NLN 2022 Education Summit Features Public Health Advocate Dr. Barbara Sattler for Keynote on Human & Planetary Healing
Registration is now open for the 2022 NLN Education Summit, September 28-30 at The Mirage in Las Vegas. This year’s theme, Healthy Planet, Healthy People: Leading the Way Through Education, Practice, and Policy, will focus on the vital need for nurses and nurse educators to respond to and proactively address climate change, health equity, and sustainability in managing global health and wellness. Barbara Sattler, RN, DrPH, FAAN, founder of the Alliance of Nurses for Healthy Environments, will kick off the conference with her Keynote Address, Human and Planetary Healing. Learn More
Empowering Nursing Students to Help Save Lives: The Path to High-Quality CPR Skills & Competence
The NLN, Laerdal Medical, the American Heart Association, and RQI Partners invite you to join us this Thursday, April 14, at 3 p.m. Eastern for our webinar, “Empowering Nursing Students to Help Save Lives.” In this webinar, you will learn how to identify the value of low-dose, high-frequency CPR training in developing verified competence and confidence — preparing nurses to help save more lives, and innovate your program to incorporate a quality improvement approach to resuscitation education. Register Now
Building Nursing's Power at the Policy Table
Make your advocacy voice stronger with this webinar providing guidance for how nurses can establish their power at the policy decision making table by defining their roles in grassroots efforts, board of director appointments and the legislative process. Participants will be able to identify how grassroots efforts, board appointments and legislative process influence policy decision making by emboldening the voice of nursing in advancing policy outcomes, identify two strategies educators can implement to involve pre-licensure students in grassroots efforts related to public policy and the legislative process through professional organizations, and more. Register Now
NLN Announces Selections for 2022 Leadership Institute
The NLN proudly announces the selection, through competitive application, of 39 nurse educators and nurses in practice for the 2022 NLN Leadership Institute. The Institute, under the NLN Center for Transformational Leadership, offers a dual track approach. LEAD is appropriate for nurses in education and practice who have recently been challenged with rapid transition into leadership positions; those already in positions of leadership who want formal leadership training; and still others who identify as emerging leaders or have leadership aspirations. A second track, Leadership Development Program for Simulation Educators, is designed for the experienced simulation nurse educator who aspires to a leadership role in simulation. Learn More
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Apply Now for a Cecelia Lou Vriheas Scholarship Award
The Cecelia Lou Vriheas Scholarship is a single $8,000 scholarship awarded to nurses pursuing advanced degrees to advance their career as a full-time nurse educator who are the first in their family to pursue higher education and belong to an historically marginalized/excluded group including but not limited to Black, Indigenous, Native American, Pacific Islander, immigrant populations, those from rural areas. Learn More
Show Your Year of the Nurse Educator Pride Purchasing These Products!
The NLN Foundation for Nursing Education has just launched a new online store where you can show your pride as a nurse educator during the Year of the Nurse Educator while making a difference in nursing education. Choose from a selection of shirts, tote bags, tumblers, and mugs. If you are a dean or director, please consider buying these for your faculty now in advance of National Nursing Month. Proceeds will benefit NLN Foundation programs. Shop Now
Elaine Tagliareni Named “Living Legend” by American Nurses Association of Massachusetts
Ask Elaine Tagliareni about her life decisions and she will tell you the best one she ever made was to become a nurse. Few would argue with that or the outcome, especially the American Nurses Association of Massachusetts, which is honoring her with the 2022 Living Legend Award. She was president of the National League for Nursing, the oldest nursing organization in the United States, representing more than 40,000 faculty from its member schools. Prior to her presidency at NLN, Tagliareni was its chief program officer, where she supported an inclusive attitude for all levels of nursing. Read More
The Experience of Prelicensure Nursing Students with a Learning Disability in the Clinical Learning Environment
Research Participant Recruitment: This descriptive phenomenological research study will interview prelicensure nursing students with a learning disability and their experiences in the clinical learning environment. For undergraduate nursing student enrolled at a nationally accredited, prelicensure baccalaureate nursing program with a diagnosed learning disability. Primary investigator is Lisa Hesser, doctoral candidate, University of West Georgia. Learn More
The dissemination of requests for research volunteers by the NLN is not an endorsement of the research nor of the researcher(s). Dissemination is an NLN member benefit intended to promote nursing education research that has already received approval of an Institutional Review Board (IRB).
Nonprofits Offer New Board Opportunities for Nurses
The Nurses on Boards Coalition has received one new request for nurses to join boards of directors:
• Hembal Medical Advisory Board, which is dedicated to making the healthiest and tastiest products on the planet. Deadline April 27. Apply Now
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