What motivates you in your role within the College?
“My motivation comes from the need for exceptional nurses in small, rural communities across the country. My team works on-ground with our learners to help facilitate them as they become competent and compassionate nurses. The collaborators who I work with give me the motivation to come to work every day. They help make things more consistent for faculty and our learners and overall it allows the learning process to be the best it can be.” Christi Dawson-Skuza, MSN, RN Senior Manager, Nursing Education Services
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“One of the things that motivates me is knowing that my function has a crucial impact on the success of the College. I know each function does their part to help our learners succeed, but the finance portion is such a big part of it. When it comes to financial aid there is always something changing and change can be very scary, but I love learning new things. Another motivator for me is my awesome team. We always show up for one another and I am beyond grateful for them, I couldn’t ask for a better team.” Ruth Brutus BS Government Funding Management
We asked, you answered! you answered! What is one topic you could give a spontaneous 15-minute TED Talk about?
Figure skating or the cultural differences between Japan and the U.S. Shannon Michael, Communications Native American Religious Traditions
The difference between Gen Z born between 1997-2004 and how they are different from those born from 2005-2012. Michelle Mendoza, Admissions Woodworking Jared Randall, IT ADHD in the pediatric population. Sara Kain, Nursing Faculty
The transition of attending predominately white public schools to entering a Historically Black College and University (HBCU). Amber Jones, Curriculum The importance of giving up single-use plastic and how to do it. Dr. Dina Nielsen, Learner Support Services
Nursing as a business. Chantz Bury, Nursing Faculty The differences between Star Wars and Star Trek and why Star Trek is better. Jessica Muir, Nursing Faculty
Taylor Boisselle, Learner Funding History of the Ukulele Dr. Jeffrey Olsen, Acting President, Nightingale College
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