ANNE MARIE KROUSE128 Helen Dr. One University PlaceCinnaminson, New Jersey 08077 Chester, PA 19013Home (856) 864-0343 Office (610) 499-4238Amkrouse1@gmail.com amkrouse@widener.edu

EDUCATION

Date Degree Institution Area of Concentration1999 Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania Nursing Research

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

1992 M.S.N. University of Pennsylvania Perinatal Nursing Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

1989 M.B.A. St. Joseph’s University Health AdministrationPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania

1981 B.S.N. Villanova University Nursing Villanova, Pennsylvania

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

2014 Higher Education Resource Services (HERS) Institute – Bryn Mawr2013 Leadership for Academic Nursing Programs (LANP) (AACN)

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Dates Position Institution & Area of Specialization2014 – present Associate Provost Widener University

for Learning Spaces and Learning spaces, high impact Strategic Initiatives practices, service-learning, Middle

States Accreditation Tri-Chair, Strategic planning

2011-2014 Director of Technology Widener UniversityIntegration School of Nursing

Chester, PennsylvaniaInstructional Technology,Simulation,Faculty Support

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2013 – present Professor Widener Universitywith Tenure School of Nursing

Chester, Pennsylvania(Graduate: Leadership, Curriculum, Higher Education, Dissertation Seminar, Disseminating Nursing, Informatics, Health Policy)

2007 – 2013 Associate Professor Widener Universitywith Tenure School of Nursing

(Undergraduate: Care of the Childbearing Family, Introduction to Nursing, Issues in Women’s Health, Leadership, Health Policy

2000 – 2007 Assistant Professor Widener University Tenure-Track School of Nursing

May 2002 – January 2007 Facilitator University of Phoenix OnlineSchool of Nursing

Phoenix, AZ(Graduate: Research, Nursing Theory, Health Promotion, FamilyNursing, Practicum)

2001 – 2003 Staff Nurse Virtua HospitalAntepartum Unit

Voorhees, New Jersey

1998 – 2000 Assistant Professor East Carolina UniversitySchool of Nursing

Greenville, North Carolina(Undergraduate: Maternal-Newborn, Issues in Nursing)

1995 – 1998 Perinatal Clinical University of PennsylvaniaSpecialist School of Nursing

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

February 1995 – Perinatal Clinical Underwood Memorial HospitalNovember1995 Specialist Obstetrics/Pediatrics

Woodbury, New Jersey

1993, 1995 Adjunct Clinical Villanova UniversityInstructor Pediatrics, Maternal-Child Health

Villanova, PA

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1994 – 1996 Adjunct Clinical University of PennsylvaniaInstructor Maternal – Child Health

Philadelphia, PA

1994 –1995 Adjunct Clinical Gloucester County CollegeInstructor/Lecturer Maternal-Child Health/Fundamentals

Sewell, NJ

1993 – 1994 Consultant Albert Einstein Medical CenterLabor and DeliveryPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania

1992 – 1993 Staff Development Albert Einstein Medical CenterInstructor Obstetrics/Pediatrics

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

1991 – 1992 Research Assistant University of PennsylvaniaSchool of NursingPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania

1989 – 1991 Staff Nurse Kennedy Memorial HospitalSpecial Care NurseryStratford, New Jersey

1987 – 1989 Assistant Nurse Kennedy Memorial HospitalManager Nurseries/Pediatrics

Stratford, New Jersey

1985 – 1987 Primary Nurse Children’s Hospital of PhiladelphiaOncologyPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania

1982 – 1985 Assistant Nurse Booth Maternity CenterManager Maternity

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

1981 – 1982 Staff Nurse Medical College of PennsylvaniaMedical

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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LICENSURE and CERTIFICATIONS

2010 AACN QSEN Educational institute certificate2014 Board Certification in Nursing Informatics

ANCC2002 Teaching and Learning in Web Based Courses Certification

Indiana University 1992 - 1999 Board Certification in Maternal-Child Health

ANCC - inactive1998 - 2000 North Carolina RN Licensure Inactive1987 - current New Jersey RN Licensure # 26NR066767001981 - current Pennsylvania RN Licensure #RN244703-L

HONORS & AWARDS

2013 Leadership in Academic Nursing Programs Fellow (AACN)2012 Fitz Dixon Innovation in Teaching Award (Widener University)2011 Excellence in Leadership Award (Eta Beta Chapter of Sigma Theta

Tau International)2010 Inducted into Phi Kappa Phi2006 Advisor of the Year (Student Nurses Association of Pennsylvania)2006 Excellence in Education Award (Eta Beta Chapter of Sigma Theta

Tau International)2005 Student Nurses Association of Pennsylvania Honorary

Membership Award 2003 Excellence in Mentorship Award (Eta Beta Chapter of Sigma

Theta Tau International)1993 American Nurses Association Maternal-Newborn Certification1992 Inducted into Sigma Theta Tau International1991 Graduate Research Assistantship (University of Pennsylvania)

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Dissertation

1999 The Family Management of Breastfeeding Low Birthweight Infants. Doctoral dissertation, University of Pennsylvania, 1999). Dissertation Abstracts International (University Microfilms No. 9937746).

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Research and Grants

2015 Perception of Nurse Leadership Competencies: Instrument development and program effectiveness. Principle Investigators: Anne Krouse, Jaclyn Miller (Widener University), Donna Grande, Susan Kushner (American Nurses Association)

2014 Leadership in Nurse Educators: Instrument developmentPrinciple Investigators: Anne Krouse. Barbara Patterson, Karen Morin, Mohammed AlmaskariFunded by Widener University Provost Grant

2013 Leadership Competencies in Nurse Educators: A Delphi StudyPrinciple Investigators: Anne Krouse, Barbara Patterson, Karen Morin, Courtney Fairfield.Currently in instrument development.

2012 Student Stress, Engagement, and Self-Directed Learning Readiness in an Active Learning Environment. ($800)Principle Investigators: Rose Schwartz, Anne Krouse, Susan Mills, Gloria Jean Klein. Currently in data reportingFunded by: Eta Beta Chapter of STTI

2011 Preparing Nurse educator leaders: What do they need to know? ($1600).Principal Investigators: Anne Krouse and Barbara Patterson –(presented, published).Funded by: Widener University Provost Grant

2011 The Impact of Nursing Student Self-Directed Learning Readiness on Academic Achievement Related to Active Learning (sabbatical)Principal Investigator Anne Krouse (presented).Funded by: Widener University

2011 Leading nurses: Leadership education in long term care ( $1800)Principal Investigators: Anne Krouse & Barbara Patterson(presented).Funded by: Eta Beta Chapter of STTI

2010 Leading Nurses (Funded HRSAPrincipal Investigator Caryl Carpenter, Co-Investigators Jose Proenca, Beryl Goldman, Barbara Patterson, Anne Krouse, Kerri Crowne Brannen (presented, manuscript in process).

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2010 Integrative Review of Outcomes of Distance Education in NursingPrincipal investigator Barbara Patterson, Co-Investigators Anne Krouse and Linda Roy (published).

2008 Faculty Development grant to complete certification in Nursing InformaticsFunded by: Widener University

2008 Principal Investigators: Anne Krouse & Barbara PattersonUsing Active Learning Strategies in the Classroom: The Effect on Knowledge and Student Engagement in Learning (presented).

2007 Service-Learning Development Grant to revise NURS 125Funded by: Widener University

2005 Faculty Development grant to attend Nurse in Washington

Internship, Washington, DCFunded by: Widener University

2004 Bed-sharing practices and attitudes: Implications for practice. Co-Principal Investigators Anne Krouse ,Joanne Craig, & Gerald Kolski (published)

2004 Assessment of learning styles of nursing students. Co-Principal Investigators Anne Krouse and Lynn Borucki (presented)

2004 Service Learning Fellowship Funded by: Widener University

2001 Faculty Development grant to complete certification in Teaching and Learning in Web Based Courses Certification at Indiana UniversityFunded by: Widener University

1996 - 1999 Member of research team on NINR funded study ($3.2 million): Breastfeeding services for low birthweight infants: Outcomes and Costs, Dr. Linda Brown and Dr. Paula Meier (Principal Investigators), University of PennsylvaniaFunded by: NINR

1996 Principal Investigator: Anne Krouse ($5000)Adolescent childbirth and parenting preparation: Education and follow-up.Funded by: March of Dimes

1991 - 1992 Graduate research assistant: Very Low Birth-weight Infants: Family and

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Economic Outcomes, Dr. Susan Gennaro (Principal Investigator), University of Pennsylvania

PUBLICATIONS

Refereed

Patterson, B. & Krouse, A. (2015). Competencies for leaders in nursing education. Nursing Education Perspectives, 36(2), 76-82.

Patterson, B., Krouse, A. & Roy, L. (2012). Student outcomes of distance education in nursing: An integrative review. CIN, 30(9), 475-488.

Krouse, A., Craig, J., Watson, U., Kolski, Z. & Matthews, Z. (2012). Maternal-infant sleep practices and attitudes: Implications for practice. Journal of Child Healthcare. 16(3), 274-283.

Baumberger-Henry, M., Krouse, A. & Borucki, L. (2006) Giving and receiving: A case study in service learning. Nurse Educator, 31(6), 249-252.

Krouse, A. (2002). Family management style: Breastfeeding the low birth-weight infant. Journal of Human Lactation,18(2), 155-165.

Meier, P., Brown, L.P., Hurst, N., Spatz, D., Engstrom, J., Borucki, L, & Krouse, A. (2000). Nipple shields for preterm infants: Effect on milk transfer and duration of breastfeeding. Journal of Human Lactation, 16(2), 106-114.

Gennaro, S. & Krouse, A. (1996). Postpartal health in mothers of low birth-weight Infants. Health Care for Women International,17, 35-45.

Manuscript (Non-Refereed)

Patterson, B., & Krouse, A. (Eds.) (in press). Scientific inquiry in nursing education. Washington, DC: NLN/Wolters Kluwer.

Patterson, B. & Krouse, A. (2016). Researching nursing education. In B. Patterson & A. Krouse (Eds.), Scientific inquiry in nursing education (pp. 14-27). Washington, DC: NLN/Wolters Kluwer.

Krouse, A. (2016). Design based education research in nursing education. In B. Patterson & A. Krouse (Eds.), Scientific inquiry in nursing education (pp. 96-112). Washington, DC: NLN/Wolters Kluwer.

Krouse, A. (2016). Design based education research in nursing education. In B. Patterson

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& A. Krouse (Eds.), Scientific inquiry in nursing education (pp. 96-112). Washington, DC: NLN/Wolters Kluwer.

Manz-Friesth, B. & Krouse, A. (2016). Creating evidence for distance education in nursing. In B. Patterson & A. Krouse (Eds.), Scientific inquiry in nursing education (pp. 211-230). Washington, DC: NLN/Wolters Kluwer.

Krouse, A. (2015). Instructional design: More important than ever! Journal of Nursing Education, 54, 304-305. doi: 10.3928/01484834-20150515-10

Krouse, A. (2008) Instructor’s resource manual for maternal-newborn nursing and women’s health care (8th ed.) (M. Davidson, Ed.). Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall.

PRESENTATIONS

Paper Presentations (Refereed)

Patterson, B., Krouse, A., Morin, K., & Almaskari M. (2015). Nursing educator leadership competencies: Instrument development and testing. STTI Biennium, Las Vegas, NV. International

Mills, S. & Krouse, A. (2015). Addressing student stress and preparation for upper division nursing courses. STTI Biennium, Las Vegas, NV. International

Krouse, A., Schwartz, R., & Mills, S. (2015). Implementing a computer based testing system: What you need to know. NLN Summit, Las Vegas, NV. National

Crowne, K. A., Young, T. M., Goldman, B., Patterson, B., Krouse, A. M., & Proenca, J.

(March, 2015). Developing emotional intelligence and transformational leadership in nurse leaders: A case study of nursing homes.   Presented at the National Business and Economic Society Conference, Panama City, Panama. International

Krouse, A. & Patterson, B. (November, 2013). Do you have what it takes to be a leader in nursing education? Attributes of leaders and barriers to leadership. STTI Biennium, Indianapolis, IN. International

Patterson, B., Krouse, A., & Goldman, B. (November, 2013). Leading nurses: Leadership education in long term care. STTI Biennium, Indianapolis, IN. International.

Patterson, B. & Krouse, A. (July, 2013). Leadership in nursing education competencies. STTI International Research Congress, Prague, Czech Republic. International.

Patterson, B. & Krouse, A. (March, 2012). Nursing student outcomes of distance

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education: What is the evidence? Eta Beta chapter of STTI Research Conference, Chester, PA Local

Patterson, B. & Krouse, A. (November, 2011). Nursing student outcomes of distance education: What is the evidence? STTI Biennium, Grapevine, TX. International

Krouse, A. & Patterson, B. (July, 2010) Active learning strategies: Impact on student outcomes. STTI International Research Congress, Orlando, FL. International

Kolski, G., Krouse, A., Craig, J., Watson, U., Butera, D. & Yoder, N. (2009) Bedsharing practices and attitudes of mothers with newborn infants. Paper presented at American Academy of Pediatrics National Conference, Washington, D.C. National

Krouse, A. (June,2009) Bedsharing practices and attitudes of mothers with newborn infants. Paper presented at AWHONN National Conference, San Diego, CA. National

Borucki, L. & Krouse, A. (July, 2006) Learning styles of the net generation nursing students. Paper presented at Sigma Theta Tau International Conference, Montreal, CA International

Krouse, A., Borucki, L., Baumberger-Henry, M., Vallone, D., Schartz, R. & Beodian, J. (March, 2006). Service learning across the nursing curriculum. Paper presented at the National Youth Service Learning Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA National

Krouse, A. & Borucki, L. (November, 2005). Learning styles of net generation nursing students. Paper presented at Sigma Theta Tau International Biennium, Indianapolis, IN International

Krouse, A. & Borucki, L. (September, 2004). Creating interactive learning environments for net generation nursing students. Paper presented at National League for Nursing Summit, Orlando, FL. National

Borucki, L. & Krouse, A. (November, 2003). Creating interactive learning environments for net generation nursing students. Paper presented at Sigma Theta Tau International Biennium, Toronto, CA International

Krouse, A. (July, 2000). The family management of breastfeeding low birth-weight infants presentation as a part of symposium: “Family Management Style: Conceptual Development and Applications” Knafl, K. & Deatrick, J. Paper presented at the International Family Nursing Conference, Chicago,IL International

Krouse, A. (April, 2000). The family management of breastfeeding low birth-weight

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infants, Paper presented at the Beta Nu Research Symposium, Greenville, NC Local

Krouse, A. (February, 2000). The family management of breastfeeding low birth-weight Infants. Paper presented at the Southern Nursing Research Society Annual Conference, Little Rock, AR Regional

Krouse, A. (June, 1999). The family management of breastfeeding low birth-weight infants. Paper presented at the AWHONN National Convention, Chicago, IL National

Paper Presentations (Invited)

Fairfield, C., Krouse, A., & Patterson, B., Morin, K. (2014). Leadership Competencies in Nurse Educators: A Delphi Study. Paper presented at the Eta Beta Chapter of STTI and Widener University School of Nursing Research Day, Chester, PA. Regional

Krouse, A. (October, 2010). Bedsharing practices and attitudes of mothers with newborn infants. Paper presented at Crozer-Keystone Research Collaborative Conference, Villanova, PA. Regional

Krouse, A., Weingarten, C. & Spatz, D. (November, 2006). Growing your local SNAP chapter. Paper presented at the Student Nurses Association of Pennsylvania Annual Convention, Harrisburg, PA Regional

Krouse, A. & Calabrese, D. (November, 2005). Socialization to the role of nursing through service learning. Paper presented at the Student Nurses Association of Pennsylvania Annual Convention, Harrisburg, PA Regional

Krouse, A. (June, 2005). Generational differences in the workplace. Paper presented at the AWHONN National Convention, Salt Lake City, UT National

Krouse, A. (October, 2003). Second stage labor management. Paper presented at the Central NJ Maternal-Child Health Consortium Dinner Meeting, Edison, NJ Local

Krouse, A. (May, 2003). Second stage labor management. Paper presented at the NJ AWHONN Section Program, Sewell, NJ Local

Krouse, A. (December, 2002). Second stage labor management. Paper presented at the NJ AWHONN Section Program, Atlantic City, NJ Local

Krouse, A. (June, 2002). Legislative issues for perinatal nurses. Paper presented at the NJ AWHONN Section Program, Sewell, NJ Local

Krouse, A. (May, 1999).Management of Group B Strep in pregnancy. Paper presented at

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the Eastern AHEC, Wilson, NC Local

Krouse, A. (March, 1993). Infant morbidity/mortality – Caring for the family. Paper presented at the Critical Edge Conference sponsored by Temple University Hospital, Philadelphia, PA Local

Poster Presentations (Refereed)

Krouse, A. (November, 2013). The impact of self-directed learning readiness on academic achievement related to active learning. STTI Biennium, Indianapolis, IN. International.

Krouse, A. & Black, K. (November, 2010) Creating curricular change for a new generation of students: Opportunities for collaboration and creativity, AACN Baccalaureate conference, Orlando, FL. National.

Krouse, A., Greenberg, P. & Saltzman, C. (October, 2007). Articulating academic excellence through learning goals: Cross-campus collaborations. Poster presented at the AAC&U Sharing Responsibility for Essential Learning Outcomes: New Partnerships across Departments, Academic Affairs, and Student Affairs Conference, Savannah, GA National

Borucki, L., Krouse, A., Craig, J. & Kolski, G. (June 2007). Examining the bedsharing practices of mothers with newborn infants: A community health System/University partnership. Poster presented at the AWHONN National Convention, Orlando, FL National

Borucki, L. & Krouse, A. (June, 2004). Creating interactive learning environments for net generation nursing students. Poster presented at the AWHONN National Convention, Tampa, FL National

Krouse, A. (July, 2002). The family management of breastfeeding low birth-weight infants. Poster presented at the International Lactation Consultants Annual Convention, Boca Raton, FL International

Krouse, A. (November, 1999). The family management of breastfeeding low birth-weight infants. Poster presented at the Wake AHEC Annual Art of Breastfeeding Conference, Chapel Hill, NC Regional

Krouse, A. (October, 1999). The family management of breastfeeding low birth-weight infants. Poster presented at Mosby’s Perinatal & Pediatric Health Care Conference, Atlantic City, New Jersey National

Krouse, A. (June, 1997). Adolescent childbirth and parenting education. Poster presented at the AWHONN National Convention, Washington, DC National

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PROFESSIONAL

Memberships and Leadership

1992 - current Association of Women’s Health, Obstetrics and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN)Nominated and slated as Board of Directors candidate Region V (2011, 2014)Appointed member of National Public Policy Committee (2011-

2013)Nominated and slated as Board of Directors candidate Region V (2011, 2014)Appointed National Nominating Committee Member (2008-2009)Elected New Jersey Legislative Coordinator (2003-2004)Elected Jersey Education Coordinator (2002-2003)

2000 - current National League for Nursing (NLN)Member Public Policy Committee (2014-2017)

1992 – current Sigma Theta Tau International, the Nursing Honor SocietyResearch Chair (Eta Beta Chapter) (2011-2013)Webmaster (Eta Beta Chapter) (2008 – present)President (Eta Beta Chapter) (2008 – 2010)President-Elect (Eta Beta Chapter) (2005-2008)Elected Corresponding Secretary (Eta Beta Chapter) (2001-2005)Member (Eta Beta Chapter) (2000 – present)

2010 – current Phi Kappa PhiTreasurer (Widener Chapter) (2010-2014)

1981 - current American Nurses AssociationAppointed member of ANA Leadership Institute Evaluation Advisory Board

2002 - current New Jersey State Nurses Association

2007 – current CARING, Nursing Informatics

2009 – current American Organization of Nurses Executive

Professional Activities

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Manuscript Review Panel2011 – present Journal of Obstetric Gynecologic and Neonatal

Nursing 2011 – present Journal of Nursing Education2011 - present Computers in Nursing

Invited Reviewer2014 Invited to review paper for Journal of Pediatric Nursing

External Promotion / Tenure Reviews for Faculty2015 University of Indiana2014 Rutgers University2003 University of Hawaii

Mentorship2012 – present Selected as a Mentor for STTI International Nurse Faculty

Leadership Academy

Consultation2015 Curriculum consultant for Roxborough School of Nursing,

Philadelphia, PA.2004 – 2005 Consultant to Dr. Laura Bernaix et al., Southern Illinois

University, Edwardsville NINR grant proposal: Impact of neonatal ICU father support on lactation. Submitted 2005.

COMMUNITY

2011- current Volunteer nurse and information technology consultant for the Widener Nursing Clinic

2004 – 2013 Crozer-Keystone – Widener Research Collaborative Subgroup on Maternal-Child Health

2004 – current Service-learning Fellow at Widener University

2001 – 2008 Faculty advisor for the Widener University Student Nurses’ Association.

DISSERTATION ADVISEMENT

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Widener UniversityChairperson

2016 Lori Wheeler, proposal defendedAlecia Fox, proposal defendedJane Donovan, proposal defendedCarol Lorup, proposal defendedDarlene KuchinskyTaylor GrubeMaria Murt, proposal defendedJennifer Porter, proposal development

2015 Jacqueline Ioli Basic social process of primary care outpatient staff registered nursesDeanna ScheafferThe relationship between nursing workaround performance and elements of the acute care practice environment.

2014 Amy LuckowskiThe lived experience in the clinical setting of nursing students with disabilitiesDeborah SchochDeterminants of breastfeeding readiness in premature infantsMariann MercadoThe relationship among registered nurses' perception of work environmental factors and work engagementMaria GrandinettiMotivation to learn, learner independence, intellectual curiosity and self-directed learning readiness of prelicensure sophomore baccalaureate nursing students

2013 Linda TroutNursing presence from the perspective of hospice nurse.

2010 Pamela Williams (Co-Chair with Barbara Patterson)A description of recovery from postpartum depression.Deborah GreenawaldUnderstanding reflection from the perspective of baccalaureate

nursing students.Member

2015 Ilia Echevarria Relationships among Transformational leadership style, emotional intelligence, and level of education in nurse Managers.

2014 – current Joyce Brill, proposal defended2013 – current Theresa Hartmann, proposal defended

2014 Linda RoyBaccalaureate nursing students' perceptions of simulation and the development of clinical judgment

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2012 Lynn Gallagher-FordThe influence of nurse leaders and nurse educators on registered nurses’ evidence-based practice.

2010 Virginia WolgelmuthMarketing strategies influencing new nurse educators’ decisions to choose a nurse educator path and current teaching position

2007 Christine FrazerThe effect of gaming as an instructional strategy on baccalaureate students’ immediate knowledge retention.Nancy LaplanteA description of thee meaning of reciprocity for undergraduate baccalaureate students engaged in service-learning.

2006 Julia Ward The difference between public and nurses’ perception of the image of nursing.Ruth Whitman-Price Exploring the subconcepts of the Wittman-Price Theory of

Emancipated Decision-making in women's health care `Jorge Corchado The effects of preparatory sensory information on breast conservative and mastectomy cancer patients: Mood states and

self-concept.2005 Mary Gallagher

The relationship of role strain, personal control/decision latitude, and work-related social support to the job satisfaction of distance

nurse educators.

Committee Activities and Leadership

Widener University

2015 – present Middle States Accreditation Steering Committee Tri-Chair

2012 – present Vision 2021 Strategic Planning Steering Committee, member

2012 – 2014 Scholarship GO Team, Co-Chair

2014 – present High Impact Practices Coordinating Group – Chair

2014 – present Promotion and Tenure, member

2013 - 2014 Pedagogy and Technology Task Force, member

2009 - 2011 Faculty Chair

2008 – 2011 Executive Council, member

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2003 – present Faculty Council, member

2011 – 2013 Faculty Affairs, member

2009 - 2010 Vision 2015 Academic Freedom Task Force, Co-Chair

2009 – 2010 Vision 2015 Steering Committee, Member

2008 – 2009 Instructional Resources Committee, Chair

2008 – 2009 OPS Search Committee, member

2003 – 2008 Academic Affairs, member

2007 – 2009 Learning Management System Task Force, member

Fall 2007 Institutional Committee on Assessment of Student Learning, substitute member

2006 – 2007 General Education Task Force, Co-Chair

2006 – 2007 Web Governance Committee, member

2005 – 2006 Task Force on Assessment of Student Learning (Vision 2015 committee), member

2005 – 2006 Chester Charter School Advisory Board, member

2001 – 2003 Institutional Resources Committee, member

Widener University School of Nursing

2012 – present Faculty Vice-Chair2008 – 2009

2014 – present Graduate Program Committee, member

2014 – present Academic Council, member

2012 –2014 Leadership committee, Co-Chair

2012 – present Test Task Force, member

2008 – 2011 BSN Revision Task Force, Chair

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2008 - 2009 Evaluation committee, member

2006 – 2008 Academic Affairs, member

2001 – 2008 Widener University Student Nurses Association Advisor

2001 – 2008 Recruitment and Student Affairs, member

2013- present Reappointment Promotion and Tenure, member2010- 20122007- 20082004- 2006

2008 – 2009 Undergraduate Programs Committee, Co-Chair2009 - 2011 Undergraduate Programs Committee, member2005 – 20062000 – 2003

2003 – 2005 Faculty Affairs (Chair – 2 terms)2011 - 2013 Faculty Affairs, member2002 – 20032002 – 2003 NCLEX Task Force, member

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