Faculty Accomplishments

April 9, 2010
Meetings
Week of
April 12-16, 2010
Graduate Program Faculty
Monday
9:00am-11:00am
Classroom 130
Faculty Affairs
Monday
1:15pm-3:30pm
Conference Room 247
Student Affairs
Monday
1:30pm-3:30pm
Faculty Accomplishments
Dr. Mona Baharestani has a recent publication entitled International
Guidelines. Pressure Ulcer Prevention: Pressure, Shear, Friction and
Microclimate in Context.. A Consensus Document. London: Wounds International. 2010
She along with colleagues from Japan, Italy, the Netherlands, Germany, Cardiff, Israel and others in the USA worked on this document
over the past 6 months. This document will be translated into multiple
languages and will disseminated internationally.
Additionally, she along with other inter-professional American Professional Wound Care Association colleagues published the following peerreviewed article:
SELECT: Evaluation and Implementation of Clinical Practice Guidelines: A Guidance Document from the American Professional Wound
Care Association. Advances in Skin & Wound Care. 2010 (23(4):161
-168.
Conference Room 239
Curriculum & Instruction
Monday
1:15pm-4:15pm
Conference Room 303
Faculty Forum
Monday
12:00pm-1:30pm
Staff are invited to attend
this meeting of the Faculty
Forum. Bring your lunch
and join us in conference
room 134.
Administrative Retreat
Wednesday
8:30am-2:00pm
Dean’s House
Jennie Walls 4th Lila Seal 5th Teressa Wexler 15th Vicci Graham 22nd Jennie Stewart‐Glenn 26th Jennifer Wallen 26th Kermit Dugger 28th Call for Abstracts:
December 9-11, 2010
Second Annual International
Conference for Nurse Educators
Ritz Carlton Hotel,
Pentagon City
Arlington, Virginia
Washington, DC
The Global Alliance for Nursing Education and Science (GANES) invites you to submit an abstract for the Second
Annual International Conference for Nurse Educators. The abstract committee will assess all submissions against the
following criteria; relation to conference themes, creativity and innovation, and applicability and utility.
Abstracts are invited for presentation under one of the following themes:
• Developing academic leadership capacity
• Increasing strength through international collaboration (stories from the field)
• Fostering innovation and excellence
• Politics of nursing education and research
• Leadership roles in academic environments for the 21st century
Abstracts will be accepted for papers, posters and symposia. Papers must be 15 minutes in length with 5 minutes of
questions. Symposia will feature groups of three or more related papers, generally 80 minutes total including questions.
Abstracts will be accepted in English and French with a maximum of 200 words. Abstracts must be submitted by
midnight EST on April 15, 2010. Email abstract submissions to Abigail Linsner at [email protected].
We look forward to reviewing your submission. For more information about this Call for Abstracts, see
http://www.ganes.info/Conferences.php.
Spring Faculty
Research Forum
Friday
April 16th
8:00am – 12:00pm
refreshments will be served
For more information contact Vickie Martha
at 9-4082 or by email at [email protected]
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NURSE Center Tutor Schedule
Presidential Grants­in­Aid (PGIA) Drop-in
Applications for activities after July 1 should be submitted by Friday, June 4, 2010 Tutor: Michael Rice
Monday
4:00-7:00
Thursday
3:00-7:00
NURSE Center
NURSE Center
Tutor: Jennifer Barham
Tuesday
2:00-7:00
Wednesday 2:00-7:00
NURSE Center
NURSE Center
Foundations
Tutor: Casey Bayliss
Wednesday 6:00
Room 220
Tutor: Michael Rice
Thursday
4:00-6:00
NURSE Center
Pathophysiology
(For Dr. Ghaffari’s class)
Tutor: Michael Rice
Wednesday 4:30-6:00
Room 220
Friday
2:00-4:00
NURSE Center
(For Dr. Rasmussen’s class)
Tutor: Robert Morley
Thursday
1:00-3:00
Room 130
Tutor:
Wednesday
Taylor Isgrig
1:00-3:00
NURSE Center
For PGIA guidelines: http://www.etsu.edu/senate/
facultyhandbook/Section_3.pdf#3.6 For a PGIA application form: http://www.etsu.edu/
senate/facultyhandbook/forms/presidential_grant‐in‐
aid_app.doc Please note: •
Applications must be submitted on the appropriate form (revised 08/07) which can be accessed via the link above. Applications submitted on previous versions of the form will not be reviewed. •
It is the responsibility of the applicant to confirm that the forms are received in the Office of the Provost, 206 Bur‐
gin Dossett Hall, Campus Box 70733 by the deadline. To confirm receipt, applicants may call Donna Miller at 95888 or email [email protected] •
Effective fall 2009 Dr Bill Kirkwood, Vice Provost for Un‐
dergraduate Education and Executive Director, Planning and Analysis, is overseeing the PGIA Program. Deadlines for fiscal 2010‐11 are as follows: Pharmacology
Tutor: Jennifer Barham
Tuesday
2:15-3:15
Tutor: Jamie Persaud
Monday
11:30-12:30
Room 220
Activities July through September, June 4 Activities October through December, August 6 Activities January through March, November 12 NURSE Center
Activities April through June, March 4 Upcoming Grant Opportunities
Community Participation in Research
http://grants1.nih.gov/grants/guide/pa-files/PA-08-074.html
Awards Depend on Actual Cost of Project
Due: June 5, 2010
Association of Nurses in AIDS Care
(ANAC) Scholar
http://www.anfonline.org/MainCategory/NursingRes
earchGrant.aspx
Southern Nursing Research Society/ANF Grants
http://www.anfonline.org/MainCategory/NursingResearchGrant.aspx
Due: May 3, 2010
Awards of: $3,750
Research on any nurse-related area.
Must be a current member of ANA and ANRS.
Due: May 3, 2010
$3,000
Research should address an area of inquiry
that relates to those with or affected by HIV
infection.
PI must be licensed RN with baccalaureate degree or higher in nursing.
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Office of Research and Spon­
sored Programs Research Development Committee Grants for Faculty Small Research Grants Maximum amount: $1,500
Deadline: End of each month
Small Research Grants may be requested to support modest costs of research such as supplies and travel to collect or analyze data, or information pertinent to an existing research project.
For more information on Small Research Grant eligibility, guidelines, application procedures, review criteria and
policies, please go to http://www.etsu.edu/
research/RDC/Small/default.htm
33rd NRHA Annual
Rural Health Conference
May 18-21
Savannah, GA
Join the largest gathering of rural health professionals of
the year at the Savannah International Trade and Convention
Center.
In today’s economy, you can’t afford to miss NRHA’s 33rd Annual Rural Health Conference. Now more than ever, you need
innovative ideas to advance rural health.
Sign up by April 16, and take advantage of early registration rates.
Hotel information:
Westin Savannah Harbor
912-201-2000
Hyatt Regency Savannah
800-233-1234
All RDC grant proposals must be
submitted electronically
Mention the NRHA to receive the exclusive room rate.
For more information go to: http://www.ruralhealthweb.org/annual
TNA & TASN Joint Convention
Evidence Based Practice: Nursing that Works
October 22-24, 2010
Franklin Marriott & Cool Springs
Franklin, Tennessee
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
We invite you to submit an abstract to be considered for oral or poster presentation at 2010 TNA &
TASN Joint Convention, Evidence Based Practice: Nursing that Works, in Franklin, Tennessee on October
22-24, 2010. The focus/content of your abstract should relate to one of the following themes:
Evidence based practice
Lateral violence
Empowerment
Public/community health
Workplace environment
Culture of safety
Innovative care models
Technology in patient care
Mentorship
Cultural competency
Generational competency
Simulation in Education
APN Issues
If you have an innovative project or topic that does not quite fit into any of these categories, please
submit as a few innovative presentations outside those boundaries will be considered.
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE: June 1, 2010
For Abstract, Oral, and Poster presentations guidelines go to:
http://tnaonline.org/tna-events-joint-conv-10.html
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16th Annual Sloan Consortium
International Conference on Online Learning
November 2 -5, 2010 y The Caribe Royal Hotel • Orlando, Florida
Call for Presentations & Workshops
“The Power of Online Learning: Stimulating New Possibilities”
We invite you to submit a presentation for the 16th Sloan-C International Conference on Online Learning: “The Power of Online Learning: Stimulating New Possibilities.” The conference strongly encourages
presentations that report on online and blended learning research, theory , and practice at all levels.
Proposals that address blended learning, issues of diversity, international applications of online learning, open educational resources, social networking, online learning and community colleges, and/or K-12
online education are especially encouraged. Last year’s conference attracted over 1375 participants to
more than 200 presentations, as well as exhibits, pre-conference workshops, keynote and plenary addresses, and a variety of other special events.
Open Now!
Submit a Presentation
Submit a Workshop
Enter here for individual, group, and poster presentations given as part of the concurrent sessions during
the main conference schedule. Enter here for half day (3 hour) or full day (6 hour)
interactive workshop proposals. Workshops are conducted prior to or following the main conference
schedule. Proposals must be submitted by May 3, 2010
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Invitation to Submit Instructional Development Grant Proposals, 2010-11
ETSU’s Instructional Development Committee (IDC) invites Instructional Development Grant proposals for FY 2010-11
The deadline for submitting applications is Tuesday, April 20, 2010.
This is the only funding cycle for FY 2010-11.
Instructional Development Grants provide up to $5,000 for special projects in which faculty implement and assess innovative methods to enhance student learning at ETSU. The committee weighs teaching innovations more highly than
requests for equipment. Selection criteria are as follows:
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6.
Clear rationale for project, including a well-defined set of objectives
Originality and creativity of the proposal
Number of students who would benefit from the project
Applicability of project to courses or departments beyond those in which the project will occur
Clearly defined protocol for assessing outcomes of the project
Feasible calendar for implementing and assessing the project, including specific target date for completion
The IDC looks favorably on proposals receiving partial funding from the academic department, college or school.
Please note:
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All full-time, permanent ETSU faculty are eligible to
receive Instructional Development Grants.
The IDC does not award grants to the same individual in two consecutive years.
All funds awarded must be spent within the specified fiscal year and cannot be carried over to the
next fiscal year.
The IDC does not fund computer monitors, CPUs or
printers.
The IDC considers faculty stipends a low priority.
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If the proposal requests equipment already available
on campus (e.g., a video camera that could be checked
out from the library), it should explain why buying
additional equipment is necessary.
Items purchased with Instructional Development
funds become the property of the department when
the project terminates.
Award recipients must submit final reports to the
Office of the Provost by Friday, September 30, 2011.
Failure to submit the report will result in ineligibility
to receive subsequent Instructional Development
Grants.
To submit a proposal:
Download the attached form to your computer and save a copy for your use.
Send the completed application via email attachment to Donna Miller in the Office of the Provost
([email protected]).
Also attach to the email a letter from your department chair endorsing the project and indicating funding by the
department, college or school.
If the IDC recommends your proposal for funding, your department chair and dean must sign off on the project before
funding will be finalized.
ETSU COLLEGE OF NURSING
The Friday Newsletter is sent to every faculty, part-time faculty, and
PO Box 70617
Johnson City, TN 37614
staff member. It is also sent to our College of Nursing Advisory Board
Phone: 423-439-7051
and donors who have requested to receive it as well as Dr. Bishop, VP of
Fax: 423-439-4543
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