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Seven CSON students participated in the Undergraduate Research Symposium
The Connell School had an impressive showing at this year’s research symposium.
Paskausky represented BC at a global summit
M.S./Ph.D. student Anna Paskausky was chosen to attend Womensphere Emerging Leaders Global Summit.
DeMarco honored by ENRS
DeMarco named Member at Large of ENRS
New careers in nursing: “A whole new direction”
RWJ Scholar Karen Jennings shares the path that led her to the nursing field on the Human Capital Blog.
Most downloaded articles of 2011
DeMarco’s article cracks the top ten.
Gregory honored for her research
MARN is set to acknowledge Kate Gregory’s excellence in research in April
A few minutes with Susan Gennaro
The Chronicle featured Dean Gennaro in their Q&A section.
Shindul-Rothschild contributes a chapter to a book that received top honors.
The American Journal of Nursing named Policy and Politics in Nursing and Health Care, sixth edition book of the year in two categories.
Year two for health you
The Healthy You program thanked the school of nursing for its role in administering flu shots to students, faculty, and staff.
DeMarco named Clinical Nurse Specialist Researcher of the Year
DeMarco honored by the National Association of Clinical Nurse Specialists.
CNS student learns the value of interdisciplinary work
CNS student Kate Maher and her preceptor Chris DeBruzzi teamed up with the athetic department at Concord-Carlisle High School to create and impliment the Interim Head Injury Management Policy with the goal of turning the interim policy into a regional safety regulation.
Happy CRNA Week
The week of January 22 is Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists week.
DeMarco wins book of the year
The American Journal of Nursing named Rosanna DeMarco’s most recent book as one of the most valuable texts of 2011.
McClain joins national committee
Institute of Medicine and the National Research Council named McClain to new committee.
AANP awards Pulcini
The American Academy of Nurse Practitioners recognized Joyce Pulcini’s humanitarian work.
How Dean Gennaro came to BC
Dean Gennaro addressed the Women’s Collaborative of Boston College.
Starting off the new year with a bang
Christopher Grillo, dean's office assistant, and his wife Sarah welcomed the first and second babies born in Boston in 2012. All are doing well.
Happy holidays
from all of us at the Connell School of Nursing.
Congratulations graduates!
Six Connell School students took part in the December Baccalaureate Mass.
Reading between the lines
Boston College Chronicle highlighted assistant professor Allyssa Harris and her study on urban literature.
DeMarco recieves grant from ILA
Institute of Liberal Arts awarded associate professor Rosanna DeMarco with a major interdisciplinary grant.
mHealth Summit 2011
M.S./Ph.D student Jeanie Capone reviewed her experience at the mHealth Summit, a mobile health event functioning as a global convener of the mHealth ecosystem, for Biotech Boston.
Dean’s reception for peer leaders
30 freshmen peer leaders honored for their volunteerism.
March of Dimes honors Gregory
Kate Gregory was the recipient of the Nurse of the Year Award in the area of Nurse Researcher.
Game-based learning
Professor Ann Burgess' virtual crime scene forensics exercise was mentioned in a larger USA Today story focusing on higher education's trend towards using game-based learning.
Honoring the work of Roy
Nursing Science Quarterly released an entire issue dedicated to Sr. Callista Roy.
Long-term care, pediatric palliative care
Boston College Magazine highlights CSON's cutting edge pediatric palliative care graduate program.
Shindul-Rothschild featured as master teacher
Boston College Magazine chose CSON associate professor Judith Shindul-Rothschild to feature in its article on Master Teachers throughout the University.
Global nursing caucus
CSON faculty, alumni, and students participated together in a seminar focused on global nursing.
Dean Gennaro addresses alumni
View Dean Gennaro's entire talk on 'A 21st Century Approach to Health & Wellness,' sponoserd by the Alumni Education Office.
KILN program highlighted at international conference
A group of KILN Scholars presented a program about their global health experiances at the Sigma Theta Tau International.
Leadership in a global world
Karen H. Morin, President of STT, was the fall Pinnacle Lecture Series speaker
Second annual Haley Nursing Forum
Connell School of Nursing and Brigham and Women's Hospital honor and support Nurse Scientists
In memoriam
Remembering the life of Joyce C. Clifford, RN, Ph.D., FAAN, former Senior Vice President and Nurse-in-Chief at BIDMC and guest lecturer at CSON.
Doctoral student conducts research at Children's Hospital in Boston
Rachel DiFazio discusses her Patient Services Research Grant-funded study on surgical outcomes for patients with severe cerebral palsy.
M.S./Ph.D. student published in nurse.com
Anna Paskausky explores how student nursing organizations can be laboratories for professional and political development.
Harris in the Huffington Post
Allyssa Harris researches the influences of 'Urban Lit' on African-American adolescents.
Faculty/Staff art show
Three members of the CSON community, Jeanie Foley, Julia Kass, and Natalie McClain, are displaying their artwork at the Bapst Library.
Master's student wins essay contest
Sribindu Pisupati '13 won the RWJ "I know this about nursing" essay contest.
Alumna named to AEN
The Academy of Emergency Nursing inducts a CSON alumna.
Ritual beginning of the year
The Mass of the Holy Spirit was celebrated in mid September.
Four KILN Scholars attend NBNA
KILN students had the opportunity to meet peers and nursing leaders at the annual National Black Nurses Association Meeting.
Pilgrimage to Lourdes
Dean Susan Gennaro and three Connell School seniors assisted the ill on the Order of Malta’s annual trip to Lourdes, France.
CSON Reunion weekend
A panel discussion on neuroscience nursing was preceded by the Dean Rita P. Kelleher Award presentation.
Congratulations Class of 2011
CSON Dean, faculty, and seniors participated in the University's 135th Commencement Exercises.
Convocation Ceremony
Ann Riley Finck '66 shared her experiences--both professional and personal--with the CSON Class of 2011.
CSON alumna receives Kelleher Award
Ann Riley Finck '66 was presented with the 2011 Kelleher Award for her work as a nurse leader, ethically aware scientist, and a skilled and inquisitive clinician.
Cullinan honored
Clinical Assistant Professor Donna Cullinan won the 2011 Community Service Award
Three KILN scholars elected
Three CSON students join the Board of Directors for the MASNA
Parting thoughts
Reflections from a 2011 Retiree, Associate Professor Rita Olivieri
2 KILN scholars receive prestigious fellowship
2 students will spend their summer at MGH
Six to Remember
Djerica Lamousnery was chosen as one of six members of the Class of 2011 who exemplify what's best about BC.
Heeding the Call for Help Back Home
When disaster struck her homeland, CSON doctoral student Nahoko Harada was able to put her nursing skills to work.
Burgess Aids Initiatives on Internet Safety for Children
CSON Professor Ann Burgess and a team of researchers have released several law enforcement bulletins aimed at improving Internet safety and reducing online sexual victimization of children and adolescents.
Alumna Named Regis President
Antoinette M. Hays, a 1974 graduate of the Connell School of Nursing who currently serves as the dean of the Regis School of Nursing, will become the 10th president of Regis College on July 1. Hays - the mother of Alexis Przybylski, a 2004 graduate of the College of Arts and Sciences - succeeds Mary Jane England, with whom she collaborated on the school's international nursing program in Haiti.
Dedication to Haiti
Connell School of Nursing Clinical Assistant Professor Donna Cullinan, a veteran of many medical missions to Haiti, recently led the first Connell School trip to the small island nation, where BC students, alumni, and faculty spent a week providing free medical care.
Kelly-Weeder elected to national organization
National Academies of Practice elects Susan Kelly-Weeder as its newest member.
Masters entry pinning ceremony
33 CSON masters' students received their nursing pins after becoming Registered Nurses.
Undergraduate Research Symposium
9 Connell school students joined 60 Boston College undergraduates to present their research findings at an all day symposium hosted by the university.
Child Internet safety project
Professor Ann Burgess researches online sexual victimization of children and adolescents.