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Nursing Education Alumni Association
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50th Annual Isabel Maitland Stewart Conference
on Research in Nursing
and Annual Awards Ceremony
Teachers College Columbia University
Friday, April 26, 2013
The Best of Nursing:
TC Leading the World in
Education, Administration, and Research
Keynote
The Legacy of Isabel Maitland Stewart: Who Was That Woman?
Speaker: Elizabeth R. Dawson, BEd, MEd, RN
The year 2013 marks the 50th Anniversary of the death of Ms. Stewart as well as the Stewart Research Conference. Elizabeth Dawson will share the positive influence that her “Great Aunt Tib” (Isabel Maitland Stewart) had on her life and career. Ms. Dawson is former Dean of Health Sciences, Grant MacEwan University, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
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2012 NEAA R. Louise McManus Medal and Achievement Award recipients (L to R): Frank Shaffer, NEAA President; Keville Frederickson, Awards Committee Chair; Amparo C. Kurtz, Nursing Practice Award; Marianne R. Jeffreys, McManus Medal; Elaine L. Smith, Nursing Service Award; Judith E. Hupcey, Nursing Scholarship and Research Award; and Maureen C. Creegan, Nursing Education Award. Sheldon Ornstein (not pictured) was inducted into the TC Nursing Hall of Fame along with all of the Achievement Award Winners.
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Features
Spotlight on New TC Graduates
From the President; Chat from the Chair; Update from the Executive Program for Nurses
History Column: Florence Nightingale--Her Legacy to Humankind (Part II)
2012 Stewart Conference and Awards Luncheon Photos
Nursing Education Funds Celebrates Centennial
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In Memoriam: Eleanor K. Herrmann; Thetis M. Group
Lasting Legacy
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Nursing Education Alumni Association
Teachers College Columbia University
50th Annual Isabel Maitland Stewart Conference
on Research in Nursing
and Annual Awards Ceremony
Friday, April 26, 2013
Teachers College Columbia University
Milbank Chapel
525 West 120th Street
New York, NY 10027
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| 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).
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