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49th Annual Isabel Maitland Stewart Conference
on Research in Nursing

From Mrs. Chase to Meet the Sims
Simulation in Nursing Education, Research and Practice



Call for Stewart Conference Abstracts--
Deadline January 30, 2012

Interactive Abstract submission Form


Friday, April 27, 2012
Teachers College Columbia University


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The Future of Nursing:  Leading Change, Advancing Health
Click here to access the Report

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Message from the President

Franklin A. Shaffer, EdD, RN, FAAN

Click here to read message from the NEAA President



Dr. Connie Vance (right) recipient of the 2011 R. Louise McManus Medal
presented by Dr. Keville Frederickson, chair, NEAA Awards Committee
 

New. . .
Fall 2011/Winter 2012 Courier

Features
Spotlight on Laura Jannone
From the President; Chat from the Chair; Update from the Executive Program for Nurses
History Column:  How to Change the Unchanging Nurse
Alumni Sightings and Celebrations--photos
Stewart Conference and Awards Luncheon Photos
Alumni News
In Memoriam: Caridad Buncab, Doris Collins, Adele Herwitz,
Hazel Johnson-Brown, Rachel Rotkovich, Barbara Tate and Leona Weiner
Global Collaboration at the International Council of Nurses


Nursing Education Alumni Association
Teachers College Columbia University 
49th Annual Isabel Maitland Stewart Conference
on Research in Nursing
and Annual Awards Ceremony
 
Friday, April 27, 2012
Teachers
College Columbia University
Milbank Chapel
525 West 120th Street
New York, NY 10027 
 






Nursing Eduction at Teachers College Columbia University began in 1899 when Isabel Hampton Robb was instrumental in establishing the first post-graduate nursing course in Hospital Economics.  Later, the program became the Department of Nursing Education.  Nurses from throughout the world studied at Teachers College  (TC) and earned bachelors, masters, and doctoral degrees.  The Nursing Education Alumni Association promotes nursing education of the highest quality at TC; supports nursing research initiatives; promotes networking among alumni; recognizes the achievements of alumni; and preserves and communicates the history of NEAA and nursing education at TC.  Today, TC offers masters and doctoral prograrms in nursing and has the only program in the United States that offers a doctorate in nursing education (EdD).


For information about nursing programs at TC:

Department of Health and Behavior Studies

Department of Organization and Leadership