2008 Nursing Research Conference
Students in the Eleanor Mann School of Nursing created posters to illustrate research projects and presented the information at the 17th annual nursing research conference April 7 at the Arkansas Union on the University of Arkansas campus. Alyce Schultz, clinical professor at Arizona State University's College of Nursing and Healthcare Innovation, discussed evidence-based practice as the keynote speaker of the daylong conference sponsored by the Pi Theta chapter of Sigma Theta Tau International, the honor society of nursing.
Accreditation Report of the BSN Program:
Download the 2006 Accreditation Report of the Baccalaureate Nursing Program and Master's Nursing Program.
The Eleanor Mann School of Nursing in the College of Education and Health Professions at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, invites nominations and applications for one full-time, tenure-track assistant professor. For a complete position announcement and further information, visit our human resources Web site: http://hr.uark.edu/employment.
Send nominations to the address below or, to apply, send a letter of interest (demonstrating how your strengths match the duties and qualifications listed above), complete curriculum vitae, copy of nursing license(s), and the names, titles, addresses, and contact numbers of three references to: Dr. Marianne Neighbors, R.N., Chair EMSON Search Committee, University of Arkansas, 217 Ozark Hall, Fayetteville, AR 72701, neighbo@uark.edu.
Calendar
- Dec. 1, Deadline for B.S.N. Fall admission
- June 1, Deadline for B.S.N. Spring admission
College Announces Administrative Changes
Nan Smith-Blair, associate professor of nursing, began serving July 1 as interim director of the Eleanor Mann School of Nursing at the University of Arkansas. Read more »
Arizona State Nursing Professor to Share Evidence-Based Practice
Alyce Schultz will share her experiences and research from four decades of nursing practice and teaching at the University of Arkansas' 17th annual nursing research conference April 7. Read more »
2007 School Nurse Summer Institute Schedule
The 2007 School Nurse Summer Institute is scheduled for Aug. 1-3 at the Jones Center for Families in Springdale. Read more »
UAMS Satellite, Collaboration to Strengthen Nursing Program
Officials of the College of Education and Health Professions at the University of Arkansas are now actively planning to relocate nursing education to the planned Fayetteville satellite campus of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. Read more »
School Nurses 'Taking Care of Business'
Annual institute offers leadership development for school employees charged with taking care of students' health needs; speakers focus this year on resources. Read more »
Undergraduates Earn Funds for Research
Five undergraduate students in the College of Education and Health Professions won State Undergraduate Research Fellowships this year to help finance the research for their honors theses. Read more »
Browns Establish Access Arkansas Scholarship for Nursing Program
Guy and Ellen Brown of Fayetteville have established an Access Arkansas scholarship in the College of Education and Health Professions at the University of Arkansas. Read more »
New Nursing Master's Program Accredited
Nurses return to college for education in advanced practice as clinical nurse specialists, put new knowledge to work improving patient care at local hospitals. Read more »
Vascular Nursing Society Honors Professor
International association gives Glenda Lawson its highest award for her work to spread word about peripheral arterial disease and simple tool to detect it. Read more »
Barta Recognized for Including Diversity in Curriculum
The Office of Institutional Diversity and Education announced the recipients of grants to infuse diversity into the curriculum. Read more »
Conference to Focus on Evidence-Based Nursing Practice
A nurse leader from Texas will speak about evidence-based practice at a nursing research conference Monday sponsored by the University of Arkansas Eleanor Mann School of Nursing. Read more »
Nursing Instructor Named Nurse Practitioner of Year
Wendy Sisson, clinical instructor in the Eleanor Mann School of Nursing, received the nurse practitioner of the year award at the Arkansas Nurses Association Advanced Practice Nursing conference Nov. 4-5 in Little Rock. Read more »
State Official Gives School Nurses Data, Encouragement to Be Children's Advocates
Dr. Joseph Bates, a state health official, recruited more than 100 allies Aug. 2 for his mission to improve the health of Arkansans. Read more »
Professors Offer Guidelines on Putting Advocacy into Action
Kathleen Barta and Marianne Neighbors, professors of nursing at the Eleanor Mann School of Nursing, outlined in their presentation at the School Nurse Summer Institute how school nurses can make a difference on health issues raised in the keynote address. Read more »
Nursing Instructor Wins Hartford Fellowship
Bill Buron wants to help elderly people maintain their personhood through the ravages of dementia. The John A. Hartford Foundation of New York wants to increase geriatric nursing capacity and competence while developing leaders in gerontological nursing. Read more »
Nursing Students Model Healthy Habits
Nursing students led chants of "healthy lungs, healthy lungs" at one station while at another spot in the Mathias Elementary School gym in Rogers a student read a bedtime story about the importance of sleep. Read more »
Nursing Educators, Students Present Research
Janet Bingle outlined the clinical nurse specialist's role in a keynote address during a nursing research conference sponsored by the University of Arkansas Eleanor Mann School of Nursing. Read more »
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