2009) “The Front Line of Patient Safety: Staff Nurses and Rapid

Response Team Calls”. Quality Management in Health Care 18(1): 40-47.

Engelke, M; Rose, M; Drake, D; Marshburn, D. (2007). “Building and Sustaining the Bariatric Nursing

Consortium” Bariatric Nursing and Surgical Patient Care. 2(4): 285-290.

Horns, P; Czaplijski, T; Engelke, M; Marshburn, D; McAuliffe, M; Baker, S. (2007) Leading through

collaboration: A regional academic/service partnership that works Nursing Outlook. 55(2), 74-78.

Stephenson, N; Swanson, M; Dalton, J; Keefe, F; Engelke, M. (2007). Partner-Delivered Reflexology:

Effects on Cancer Pain and Anxiety. Oncology Nursing Forum. 34(1), 127-132.

Rose, MA; Baker, G.; Drake, D.; Engelke, M; McAuliffe, M; Pokorny, M; Pozzuto, S.; Swanson, M;

Waters, W.; Watkins, F. (2007) A Comparison of Nurse Staffing Requirements for the Care of Morbidly

Obese and Non-Obese Patients in the Acute Care Setting. Bariatric Nursing and Surgical Patient Care.

2(1), 53-56.



School-Based Interventions for Children with Chronic Illnesses (2008) awarded by the Kate B.

Reynolds Health Care Trust ($309,030), principal investigator.

Building a Model School Health Program (2007) Consultation Contract with Bertie County

Schools ($75,000) with Dr. Alta Andrews, consultant

Case Management Services for School Age Children (2006) awarded by the Kate B Reynolds

Health Care Trust ($193,124) principal investigator

Partnering with Military Bases to Increase the Number of Men in Nursing submitted to the NC

Center for Nursing with Philip Julian (PI) ($10,000), co-investigator


Engelke, M (2011) “Overview of School-based Case Management” invited presentation to Tom

Ross, president of UNC System.

Engelke, M (2011) “An update of the IOM Future of Nursing Report” Greenville, NC

http://snrs.org/publications/SOJNR_articles2/Vol08Num03Main.html

http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob=GatewayURL&_method=citationSearch&_urlVersion=4&_origin=SDTOPTWOFIVE&_version=1&_piikey=S0897189706001467&md5=b2677bd8f739c7116288e356c13f4da8

Engelke, M; Guttu, M (2011) “Outcomes, Leadership, and Advocacy for School Nursing”

Durham, NC

Engelke, M; Guttu, M (2010) “School-based Case Management: Models and Resources” at the

American Federation of Teachers Leadership Development Conference Washington, DC.

Engelke, M (2010) “School-Based Case Management: Assessment, Intervention and Strategies”

Durham, NC and Wilmington NC.

Engelke, M; Guttu (2009) “SUCCESS: Case Management for Children with Chronic Illness.”

National Association of School Nursing, Boston, Massachusetts.

Engelke, M. (2009) “Case Management for School Nurses”, AHEC Workshop, Winston-Salem,

NC.

Engelke, M; Guttu (2008) “Case Management for Children with Chronic Illness.” National

Association of School Nurses, Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Engelke, M. (2008) “Case Management for School Nurses” School Nurse Leadership Institute.

Greenville, NC

Engelke, M; Guttu, M; Warren, M. (2007) “School-based Case Management for Children with

Chronic Illness” Sigma Theta Tau International Research Conference, Vienna, Austria




2011 - Present Associate Dean Research Council

2011 Search Committee for Quality Assurance Specialist

2011- Present Undergraduate Research Committee

2011 Research Development Grants Review Committee

2011- Present Center for Health Disparities Educational Core

2011- Present Review panel for James L. Talton Servant Leader Award

2010 Search Committee Associate Dean of Graduate Program

2010- Present SACS Public Service Work Group

2010- 2011 Health Care and Medical Innovation Task Force

2005- Present PCMH/ECU Advisory

2009-2010 Faculty Reassignment Work Group

2009-2010 Metabolic/Cardiovascular Research Institute Steering Committee

2008-2012 Judge for Research Week presentations

2008 Search Committee Founding Dean of the Dental School

2008 Task Force on the Scholarship of Engagement

2008-2011 Phi Kappa Phi Steering Committee

2007-2008 Planning Committee Carnegie Classification as an Engaged University

2007-2008 Search Committee for Inaugural Dean of the Dental School

2006-07 Organizational Structure Assessment Team

5. Other

Name: Jana L. Pressler

1. Rank: Professor & Associate Dean of Graduate Programs

2. Degrees:

PhD, Case Western Reserve Univ., Cleveland, OH, Nursing Infancy, 1986

MA, The University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA, Nursing of Children, 1977

BA, Bradley University, Peoria, IL, Nursing, 1975



Teaching: 25%

NURS 8260 State of Nursing Science, Fall, 2011 (PhD)

NURS 8255 Directed Research, Spring, 2012 (PhD)

NURS 9000 Dissertation, 2 Summer Sessions, 2012 (PhD)


Research

Plan to begin a research project at Vidant Medical Center on “Whispering as an Effective

Consoling Strategy with Fussy Babies”

Plan to submit for small research grant funding for “Whispering Consoling Strategy with Fussy

Hospitalized Infants” project.

Publications

Submitted one neonatal book chapter:

Kenner, C., & Pressler, J. L. (in press). Chapter 28. Trends in neonatal care delivery. In C.

Kenner & J. W. Lott (Eds.), Comprehensive neonatal nursing: A physiologic perspective (5th

ed.).

Philadelphia: Saunders.

Plan to submit one manuscript on “Multiple Steps and Vicissitudes of Conducting Research with

Hospitalized Neonates.”

Submit 6 Rx for Deans Column articles to Nurse Educator journal: (4 submitted as of 7/24/12)

Pressler, J. L., & Kenner, C. A. (2012). Supporting Student Success on the NCLEX-RN® Exam.

Nurse Educator, 37(3), 94-96.


Kenner, C. A., & Pressler, J. L. (2012). Social Media and the Dean. Nurse Educator, 37(4),

139-140.

Kenner, C. A., & Pressler, J. L. (2012). Deans’ Concerns regarding Turning Away Highly

Qualified Applicants. Nurse Educator, 37(5), in press.

Pressler, J. L., & Kenner, C. A. (2012). Interprofessional and Interdisciplinary Collaboration in

Nursing. Nurse Educator, 37(6), accepted for publication.

Service: 5%

Ex-Officio Member, AACN Master’s Essentials Task Force for revising Master’s core courses

Plan to submit the Family Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner concentration request to

the ECU CON and Graduate School for review

Working on NEPQR grant with Vidant Medical Center colleagues on either the use of

“rounding,” “simulation,” or an undetermined shelf product to support nursing interdisciplinary

research project development

Continuing to serve on ECU Graduate Council, Program Directors & Coordinators, Thesis &

Dissertation Awards, and Patent university-wide committees

Continuing to serve on MNRS Seed Grant, Dissertation, & New Investigator Review Committee,

Beta Nu Sigma Theta Tau International, Reviewer for Nurse Educator journal, and Reviewer for

MNRS Pediatric Nursing Awards Committee

Practice: 0%

Administration: 50%

Associate Dean for Graduate Program, East Carolina University, College of Nursing

Continuing to serve on ECUCON Dean’s Executive, Dean’s Advisory, GFO, GCC, Graduate

Nursing Science Department, Faculty Tenure and Promotion, CON Advisory, PhD Advisory,

DNP Task Force, and FPMHNP Task Force

Co-develop Appendix C for the GA of NC Board of Governors for ECU’s proposed DNP

program for review

Working on Advanced Nurse Education HRSA 3-year training grant for proposed Doctor of

Nursing Practice degree program for 2013 submission.

b. Courses

NURS 8260, State of Nursing Science

NURS 8255 Directed Research

NURS 9000 Dissertation

c. Graduate students supervisory experience (dissertations/theses)

Faculty advisor for ECU PhD students: Cynthia Herndon, Melissa Schwartz, and Takasha Railey

Served as ECU PhD candidacy exam member of Janice Floyd, Cynthia Herndon, and Melissa

Schwartz

DOCTORAL DISSERTATIONS

2012-ongoing Chair. “Infant Feeding Patterns and Predictors of Breast Feeding In Low Income

Rural Native American and African American Adolescent Mothers.” Cynthia Herndon, PhDc,

East Carolina University, Greenville, NC.

2012-ongoing Chair. “Digital Storytelling: A Three Part Exploration Using Historical,

Philosophical, and Ethical Methods.” Melissa R. Schwartz, PhDc, East Carolina University,

Greenville, NC.

2011 Member. “Managing diabetes: Perceptions of Vietnamese adults with diabetes.” Anna

Nguyen, PhD, University of Oklahoma College of Nursing, Oklahoma City, OK. PhD

dissertation chaired by Karethy Edwards, DrPH, APRN.

2011 Member. “African American women and their physical activity.” Kathleen Parker, PhD,

University of Oklahoma College of Nursing, Oklahoma City, OK. PhD dissertation chaired by

Karethy Edwards, DrPH, APRN.

2003-06 Member. “Assessing and identifying chronic pain in neonates.” Daphne Reavey, PhD

student, University of Missouri-Kansas City, Kansas City, MO. PhD dissertation chaired by

Peggy Ward-Smith, PhD RN.

MASTER’S THESES

2007 Member. “A comparison of premature infants using SNAP or TPN for length of hospital

stay and weight gain.” Jamie White, Master’s student, The University of Oklahoma, College of

Nursing, Oklahoma City, OK, unpublished master’s thesis.


years)


Pressler, J. L. , Orlando, S. M., & McGrath, J. M. (2010). Interdisciplinary competency

validation. In NANN, C. Kenner & J. McGrath (Eds.), Developmental care of newborns and

infants (2nd

ed., pp. 283-307). Philadelphia: Elsevier.

Pressler, J. L., Turnage-Carrier, C. S., & Kenner, C. A. (2010). Developmental care—State of

the science. In NANN, C. Kenner & J. McGrath (Eds.), Developmental care of newborns and

infants (2ndt

ed., pp. 1-18). Philadelphia: Elsevier.

Pressler, J. L., & Kenner, C. A. (2009). The NNP DNP shortage: Transforming Neonatal Nurse

Practitioners into DNPs. Journal of Perinatal and Neonatal Nursing, 23(3), 272-278.

Pressler, J. L., & Kenner, C. A. (2009). Starting small and early for research funding. Nurse

Educator, 34(4), 141-142.

Kenner, C. A., & Pressler, J. L. (2009). Performance evaluations and literacy. Nurse Educator,

34(6).

Pressler, J. L., & Kenner, C. A. (2009). Embracing new directions in curricula and teaching.

Nurse Educator, 34(2), 49-50.

Kenner, C., Lewis, J. A., Pressler, J. L., & Little, C. M. (2008). Neonatal genetic testing is more

than screening. Critical Care Nursing Clinics of North America, 20(2), 233-237.

Pressler, J. L., & Kenner, C. A. (2008). Avoiding “too little, too late” in supporting faculty

research. Nurse Educator, 33(5), 187-189.

Kenner, C., Lewis, J. A., Pressler, J. L., & Little, C. M. (2008). Neonatal genetic testing is more

than screening. Critical Care Nursing Clinics of North America, 20(2), 233-237.

Pressler, J. L. (2008). Classification of major newborn birth injuries. Journal of Perinatal &

Neonatal Nursing, 22(1), 60-67.

Kenner, C. A., Pressler, J. L., & White, J. J. (2008). The Open Door Policy: Good or bad for

whom? Nurse Educator, 33(2), 49-50.

Kenner, C. A., Pressler, J. L., & Eschiti, V. (2008). Addressing excellence of faculty teaching

and research. Nurse Educator, 33(4), 143-144.



Doctoral Training Grants from HRSA

Funded - 07/01/10 Project Director. “Distance Accessible DNP Program in Oklahoma,” J. L.

Pressler (Project Director). Advanced Nursing Education grant application submitted to HRSA

by The University of Oklahoma College of Nursing, Oklahoma City, OK. Direct costs of three-

year budget, D09HP10420, $852,140; 7/01/10 to 06/30/13.

Funded – 07/02/08 Project Director. “Advancing the Nursing PhD in Oklahoma,” J. L. Pressler

(Project & Program Director). Advanced Nursing Education grant application submitted to

HRSA by The University of Oklahoma College of Nursing, Oklahoma City, OK. Direct costs of

three-year budget, D09HP18986, $673,535; 07/02/08 to 07/01/11.


International:

Lamontagne, L. L., Hepworth, J. T., Cohen, F., & Pressler, J. L. (2 July, 2008). Innovative

adolescent peer-focused interventions targeting recovery from scoliosis surgery. Guided Poster

Session 2: Nursing across the Life Course presented at the International Nursing Research

Conference-Facing the Challenge of Health Care Systems in Transition, Jerusalem, Israel.

Pressler, J. L. (1 July 2008). Classification of major newborn birth injuries. Paper presented at

the International Nursing Research Conference-Facing the Challenge of Health Care Systems in

Transition, Jerusalem, Israel.

Pressler, J. L. (2006, October). Advanced education and advanced roles for neonatal nurses.

Podium presentation at the First Russian Neonatal Conference, St. Petersburg, Russia.

National:

Pressler, J. L., & Rosenfeld, E. (2004, March). The Stockholm study tour: Scientific

breakthroughs and Nobel laureates II. Paper presented at the Innovations in International

Education–The Third Schreyer National Honors Conference, University Park, PA.

Regional:

Pressler, J. L., Cook, J. A., Hepworth, J. T., Croland, J., Drummet-Croland, T., & Rudloff, L.

(2003, March). A retrospective study of the incidence and intensity of newborn birth injuries.

Poster presented at the University of Missouri Life Sciences Institute, Columbia, MO.

d. Patents/disclosures/copyrights - N/A


Developed a collaborative PhD program in Nursing at the University of Oklahoma. Collaborative

partners included doctoral nursing faculty at the University of Colorado-Denver and the

University of Minnesota.


Oklahoma, Community-Based

10/09-7/11 Member, Nursing Education & Practice Subcommittee, Oklahoma Board of Nursing

6/06-7/08 Member, Perinatal State Work Group

5/06-5/08 Advisory Member, Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies Coalition

5. Other

Name: Mary Ann Rose

1. Rank: Professor

2. Degrees:

Ed.D. North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina, USA, Adult Education, 1982

MSN Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio, USA, Community Health

Nursing, 1974

BSN Georgetown University, Washington, DC, USA, Nursing, 1963




Teaching: 10%


Service: 0%

Practice: 0%

Administration: 50%

b. Courses

NURS 6208, Health Promotion and Primary Prevention

NURS 6002, Advanced Practice Nursing in Complex Organizations (several semesters)


2012 – Thesis/Dissertation Committee – Member. Committee member for dissertation of

doctoral student Bobby Lowery.

2010 - Thesis / Dissertation Committee - Member. 1 student, Committee member for dissertation

of doctoral student Kim Crickmore


years)


Miles, J., Anderson, D.P., Kirkpatrick, M.K., Pories, M.L., Waters, W., Watkins, F., Pokorny, M.,

Rose, M.A. (2012). Barriers to transition of obese patients from hospital to community. The

American Journal of Managed Care. 18(6):e234-237.


Swanson, M., Rose, M.A., Baker, G., Drake, D., Engelke, M., Pokorny, M., Waters, W., Watkins,

F. (2011). Braden subscales and their relationship to the prevalence of pressure ulcers in

hospitalized obese patients. Journal of Bariatric Nursing and Surgical Patient Care. 6(1):21-23.

Rose, M. A., Pokorny, M., Waters, W., Watkins, F., Drake, D. J. , Kirkpatrick, M. (2010).

Nurses Perceptions of Safety Concerns When Caring for Obese Patients. Journal of Bariatric

Nursing and Surgical Patient Care. 5(3):243-247.

Drake, D. J., Baker, G., Pokorny, M., Rose, M., Waters, W., Watkins, Engelke, (2010). The

Association of BMI and Braden Total Score on the Occurrence of Pressure Ulcers. Journal of

Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing. 37(4):367-371..

Rose, M. A., Pokorny, M., & Drake, D. J. (2009). Preventing Pressure Ulcers in the Morbidly

Obese: In Search of an Evidence Base. Journal of Bariatric Nursing and Surgical Patient Care,

4 (3).

Pokorny, M., Scott, E., Rose, M., Baker, G., Swanson, M., Waters, W., Watkins, F., Drake, D.

(2009). Challenges in Caring for Morbidly Obese Patients: Managing Activities for Daily Living

at Home. Home Health Care Nurse, 27 (1), 43-52.

Rose, M. A. & Drake, D. J. (2009). One Size Does Not Fit All: CMS Payment Suspension Does

Not Consider the Unique Risks and Challenges of the Morbidly Obese. Surgery for Obesity and

Related Diseases, 5 (519-520).

Drake, D. J., Baker, G., Engelke, M., McAuliffe, M., Pokorny, M., Pozzuto, S., Swanson, M.,

Waters, W., Watkins, F., Rose, MA. (2008). Challenges in Caring for the Morbidly Obese: Do

They Differ by Practice Setting? Southern Online Journal of Nursing Research, 8 (3).

Rose, M. A., Drake, D., Baker, G., Watkins, F., Waters, W., Pokorny, M. (2008). Care for

Morbidly Obese Patients: Safety Considerations for Nurse Administrators. Nursing

Management, 47-50.

Rose, M. A. & Drake, D. J. (2008). Best Practices in Skin Care of the Bariatric Patient. Journal

of Bariatric Nursing and Surgical Patient Care, 3 (2), 129-141.

Rose, M. A., Baker, G., Denton, P., Drake, D., McAuliffe, M., Pokorny, M., Waters, W.,

Watkins, F. (2008). Skin Condition of the Hospitalized Patient: A Pilot Study with Unexpected

Results. National Association of Bariatric Nurses Annual Conference, 3 (4), Mary Ann Liebert

Publishers, 264.

Engelke, M., Rose, M., Drake, D. J. , & Marshburn, D. (2007). Building and Sustaining the

Bariatric Nursing Research Consortium. Journal of Bariatric Nursing and Surgical Patient

Care, 2 (4), 285-290.

Rose, M. A., Baker, G., Drake, D., Engelke, M., McAuliffe, M., Marie Pokorny, Susan Pozzuto,

Mel Swanson, Wanda Waters, and Frank Watkins, (2007). A Comparison of Nurse Staffing

Requirements for the Care of Morbidly Obese and Non-Obese Patients in the Acute Care Setting.

Journal of Bariatric Nursing and Surgical Patient Care, 2 (1), 53-56.

Cooper, C., Sarvey, S., Collier, D., Willson, C., Rose, M., Green, I., Pories, ML, Escott-Stump,

S., Pories, W. (2006). For Comparison: experience with a children’s obesity camp. . Surgery for

Obesity and Related Diseases, 2, 622-626.

Rose, M. A., Baker, G., Engelke, M., Drake, D., McAuliffe, M., Marie Pokorny, Susan Pozzuto,

Mel Swanson, Wand Waters, Frank Watkins., (2006). Nurse Staffing Requirements for Care of

Morbidly Obese Patients in the Acute Care Setting. Journal of Bariatric Nursing and Surgical

Patient Care, 1 (2), 115-121.

Rose, M. A., Baker, G., Drake, D., Engelke, M., McAuliffe, M., Susan Pozzuto, Mel Swanson,

Wanda Waters, Frank Watkins, Marie Pokorny, (2006). Nurse Staffing Requirements for Care of


Patient Care, 1 (2), 115-121.

Drake, D. J., Engelke, M., McAuliffe, M., Dutton, K., Rose, M., Drake, Daniel; Dutton, Kathy;

Engelke, Martha; McAuliffe, M; Rose, Mary Ann, (2005). Challenges that nurses face in caring

for morbidly obese patients in the acute care setting. Surgery for Obesity and Related Diseases,

1, 462-466.

Rose, M. (2005). Teens: Rural, Obese and Poor: Lessons We Learned in Wal-Mart. Pediatric

Nursing, 31, 32-34.



2009 - Rose, M. A. & Drake, D.J., Magnet Prize Funds ( $1,500), Funding will be used to gather

preliminary data for a study testing the feasibility of using the actigraph to measure activity in the

morbidly obese patient., Pitt County Memorial Hospital.

2008 - Rose, M. A. & Drake, D.J., Safety Concerns in Caring for the Morbidly Obese ( $817),

Collaborative Research Day: School of Nursing and Pitt County Memorial Hospital.


Rose, M. (2005). Meeting Report: Second Annual Meeting and Conference of the National

Association of Bariatric Nurses, November 6-8, 2005. Journal of Bariatric Nursing and

Surgical Patient Care, 1, 59-60.

Rose, M. A. (2008, October). Skin Condition of the Hospitalized Patient: A Pilot Study with

Unexpected Results. National Association of Bariatric Nurses Annual Comference, Nashville,

Tennessee.

Rose, M. A., Drake, D. J. , Baker, G., Pokorny, M., McAuliffe, M., Frank Watkins; Wanda

Waters, (2008, October). Skin Care in the Morbidly Obese: Beginning Development of an

Evidence-Base for Practice. State of the Science Congress in Nursing Research, Washington, DC,

United States of America.

Rose, M. A., Drake, D. J. , Baker, G., McAuliffe, M., Pokorny, M., Wanda Waters; Frank

Watkins, (2008, October). Safe Practices in Care of the Morbidly Obese: Building an Evidence

Base. State of the Science Congress in Nursing Research, Washington, DC, United States of

America.

Scott, E., Drake, D. J. , Pokorny, M., Watkins, F., Baker, G., Rose, M.A., Swanson, M.,

McAuliffe, M., Engelke, M. (2008, October). Morbidly Obese Patients at Home: More Staff and

Equipment Needed. National Association of Bariatric Nurses Annual Conference, Nashville,

Tennessee.




2010: Served as an external reviewer for tenure application at Florida Atlantic

University College of Nursing who was applying for tenure and promotion to associate

professor. His area is bariatric nursing research, Boca Raton, Florida (National).

2011- 2006: National Association of Bariatric Nurses Annual Conferences, Substantial

involvement in planning and executing these annual conferences.

5. Other

Name: Elaine Scott


2. Degrees:

PhD. East Carolina University, Greenville, NC 27858, Nursing, 2005

MSN University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Greensboro, NC 27410, Nursing Administration, 1991

BSN University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Greensboro, NC 27410, 1977




Teaching: 50%


Service: 20%

Practice: 0%

Administration: 0%

b. Courses

2010 - Students Advised. 75 students, Distance Education Nursing Leadership Concentration

MSN students, 5 PhD Students

2010 - Supervised Research (GRAD). 3 students, Facilitated Directed Research with 3 PhD

Students

NURS 6973 - Management of Human Resources and Professional Relationships

NURS 6983 - Administrative and Organizational Theory and Ethics: Applications in Nursing

Leadership

NURS 6993 - Advanced Nursing Synthesis


2010 - Dissertation Committee - Chair. 1 student, Mary Chatman

2009/2010 – Dissertation Committee – Member. 1 student Cheryl Duke



years)


Scott, E. S. (2010). Perspectives on healthcare leader and leadership development. Journal of

HealthCare Leadership, 210:(2), 83-90.

Pokorny, M., Scott, E. S., Rose, M., Baker, G., & Swanson, M. (2009). Challenges in caring for

morbidly obese patients. Home Health Care Nurse, 27 (1), 43-52.

Scott, E. S., Pokorny, M. E. , Rose, M. A. , & Watkins, F. (2009). Safe Hand Offs for the

Morbidly Obese. Bariatric Nursing and Surgical Patient Care.

Scott, E. S. & Cleary, B. (2008). Letter to the Editor: Response to AACN commentary. Nursing

Outlook, 56 (2).

Scott, E. S. & Craig, J. (2008). Analysis of ANA's Draft Scope and Standards of Practice for

Nurse Administrators. Journal of Nursing Administration, 38 (9).

Scott, E. S., Engelke, M. K., & Swanson, M. (2008). New Graduate Transitioning: Necessary or

Nice? Applied Nursing Research.

Scott, E. S. & Smith, S. (2008). Group Mentoring: A Transition-to-Work Strategy. Journal of

Nursing Staff Development.

Scott, E. S. (2007). Emotional Intelligence: What it is and how to get it. American Nurse Today.

Scott, E. S. (2007). Nursing Administration Graduate Programs in the United States. Journal of

Nursing Administration, 37 (11).

Scott, E. S. & Cleary, B. L. (2007). Professional Polarities in Nursing. Nursing Outlook, 55 (5).

Scott, E. S. (2005). Teaching New Graduate Nurses the Tricks of the Trade. Tar Heel Nurse.

Scott, E. S. (2005). Peer-to-Peer Mentoring: Teaching Collegiality. Nurse Educator, 30 (2), 52-

56.



2010 – Scott, E.S., Pitt Memorial Hospital Foundation ($15,000), Leadership for the 21st Century

2010 - Scott, E. S., BB&T Leadership Enhancement Fund ($20,000), East Carolina Center for

Nursing Leadership.

2009 – Scott, E.S. HRSA – Nurse Education, Practice, Quality & Retention Program ($761,733)

not funded

2009 - Scott, E. S., Wynn, J., & Hofler, L., Research Utilization and Valuing Patterns in Nurse

Managers ( $1,000), Pitt County Memorial Hospital and ECU College of Nursing.

2009 - Scott, E. S., BB&T Leadership Enhancement Fund ($20,000), BB&T Leadership

Enhancement Funds.

2007 - Scott, E. S., East Carolina Center for Nursing Leadership ($20,000), The ECCNL has as

its overall goal the development of leadership behaviors that promote partnership and

collaboration among undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, and practicing nurses in the 29

county region of eastern NC. , BB&T Leadership Enhancement Fund.

2007 - Scott, E. S., Partners in Rural Nursing - PRN ($375,000), PRI-Robert Wood Johnson

Foundation.

2006 - Scott, E. S., East Carolina Center for Nursing Leadership ($20,000), BB&T Leadership

Enhancement Fund.

2005 - Scott, E. S., Nurse Manager’s Attitudes, Needs, and Barriers to Returning to School (

$500), ECU School of Nursing Creative Research Award.

2005 - Scott, E. S., Leadership Issues Facing African-American Nurse Managers ($750), Sigma

Theta Tau - Beta Nu Chapter.


Scott, E. S. (2009). Partners for Rural Nursing. International Nursing Administration Research

Conference (INARC), Baltimore, Maryland.

Scott, E. S. (2010). Minority Nurses: An Untapped Resource in America. NC Nursing

Association, Raleigh, North Carolina.




2010: Council on Graduate Education in Administrative Nursing (CGEAN) (International) VP

of Programs

2010: Journal of Healthcare Leadership (International) Editorial Board

2010: Sigma Theta Tau International (International) Beta Nu President (State)

2010: Foundation for Nursing Excellence (State) – Advisory Council

2009: Council on Graduate Education in Administrative Nursing (CGEAN) (National).

2009: Journal of HealthCare Leadership (International).

2009: NC Organization of Nurse Leaders, Research Committee (State).

2008-2007: Council on Graduate Education in Administrative Nursing (CGEAN), Nominating

Committee (National).

2008-2005: NC Organization of Nurse Leaders (State).

2006-2005: Council on Graduate Education in Administrative Nursing (CGEAN), Nominating

Committee (National).

5. Other

2010: North Carolina Nurses Association (State)

2010: American Organization of Nurse Executives (National)

Name: Bobby Lowery

1. Rank: Clinical Associate Professor

2. Degrees:

PhD East Carolina University, Greenville, NC, Nursing, 2012

MN Emory University, Atlanta, GA, Nursing, FNP, 1992

BSN East Carolina University, Greenville, NC, Nursing, 1985




Teaching: 20%


Service: 20%

Practice: 20%

Administration: 30%

b. Courses

NURS 6614 Primary Care of Adults

NURS 6613 Advanced NP Role Development

NURS 6619 Advanced Practice Nursing Practicum: Primary Care of Childbearing

and Childrearing Families

NURS 6623 Advanced Practice Nursing Practicum: Specialty Care of Adults



years)



Lowery, B., & Varnam, D. (2011). Physician supervision and insurance reimbursement: Policy

implications for nurse practitioner practice in North Carolina. N C Med J., 72(4), 310.

http://www.ncmedicaljournal.com/archives/?72414

Lowery, B. D. (2010). "Interagency Collaboration: A strategy for Obesity Policy Success,"

Bariatric Nursing and Surgical Patient Care. December 2010, 5(4): 331-334.

doi:10.1089/bar.2010.9989.

Lowery, B. D. (2010). Medical Home Concept: Policy Implications for an Integrated

Approach in Obesity Management. Bariatric Nursing and Surgical Patient Care, 5 (1),

89-91.

Lowery, B. D. (2009). Obesity Policy Spotlight: New Trends in Obesity Policy.

Bariatric Nursing and Surgical Patient Care, 4 (4), 325-6.

Lowery, B. D. (2009). Obesity Policy Spotlight: Childhood Obesity. Bariatric Nursing

and Surgical Patient Care, 4 (3), 237-39.

Lowery, B. D. (2009). Obesity, Bariatric Nursing and the Policy Process: The

Connecting Points for Patient Advocacy. Bariatric Nursing and Surgical Patient Care,

4 (1), 133-38.

Bette, F. & Bobby, L. (2009). Precepting Students: What Works Best? NCNA Annual Nurse

Practitioner Symposium.

Lowery, B. D. (2009). Consumer Access to NP Services: Where Do we Go From Here? NCNA

Annual Nurse Practitioner Symposium.

Lowery, B. D. (2008). The nurse practitioner profession: origins, evolution and vision. Raleigh

School of Nurse Anesthesia.

Adcock, G. B., Bruton-Maree, N., Lowery, B., Moore, L., & Simon, S. (2008). Advanced

practice nurse coalition: considerations for a new organizational model. NC Advanced Practice

Nurse Coalition Meeting.

Lowery, B. D. (2007). Child abuse and neglect. Local Continuing Education Workshop; Wayne

Memorial Hospital.

Lowery, B. D. (2007). Regulatory, political and clinical practice issues impacting NP practice in

NC; NCNA updates. Tetra County APRN Coalition Conference.

Lowery, B. D. (2007). Regulatory, political and clinical practice issues impacting NP practice in

NC; NCNA Updates. Metrolina Coalition of Nurse Practitioners Fall Conference.

Leonard, B., Lane, H., Steele, L., Elesha-Adams, M., Lowery, B., Ott, Melissa; Steele, James;

Skipper, Michelle. (2007). Perceptions of Nurse Practitioner Students Learning Experiences, Self-

Efficacy, and Clinical Skills using Standardized Patients. Nurse Practitioner Spring Symposium.


Skipper, Michelle, (2007). Perceptions of Nurse Practitioner Students Learning Experiences,

Self-Efficacy, and Clinical Skills using Standardized Patients. American Academy of Nurse

Practitioners Annual Conference.

http://www.ncmedicaljournal.com/archives/?72414

http://online.liebertpub.com/doi/full/10.1089/bar.2010.9989


Skipper, Michelle, (2007). The Quality of Life of Patients Enrolled in a Multidisciplinary Heart

Failure Clinic. American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Annual Conference.



Self-Efficacy, and Clinical Skills using Standardized Patients. 2007 Masters Education

Conference.

Lowery, B. D. (2006). Political initiatives impacting APRN practice in NC. NC Chapter of

American College of Nurse Midwives.

Lowery, B. D. (2006). NP Curriculum Strategies: Challenges and triumphs in an era of

diminishing faculty workforce. NONPF 23rd Annual Meeting.

Lowery, B. D. (2006). Healthy patients, healthy practice, healthy politics: Opportunities for

involvement in the improvement of NP practice in NC. Nurse Practitioner Spring Symposium.

Lowery, B. D. (2006). Chair's state of the council address, 2006. Nurse Practitioner Spring

Symposium.

Lowery, B. D. (2006). Testimony: House bill draft entitled strengthen NC medical board. NC

General Assembly House Select Committee on Health Care-Subcommittee on safety, quality and

accountability.

Lowery, B. D. (2006). Using your GPS to fine tune your practice setting. APRN Summit.

Lowery, B. D. (2006). Issues affecting NP practice in NC. Wake Central Regional NP Group.



Self-Efficacy, and Clinical Skills using Standardized Patients. AACN Master's Education Annual

Conference.


Skipper, Michelle, (2006). The Quality of Life of Patients Enrolled in a Multidisciplinary Heart

Failure Clinic. Annual Interdisciplinary Research Day, Regional Rehabilitation Center and East

Carolina University.

Lowery, B. D. (2005). Men's health: A national crisis in healthcare. American Assembly for

Men in Nursing--Local Chapter Meeting.



Funded

2009 - Lowery, B. D., Sigma Theta Tau Beta Nu Research and Creativity Award, The purpose of

this study is to explore the relationship between NP regulation and access to healthcare. The

hypothesis of this study predicts that restrictive NP regulation decreases access to healthcare

through artificial barriers restricting unencumbered consumer access to NP delivered healthcare,

PRI-Sigma Theta Tau International - Honor Society of Nursing.





2009: NCNA NP Executive Council Legislative Liaison Task Force, Monitor legislative

activity and focus on statutory changes needed in North Carolina including but not

limited to developing and maintaining relationships with elected representatives for

influence in political process., Raleigh, North Carolina (State).

2008: NC Advanced Practice Nurse Coalition, Elected as chair for the NC Advanced

Practice Nurse Coalition, Raleigh, North Carolina (State).

2008-2005: NONPF, NONPF member, Goldsboro, North Carolina (National).

2008-2004: Advanced Practice Nurse Coalition, NP representative to the NC Advanced Practice

Nurse Coalition. Address regulatory, legislative and clinical practice issues impacting NP practice

and consumer access to healthcare, Raleigh, North Carolina (State).

2008-1994: American Academy of Nurse Practitioners, member & state representative for two

consecutive terms (6/99-6/03), Goldsboro, North Carolina (National).

2008-1992: NCNA Council of Nurse Practitioners, Active member of the NCNA Council of

Nurse Practitioners, Raleigh, North Carolina (State).

2007-2003: NCNA Executive Council of Nurse Practitioners, Leadership roles as Vice-Chair

(2003) and Chair (2004-2007), Raleigh, North Carolina (State).

'Serving the Public through Regulatory Excellence', Raleigh, North Carolina (State).

5. Other

Name: Carol Winters

1. Rank: Professor

2. Degrees:

PhD. University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, Higher Education, 1985

MSN University of NC Greensboro, Greensboro, NC, Nursing Education & Parent /Newborn

Nursing, 1978

BSN University of NC Greensboro, Greensboro, NC, Nursing, 1974

B.A. (Hons) Greensboro, Greensboro, NC, Philosophy & Religion, 1971




Teaching: 75%


Service: 10%

Practice: 0%

Administration: 0%

b. Courses

NURS 6904 Education Concepts, Theories and Strategies in Nursing; Online course

NURS 6903 Curriculum Development in Nursing; Online Course

NURS 4150, Nursing Leadership

NURS 6903 Curriculum Development in Nursing Education



2009 - Thesis / Dissertation Committee - Member. 1 student, PhD Dissertation Committee;

Diana G. Bond

2007 - Thesis / Dissertation Committee - Member. The Relationship Between Student Nurses'

Perceptions of Caring Dimensions and Caring Self-Efficacy, Dr. Frances C. Spohn, Frances

Payne Bolton School of Nursing, Case Western Reserve University, November 7, 2007

2007 - Thesis / Dissertation Committee - Member. Demands of Immigration Among Nurses from

Canada and the Philippines, Dr. Linda A. Victorino Beechinor, Frances Payne Bolton School of

Nursing, Case Western Reserve University, February 19, 2007


years)


Winters-Moorhead, C. E., Eason, F., Smith, L. D., & Anderson, L. M. (2010). NLN Core

Competencies: Learner Development and Role Expectation. 2010 NLN Education Summit.

Ware, S. & Carol, W. E. (2009). Two worlds apart: Experiential learning in Ghana. Journal of

National Black Nurses' Association, 20 (1), 66-71.

Winters-Moorhead, C. E. & Kooker, B. M. (2008). Four Indicators for monitoring Progress in

Addressing the Registered Nurse Workforce Shortage in Hawai'i. Hawaii Medical Journal, 67

(12), 322-325.



2008 - Winters-Moorhead, C., Eason, F., Baker, G., & Peele, H., Nursing Education: The

National League for Nursing Core Competencies of Nurse Educators and the Certified Nurse

Educator Credential, Phase I: Graduate Nurse Educators' Perceptions of their Preparation for the

Nurse Educator Role Relative to the Performance Expectations of their Current Nurse Educator

Positions; Phase II: Students' Perceptions of their Preparation for the Nurse Educator Role.


2009: Get Connected, 2009 North Carolina Distance Learning Association (NCDLA) Virtual

Conference, April 20-May 1, 2009 http://www.usdla-nc.org (State).




2009: Sigma Theta Tau International Nurse Faculty Mentored Leadership Development

Program, June 2009-November 2011 Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of

Nursing and Elsevier Foundation, inaugural Nurse Faculty Mentored Leadership

Development (NFMLD) Program, Expert Faculty, Indianapolis, Indiana (International).

2009: SACS Commission on Colleges, Substantive Change Committee, September 23-25, 2008,

Tyler, Texas (Regional).

2005: Health Care Association of Hawaii (HAH), Task Force on RN and Health Care Staffing,

1991-2006, Honolulu, Hawaii (State).

2005: The Hawaii State Center for Nursing, Workforce Data Collaborative (State).

5. Other

Name: Darlene Elizabeth Jesse


2. Degrees:

PhD. University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Knoxville, TN, Nursing, 1999

MSN Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN, Nursing, 1988

Other Meharry Medical School, Nashville, TN, Certificate, Nurse Midwifery, 1979

A.A. Tennessee State University, Nashville, TN, Nursing, 1975

B.S. University of Minnesota, Duluth, MN, Speech Therapy, 1966




Teaching: 50%


Service: 2.5%

Practice: 7.5%

Administration: 0%

b. Courses

NURS 8260: State of Clinical Nursing Science

NURS 6109: Introduction to Nurse-Midwifery Professional Roles and Issues (several semesters)

NURS 3331: Nursing Care of Families during the Childbearing Phase

NURS 6993 Advanced Nursing Synthesis (several semesters)

NURS 6116: Nurse-Midwifery Management: Postpartal Care and Neonatal Care

NURS 3150: Undergraduate Nursing Research.

NURS 8260: State of Clinical Nursing Science.

NURS 6118: Nurse-Midwifery Professional Roles and Issues

NURS 7003. Research of Health Disparities/Inequities

NURS 6001: Philosophical Perspectives and Theoretical Bases of Advanced Nursing Practice


NURS 6113: Nurse-Midwifery Management: Antepartal Care

Student Assign-Independent Studies. 1 student, 3 hour independent study to help a doctoral

student who failed her comps. 2009


2010: Doctoral Exam Preparation/Grading. PhD in Nursing Candidacy Exam for Gloria Baker

(repeat)

2009: Doctoral Exam Preparation/Grading. PhD in Nursing Candidacy Exam for Gloria Baker

2008: Doctoral Exam Preparation/Grading. PhD Program in Nursing Candidacy Exam for Kim

Crickmore


years)


Jesse, D. E., Blanchard, A., Bunch, S., Dolbier, C., Hodgson, J., Melvin S. Swanson, (2010). A

pilot study to reduce risk for antepartum depression among women in a public health prenatal

clinic, Issues in Mental Health Nursing. Issues in Mental Health Nursing, 31, 355-364.

Jesse, D. E., Swanson, M. S. , Newton, E. R. , & Morrow, J. (2009). Racial Disparities in Bio-

Psychosocial Factors And Spontaneous Preterm Birth Among Rural Low Income Women.

Journal of Midwifery & Women's Health, 54 (1), 35-42.

Jesse, D. E., Morrow, J., Dennis, t., & Herring, D. (2009). Translating Research to Prevent

Antenatal Depression in a Public Health Prenatal Clinic: A Model Approach. Journal of Public

Health Management and Practice, 15 (2), 160-166.

Blanchard, A., Hodgson, J., Gunn, W., Jesse, D. Elizabeth, & White, M. (2009). Understanding

Social Support and the Couple's Relationship among Women with Depressive Symptoms in

Pregnancy. Issues in Mental Health Nursing, 30 (12), 764-76.

Jesse, D. E., Dolbier, C. L. , & Blanchard, A. (2008). Barriers to Seeking Help and Treatment

Suggestions for Prenatal Depressive Symptoms: Focus Groups with Rural Low-Income Women.

Issues in Mental Health Nursing, 29, 3-19.

Jesse, D. E. & Swanson , M. S. (2007). Risks and Resources Associated with Antepartum Risk

for Depression among Rural Southern Women. Nursing Research, 56 (6), 378-386.

Jesse, D. E., Schoneboom, C., & Blanchard, A. (2007). The Effect of Faith or Spirituality in

Pregnancy: A Content Analysis. Journal of Holistic Nursing, 25, 151-8.

Jesse, D. E., Graham, M., & Swanson, M. (2006). Psychological and Spiritual Factors Associated

with Smoking and Substance Use during Pregnancy in African-American and Caucasian Low-

Income Women. JOGNN Journal of Obstetrics Gynecology and Neonatal Nursing, 35, 68-77.

Jesse, D. E., Taleff, J., Payne, P., Cox, R., & Steele, L. (2006). Reusable Units of Learning: An

Innovative Teaching Strategy for Online Nursing Education. International Journal of Nursing

Education Scholarship, 3 (1), article 28.

Jesse, D. & Graham, M. F. (2005). Are You Often Sad and Depressed?: Brief Measures to

Identify Women at Risk for Depression in Pregnancy. MCN Am J Matern Child Nurs, 30, 40-45.

Jesse, D., Walcott-McQuigg, J., Mariella, A., & Swanson, M. (2005). Risks and protective

factors associated with symptoms of depression in low-income African American and Caucasian

women during pregnancy . Journal of Midwifery and Women's Health, 50, 405-410.

Jesse, D. E. (2008). Insight: A Pilot Study For Pregnant Low-Income Women With Depressive

Symptoms In Rural Eastern North Carolina. 5th annual Mills Symposium.

Jesse, D. E. (2007). Race, Psychosocial, and Spiritual Factors Associated with Depressive

Symptoms among Rural Southern Pregnant Women. Southern Nurses Research Society (SNRS).

Jesse, D. E., Blanchard, A., Hanley, V., Dennis, T., & Herring, D. (2007). Collaborative

Research to Identify and Intervene with Pregnant Women at Risk for Depression in a Public

Health Setting. 16h Annual Collaborative Nursing Research Day.

Collins, S., Behm, M., Southworth, ., Connell, E., & Jesse, D. E. (2007). Centra Success-Web

conferencing E-Learning Platform. Teaching and Learning with Technology Conference,

Building Connections, UNC, Hilton North Raleigh, NC.

Bagley, R., Hutcherson, J., & Jesse, D. E. (2007). From Telephone to Blackboard. Teaching

and Learning with Technology Conference, Building Connections, UNC, Hilton North Raleigh,

NC, 66.

Jesse, D. E. (2007). Bio-Psychosocial-Spiritual Factors Associated with Risk for Depression

among Rural Southern Pregnant Women . 8th Annual Women's Health Research Day,

University of North Carolina, the North Carolina Program for Women's Health and Research....

Jesse, D. E., Dolbier, C., Hodgson, J., Bunch, S., & Blanchard, A. (2007). Pilot Study of a

Cognitive-Behavioral Intervention in Pregnancy for Low-Income Rural Women with Depressive

Symptoms. 8th Annual Women's Health Research Day, University of North Carolina, the North

Carolina Program for Women's Health and Research....

Jesse, D., Blanchard, A., & Dolbier, C. (2006). Focus Groups: Coping with feelings during

Pregnancy . Proceedings 15th Annual Collaborative Research Day Greenville NC, 60.

Jesse, D., Blackman, J., Nguyen, J., & Swanson, M. (2005). Influence of Depressive Symptoms

and Substance Use on Breastfeeding Initiation. 14th Annual Collaborative Research Day, East

Carolina School of Nursing, 44.

Jesse, D. & Friend, T. (2005). Embracing the Role of Peer Critique in a Community of

Midwifery Science (COMS). Proceedings American College of Nurse-midwives, 50th Annual

meeting, Washington, DC, 23.

Jesse, D., Taleff, J., Hutcherson, J., Payne, P., & Lang, J. (2005). Reusable Units of Learning: An

Innovative Teaching Strategy for Online Nurse-Midwifery Education. 27th Annual Congress of

the International Confederation of Midwives, 129.

Jesse, D., Taleff, J., Hutcherson, J., Payne, P., & Lang, J. (2005). Reusable Learning Units:

Maximizing the Efficient Use of Faculty and Educational Resources. Teaching with Technology

2005: A Think-In of Best Practices., 12.

Jesse, D., Schoneboom, C., & Blanchard, A. (2005). Content Analysis of the Spiritual Domain of

the HOPE Theory. Journal of Midwifery and Women's Health, 50, 442.

Jesse, D., Blackman, J., Nguyen, J., & Swanson, M. (2005). Influence of Depressive Symptoms

and Substance Use On Breastfeeding Initiation. Journal of Midwifery and Women's Health, 50,

439.



Funded

2010 – Jesse, D. E., A Public Health Program to Reduce Risk of Antepartum Depression”

($640,742). Co-investigators: Swanson, M., Bunch, S., and Newton, E.

2008 - Jesse, D. E., Insight-Plus: A Cognitive Behavioral Intervention Pilot Study for Pregnant

African-American and Caucasian Low-Income Women with Depressive Symptoms, a ( $4,000),

Pitt County Health Department.

2008 - Jesse, D. E., Rivers International Travel Grant ( $500), ECU International Travel fund to

present teaching and research posters at the International Confederation of Midwives in Glasgow

Scotland summer 2008.

2007 - Jesse, D. E., Insight-Plus: A Cognitive Behavioral Intervention Pilot Study for Pregnant

African-American and Caucasian Low-Income Women with Depressive Symptoms ( $33,351),

2006-07 Research Development Grant Program ($ 33,351.08, funded with no cost extension to

June 2008). Co-investigators: Hodgson, J., Bunch, S., Dolbier, C., and Blanchard, A., East

Carolina University, Division of Research and Graduate Studies.

2005 - Jesse, D. E., Pregnancy and Depression Research ( $430), This grant was awarded to

support training for the INSIGHT program which formed the basis for R21 intervention PI: Jesse,

D.E. ($430, funded)..

2005 - Jesse, D. E., Pregnancy and Depression Research Cluster, PI: Hodgson, J., Co-PI: Jesse,

D.E., Dolbier, C., Bunch, S. ($2,000, funded)., College of Human Ecology.

2005 - Jesse, D. E., Pilot Study of a Cognitive-Behavioral Intervention in Pregnancy for Low-

Income Women with Depressive Symptoms ( $2,500), 10/05-11/06 East Carolina University,

School of Nursing PI: Jesse, D.E., Co-investigators: Bunch, S., Dolbier, C., & Hodgson, J.,

Bunch, S., Bass, L. Blanchard, A..

Not Funded

2008 - Jesse, D. E., Newton, E.R., Bunch, S., & Swanson, M., Feasibility of a CBI to Prevent

Antepartum Depression in Rural Low-Income Women. National Institute of Mental Health,

GOV-National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH).

2005 - Jesse, D. E., A Cognitive-Behavioral Intervention for Pregnant Women with Depressive

Symptoms, PI: Jesse, D.E., Dolbier, C., & Hodgson, J., Bunch, S., Bass, L., GOV-National

Institute of Mental Health (NIMH).


Hutcherson, J. & Jesse, D. E. (2008). A Quality Management Project (QMP): Use of Data from

Handheld Computers to Assess Student Midwife Clinical Experiences,. 28th International

Confederation of Midwives, Triennial Congress, Glasgow, Scotland, Glasgow, Scotland.

Jesse, D. E., Bunch, S., Dolbier, C., Hodgson, J., & Blanchard, A. (2008). Enrollment Barriers

and Effectiveness Of Insight: A Pilot Intervention For Women With Depressive Symptoms In

Pregnancy,. 28th Triennial International Congress of Midwives (ICM), Glasgow, Scotland.

Jesse, D. E., Blanchard, A., Bunch, S., Dolbier, C., Hodgson, J., Melvin S. Swanson, (2010). A

Pilot Study To Reduce Risk For Antepartum Depression (APD) In A Diverse Group Of Women

(Podium). American College of Nurse-midwives, 55th Annual meeting, Washington, DC,

Washington DC, District of Columbia.

Jesse, D. E. (2009). Recruitment And Retention Of Rural Low-Income Women Into A Culturally

Tailored Cognitive Behavioral Intervention In A Local Health Department To Prevent

Antepartum Depression (Podium). Sigma Theta Tau International Biennial Convention,

Indianapolis, Indiana.

Jesse, D. E., Newton, E. R. , Swanson, M. S. , & Morrow, J. (2008). Racial Disparities In Bio-

Psychosocial Factors and Spontaneous Preterm Birth Among Rural Low Income Women,.

National State of the Science Congress on Nursing Research, DC, District of Columbia.




2009-2007: NC American College Nurse Midwives (ACNM) Legislative Committee,

Raleigh Durham, North Carolina (State).

2009-2002: American College Nurse Midwives (ACNM) Division of Research, Committee

member (National).

2007-2005: March of Dimes, Program Services Committee member March of Dimes, NC

(Regional).

2007-2004: Sigma Theta Tau Beta Nu Chapter, Research Committee, Greenville, North Carolina

(Local).

2006-2002: American College Nurse Midwives (ACNM) International Research Secton

(National).

2006: American College Nurse Midwives (ACNM), reviewer for international journal

(National).

2006: American College Nurse Midwives (ACNM), Judge of ACNM poster presentations

(National).

2005: Sigma Theta Tau International, Judge, Dissertation Pinnacle Awards, Sigma Theta Tau

(National).

5. Other

Name: Garris Conner


2. Degrees:

DSN University of Alabama in Birmingham, Birmingham, AL USA, Nursing, 1986

MSN University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, AL, USA, Nursing, 1981

BSN Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, SC, USA, Nursing, 1973

Other Medical College of South Carolina, Charleston, SC, USA, Nursing (Diploma), 1968




Teaching: 30%


Service: 10%

Practice: 0%

Administration: 50%

b. Courses

NURS 8225 Development of Nursing Knowledge

NURS 6419 Clinical Pharmacology for Advanced Neonatal and Pediatric Nursing

NURS 6420 Advanced Neonatal Nursing: Theory and Practice I

NURS 6421 Advanced Neonatal Nursing Practicum I

NURS 6417 Developmental Physiology for Advanced Neonatal and Pediatric Nursing

NURS 6418 Health Assessment for Neonatal and Pediatric Advanced Practice Nursing

NURS 6425 Advanced Neonatal Nursing Practicum III - Fall 2007 - Distance Learning.

NURS 6424 Advanced Neonatal Nursing: Research and Theory III

NURS 6423 Advanced Neonatal Nursing Practicum II

NURS 6422 Advanced Neonatal Nursing: Research and Theory II

NURS 6993 Advanced Nursing Synthesis



2009 - Thesis / Dissertation Committee - Member. 1 student


years)


Conner, G. & Patterson, M. (2006). Neonatal nurse practitioner on-line practice exam. ,

Chicago, IL: CCPR.

Conner, G. K. & Patterson, M. (2006). Neonatal intensive care nursing on-line practice

exam. , Chicago, IL www.ccprnet.org: CCPR.

Conner, G. K. & Patterson, M. (2005). Study Workbook for Certification Review:

Neonatal Intensive Care Nursing and Neonatal Nurse Practitioner. , Chicago, IL:

CCPR.







2009-2008: NIC University Editorial Board (International).

2009-2007: National Association of Neonatal Nurses, NIC University Task Force

(International).

2008-2003: Center for Certification Preparation and Review, Secretary, Board of

Directors, Chicago, Illinois (International).

5. Other

Name: Linda Mayne


2. Degrees:

Ph.D. University of North Carolina @ Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC, USA, Nursing, 2000

MSN East Carolina University, Greenville, NC, USA, Nursing, 1993

M.P.A. East Carolina University, Greenville, NC, USA, Public Administration, 1992

BSN Bowling Green University, Bowling Green, Ohio, USA, Nursing, 1984




Teaching: 60%


Service: 20%

Practice: 0%

Administration: 0%

b. Courses

Doctoral Exam Preparation/Grading

2008-2009 - Comprehensive Examination Chair and Member

Course (New) - Creation/Delivery: Online

2008-2009 - Social Presence in Online Learning for Education Curriculum

Student Assign-Clinical/Practicum/Internship

2008-2009 - 10 students

Innovations in Course Content / Presentation

2008-2009 - Team-based Learning


2008-2009 - 1 student, Phil Julian's Dissertation


2008-2009 - 1 student, Linda Thomas


years)


Mayne, L.A. (2012). TBL: Leveraging the power of small groups online. Sigma Theta Tau

International Research Conference. Refereed proceedings.

Mayne, L. A. & Henry, S. L. (2010). Creating a Collaborative Hands-On Learning

Experience for Online Graduate Students. Online Classroom.

Mayne, L. A. & Wu, Q. (2009). Creating and Measuring Social Presence in Online

Nursing Courses. Nursing Education Perspectives.



2008 - Mayne, L. A., Health Information Technology Scholar, NLN Collaborative. (not funded)

2008 - Mayne, L. A. & Leonard, B., Development of a Collaborative Learning Network, GOV-

Veterans Affairs. (not funded)

2008 - Mayne, L. A., Creating Social Presence in Nursing Education. , UNC General

Administration, ($18,948).

2007 - Mayne, L. A., Social Presence in Online Nursing Education. , National League for

Nursing, ($6,000).

2006 - Mayne, L. A., Pilot Study: BSE Education for African-American Women, Leo Jenkins

Cancer Center. (Not funded)

2006 - Mayne, L. A., Faith-based Initiative to Promote Breast Cancer Screening in Minority

Women, PRI-American Cancer Society. (not funded)

2005 - Mayne, L. A., Witness Program Initiative in Pitt County. , Pitt Memorial Hospital

Foundation, ($10,000).


Mayne, L. A., Bond, D., & Wu, Q. (2008, October). Creating and Measuring Social

Presence in Online Graduate Nursing Education. CANS, Washington, District of

Columbia.




2005-2006 through 2006-2007: Health Literacy Taskforce, Raleigh, North Carolina

(State).

American Association of Critical Care Nurses

Council for the Advancement of Nursing Science

North Carolina Nurses Association

National League for Nursing

5. Other

Name: Maura McAuliffe

1. Rank: Professor

2. Degrees:

PhD. University of Texas Austin School of Nursing, USA, Nursing, 1993

Other Air Command and Staff College, Travis AFB, CA, 1994

MSN University of Texas Health Science Center School of Nursing, San Antonio, TX,

USA, Nursing, 1989

Other United States Air Force Academy, Travis AFB, CA, 1988

M.S. Virginia Commonwealth University Medical College of Virginia, Richmond, VA, USA, Nurse

Anesthesiology, 1987

Other USAF Air University, Travis AFB, CA, 1986

B.S. George Washington University (clinical affiliation U.S. Naval Hospital San Diego,

CA), Washington, DC, USA, Nurse Anesthesia, 1983

Other USAF, Boston, MA, 1978

Nursing Diploma St. Elizabeth Hospital School of Nursing, Boston, MA, USA, Nursing: RN, 1976




Teaching: 20%


Service: 15%

Practice: 0%

Administration: 50%

b. Courses

2009 - Course (New) - Creation/Delivery: Online. Created continuing Education Module

for ECU College of Nursing

2009 - Student Assign-Students Advised (GRAD). 21 students







2008 - Thesis / Dissertation Committee - Member. 1 student


years)


Henrichs, B., Thompson, J., & McAuliffe, M. S. (2009). "A Conceptual Model for Nurse

Anesthesia Education", A Resource for Nurse Anesthesia Educators, (pp. 19-37). AANA

Publishing.

McAuliffe, M. S. (2009). "A Conceptual Model For Nurse Anesthesia Education", Henrichs, B&

Thompson J A Resource for Nurse Anesthesia Educators, (pp. 19-37). Park Ridge IL: AANA

Publishing Company.

McAuliffe, M. S., Gambrell, P. G. , & Edge, M. J. (2008). "Obesity and Anesthesia Practice.",

Nurse Anesthesia, 4th Ed..

Drake, J. D., McAuliffe, M. S. , Edge, M. E. , & Lopez, C. C. (2008). Postoperative Nursing

Care of Patients after Bariatric Surgery. Perspectives, 6 (4), 1-8.

Drake, D. J., Baker, G., Engelke, M. K. , McAuliffe, M. S. , Pokorny, M., Melvin Swanson

Wanda Waters

Frank R. Watkins

Mary Ann Rose, (2008). Challenges for the Morbidly Obese: Differences by Practice Setting.

Southern Online Journal of Nursing Research, 8 (3).

Horns, P. N., Czaplijski, T. J. , Engelke, M. K. , Marshburn, D., McAuliffe, M. S. , Baker, S.,

(2007). Leading Through Collaboration: A Regional Academic/Service Partnership that Works.

Nursing Outlook. Nursing Outlook, 55 (2), 74-78.

McAuliffe, M. S. & Ouellette, S. M. (2007). DNP: Analysis of Existing Nurse Anesthesia Data.

AANA Journal, 27 (10), 31-52.

Rose, M. A., Baker, G., Drake, D. J. , Engelke, M., McAuliffe, M. S. , Pokorny, M., Pozzuto, S.,

Swanson, M., Waters, W., and Watkins, F., (2007). A Comparison of Nurse Staffing

Requirements for the Care of Morbidly Obese and Non-Obese Patients in the Acute Care Setting.

Bariatric Nursing and Surgical Patient Care. Journal of Bariatric Nursing and Surgical Patient

Care, 2 (1), 53-56.

McAuliffe, M. S. & Edge, M. E. (2007). Perioperative Anesthesia Considerations for Obese

Patients. Journal of Bariatric Nursing and Surgical Patient Care, Vol 2 (2), 123-130.

Rose, M. A., Baker, G., Drake, D. J. , Engelke, M., McAuliffe, M. S. , Pokorny, M., Pozzuto, S.,

Swanson, M., Waters, W., and Watkins, F., (2006). Nurse Staffing Requirements for Care of


Patient Care, 1 (2), 115-121.

McAuliffe, M. (2005). New Roles in Anesthesia: Challenging Professional Boundaries.

Ventilen, 40, 4-10.

Drake, D., Dutton, K., Engelke, M., McAuliffe, M. S. , Rose, M. A. , Drake, D., (2005).

Challenges that nurses face in caring for morbidly obese patients in the acute care setting.

Surgery for Obesity and Related Diseases, 1, 462-466.

Johnsson, L., Johnson, L., McAuliffe, M. S. , Nocera, L., Furimsky, M., Johnsson, L., (2005).

Analgesic effects of preoperative versus postoperative femoral nerve knee block in patients

undergoing total knee replacement surgery. Pain Medicine, 6 (2), 185-186.

McAuliffe, M. S. & Cohen, M. Z. (2005). International Nursing research and Educational

Exchanges: A Review of Literature. Nursing Outlook, 53, 21-25.

McAuliffe, M. S. & Edge, M. J. (2005). Research: A systematic approach for nursing specialties,

Part Two. British Journal of Anaesthetic and Recovery Nursing, 5 (1), 9-11.



Funded

2008 - McAuliffe, M. S., Nurse Anesthesia Traineeship Program 2008 ( $11,696), GOV-Health

Resources and Services Administration (HRSA).

Pending

2009 - McAuliffe, M. S., Nurse Anesthesia Traineeship, GOV-Health Resources and Services

Administration (HRSA).


Rose, M. A., Baker, G., Denton, P., Drake, D., McAuliffe, M. S. , Porkorny, Marie Wanda,

Waters Frank, Watkins Daniel J. Drake, (2008). Skin Care of the Morbidly Obese. National State

of the Science Congress on Nursing Research, Washington, District of Columbia.

Rose, M. A., Baker, G., McAuliffe, M. S. , & Pokorny, M. (2008). Safe Practices in Care of the

Morbidly Obese: Building an Evidence Base. National State of the Science Congress on Nursing

Research, Washington, District of Columbia.

McAuliffe, M. S. (2006, June). Core Accreditation Concepts. International Federation of Nurse

Anesthetists 8th World Congress, Lausanne, Switzerland.

McAuliffe, M. S. (2005, November). Nurse Anesthesia World-Wide: Practice, Education and

Regulation. Annual Fall Nurse Anesthetist Review and Update: Dannemiller Memorial

Educational Foundation, San Antonio, Texas.




2003-2009: National Association of Bariatric Nurses, Founding Director (National).

2008: International Federation of Nurse Anesthetists Education Committee (International).


2007: International Federation of Nurse Anesthetists Education Committee, First meeting May 9-

11, 2005, Lausanne, Switzerland (International).






2004-2005: International Federation of Nurse Anesthetists Education Committee (International).

2009: AANA Annual Meeting Washington DC, San Diego, California (National).

2009: North Carolina Association of Nurse Anesthetists Education and Research Committee,

Member (Regional).

2008-2009: North Carolina Association of Nurse Anesthetists Education and Research

Committee, Member (Regional).

2007-2009: American Association of Nurse Anesthetists, Member (National).

2006-2009: National Quality Forum Safe Practices Maintenance Committee, member (National).

2002-2009: American Academy of Nursing International Expert Panel, member (International).

1993-2009: Sigma Theta Tau International, Member (International).

2007-2008: North Carolina Association of Nurse Anesthetists Education and Research

Committee, member (Regional).

2002-2008: North Carolina Nurses Association, member (Regional).

2000-2008: Fellow: American Academy of Nursing, member (National).


member (Regional).

2007: North Carolina Association of Nurse Anesthetists Education and Research Committee

(Regional).

2007: American Association of Nurse Anesthetists, (Chicago Dec 2005, Salt Lake City Nov

2006, Orlando 2007) (National).

1990-2007: American Nurses' Association (National).


member (Regional).

2006: American Association of Nurse Anesthetists, member (National).


member (Regional).

2006: National Quality Forum Safe Practices Maintenance Committee (National).


(Regional).




member (Regional).

2005: American Association of Nurse Anesthetists, member (National).


member (Regional).

2005: National Quality Forum Safe Practices Maintenance Committee, member (National).


(Regional).

2005: American Association of Nurse Anesthetists Summit, June 2005 (National).

2005: American Association of Nurse Anesthetists Task Force for Doctoral Preparation of Nurse

Anesthetists, December 16-18, 2005, Chicago, Illinois (National).



5. Other

Name: Susan Williams


2. Degrees:

DNS Louisiana State University, New Orleans, LA, Consultation, CNS, 1991

MSN University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA, CNS, 1984

BSN Murray State University, Murray, Ky., general, 1982




Teaching: 80%


Service: 10%

Practice: 0%

Administration: 0%

b. Courses

6961 Clinical Nurse Specialist Practicum I

6959 Clinical Nurse Specialist Role and Theory

6961 Clinical Nurse Specialist Practicum II

6962 Clinical Nurse Specialist Practicum III

6993 - synthesis

6500 independent study

6960 Clinical Nurse Specialist Practicum I

6962 Clinical Nurse Specialist Practicum III

6500 Independent Study

6993 Synthesis



years)



Williams, S. A. (2008). Evaluation of a CNS program using the NACNS Guidelines for

Education and Practice. Clinical Nurse Specialist, 22 (5), 247-250.

Williams, S. (2005). The role of education in managing fatigue, anxiety and sleep disorders in

women receiving chemotherapy for breast cancer. Applied Nursing Research, 18(3), 138-147.







2009: NC Advanced Practice Registered Nurses, Member of APRN Coalition that meets in

Raleigh in conjunction with CRNA, NP, MW and CNS to discuss issues related to APRN in NC.

This coalition is supported by NCNA and NCBON, Raleigh, North Carolina (State).

2009: NC Nursing Association, Working in conjunction with other CNS in NC to develop

NCNA Council of CNS, Raleigh, North Carolina (State).

2009: NC Nursing Association, Member NCNA, Raleigh, North Carolina (National).

2009: National Association of Clinical Nurse Specialists, Member of NACNS - national

organization, US, Pennsylvania (National).

1993-2009: Beta Nu Chapter STT, Member international STT and local chapter Beta Nu STT,

US, North Carolina (International).

2008: National Association of Clinical Nurse Specialists, Member of NACNS - national


2008: National Association of Clinical Nurse Specialists, Spearheading formation of NACNS

state chapter (affiliation) with CNS from PCMH, Greenville, North Carolina (National).

2006-2008: CNS Newsletter, Development of CNS newsletter each semester for inquiring

individual, enrolled students and preceptors in NC, Greenville, North Carolina (State).

2005-2008: NC Nursing Association, Member NC Nurses Association, Greenville, North

Carolina (State).

2007: CNS contact list for state of NC, Develop listing of contact information for all CNS in

state and post on Sharepoint to facilitate communication among all CNS in NC, Greenville, North

Carolina (State).

2007: National Association of Clinical Nurse Specialists, Spearheading formation of NACNS

state chapter (affiliation) with CNS from PCMH, Greenville, North Carolina (National).

2005-2007: National Association of Clinical Nurse Specialists, Member of NACNS - national


5. Other

Name: King, Ann

1. Rank: Clinical Assistant Professor

2. Degrees:

Nursing Diploma Coastal Carolina Community College, Jacksonville, NC, Practical Nurse

Education, 1986

A.D.N. Coastal Carolina Community College, Jacksonville, NC, Nursing, 1993

BSN East Carolina University, Greenville, NC, Nursing, 2004

MSN East Carolina University, Greenville, NC, Family Nurse Practitioner, 2006

DNP Duke University, Durham, NC, Doctor of Nursing Practice, 2010




Teaching: 75%

Research/Scholarship: 0

Service: 5%

Practice: 20%

Administration:

b. Courses

2010 Nurs 6620 Advanced Practice Nursing Practicum

2010 Nurs 6208 Fall Concepts of Health Promotion and Disease Prevention

2010 Nurs 6618 Fall Advanced Practice Nursing Practicum: Primary Adult

2011 Nurs 6612 Spring Advance Nursing Practice Role Development

2011 Nurs 6619 Spring Advanced Practice Nursing Practicum

2011 Nurs 6623 Advanced Practice Nursing Practicum

2011 Nurs 6618 Fall Advanced Practice Nursing Practicum: Primary Adult

2012 Nurs 6613 Spring Advanced Nurse Practitioner Role Development

2012 Nurs 6619 Spring Advance Practice Nursing Practicum




years)


2012: Greer, A. G.,, King, C.A.,, & Lee, E.M., Teen Health Disparities in Greene, Lenoir, and

Jones: Partnerships for Discovery and Action., submitted to The 8th Annual Jean Mills Health

Symposium: Looking in the Mirror.

Creative Activities

2011 - (Other Creative Activities) Health Information Technology Scholars Program. Accepted

in the HITS Scholars program through KU, focusing on the expansion of the Virtual Clinic in

Nursing Education. Program is for 1 year, through 2011 with a conference in February in Kansas

City.

2011 - (Performance) Inter-Professional Health Leadership Conference. Presentation titled

Interprofessional Health Promotion and Disease Prevention in a Rural Free Mobile Health Care

Program based on clinical application of evidence regarding colorectal cancer screening in the

uninsured population.

Lead Nurse Practitioner, WATCH HealthCare Program (February, 2008 - August, 2011). Lead

Nurse Practitioner and primary care provider for the WATCH Healthcare Program that included

both clinical administrative supervision and direct primary care.

Nursing Supervisor and Primary Care Provider, Jones County Health Department (August, 2002 -

February, 2008). Roles included School nurse, public health nurse, nursing supervisor, and

primary care provider. I acted as the Health Educator and lead community training to include

health and wellness activities along with bioterrorism, disaster preparation and response, CPR

Instructor, and trained Red Cross Disaster Responder.

Home Health Nurse, Tarheel Home Health Agency (August, 2001 - August, 2002). Provided

direct home health care for 25 to 30 clients within eastern North Carolina.

Staff Nurse, Onslow Memorial Hospital (1999 - 2001). Provided direct hospital care for

inpatient populations including Labor and Delivery and Newborn Nursery.

Director of Nursing, Brynn Marr Behavioral Health Care System (1987 - 1999). I started as a

staff LPN and then continued to advance until I reach the DON position. We provided acute

psychiatric and substance abuse treatment for inpatients.







American Nurses Association, 2009 to present

North Carolina Nurses Association, 2009 to present

American Academy of Nurse Practitioners, 2006-present

5. Other

Honors/Awards

2010-2011: Awarded the Preceptor of the Year award from the UNC-CH Nurse Practitioner

program. University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill.

2010-2011: Selected as one of Outstanding Triangle Nurses Raleigh News and Observer.

2003-2004: RN-BSN Faculty Student Award East Carolina University.

Documents

Faculty Information Sheet - East Carolina University