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The College of Nursing magazine is published semiannually by the Office of University Marketing and Communications in conjunction with the College of Nursing.

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  • College of Nursing, Winter 2020 by Matt Schmidt, Christine Delfanian, Dave Graves, and Elissa Dickey

    College of Nursing, Winter 2020

    Matt Schmidt, Christine Delfanian, Dave Graves, and Elissa Dickey

    FEATURES
    [Page] 2 Partnering with CareSpan
    COLLEGE NEWS
    [Page] 6 Administrative changes
    [Page] 7 Horsley appointed
    [Page] 8 Tribal palliative care programs
    [Page] 9 Leadership cohort
    [Page] 10 Olson completes 20th year
    [Page] 12 Johnson honored
    ALUMNI NEWS
    [Page] 13 Bohnenkamp receives award
    STUDENT NEWS
    [Page] 14 Mercer leads ROTC unit
    [Page] 15 ROTC gives Rohlfs experience
    [Page] 16 Cancer can't stop DNP grad
    [Page] 18 Accelerating students' dream careers
    SDSU FOUNDATION
    [Page] 20 Decision based on commitment

  • College of Nursing by Matt Schmidt, Micayla Standish, Dave Graves, and Emily Weber

    College of Nursing

    Matt Schmidt, Micayla Standish, Dave Graves, and Emily Weber

    FEATURES
    [Page] 2 Renovation Plans
    [Page] 6 Welcome New Dean
    [Page] 8 Zweifel to Deliver National Presentation

    COLLEGE NEWS
    [Page] 10 Retirements:
    Lois Tschetter
    Barbara Hobbs
    Marylou Mylant
    Sandra Mordhorst
    Janice Schardin
    [Page] 17 Arends, Vockrodt Earn Certification
    [Page] 18 Cassy Hultman Pieces Clinical Experiences
    [Page] 20 Graduate Students Work, Study Together
    [Page] 21 Sigma Theta Tau Inductees
    [Page[ 22 Scholarly Outcomes
    [Page] 25 New Faces
    [Page] 28 SDSU Foundation

    ALUMNI NEWS
    [Page] 26 Dunlap Impacts Pediatric Nursing

  • College of Nursing by Matt Schmidt, Christine Delfanian, Dave Graves, and Emily Weber

    College of Nursing

    Matt Schmidt, Christine Delfanian, Dave Graves, and Emily Weber

    FEATURE
    [Page] 2 Student-athletes balance busy schedules

    COLLEGE NEWS
    [Page] 6 LeBeau honored
    [Page] 8 Student receives Avera Wokini Scholarship
    [Page] 10 College receives HRSA grant
    [Page] 11 Simulation receives provisional accreditation
    [Page] 12 Regional Health Rapid City's student room
    [Page] 14 Population Health Evaluation Center opens

    FACULTY NEWS
    [Page] 16 Honors
    [Page] 18 New Faces

    ALUMNI NEWS
    [Page] 22 Classes of 1959 and 1968 visit
    [Page] 23 VabderWoude, Damgaaed honored
    [Page] 24 Patient interaction drives Morrision
    [Page] 26 Salter creates unique gift
    [Page] 27 SDSU Foundation

  • College of Nursing by South Dakota State University

    College of Nursing

    South Dakota State University

    FEATURES
    [Page] 2 ANEW grant placings
    [Page] 6 Student room at Brookings Health System
    [Page] 8 Partnership with the VA

    STUDENT NEWS
    [Page] 9 Essen Makes Most of College Life
    [Page] 11 Nursing Impacts ROTC competitions
    [Page] 12 Lineman Looking after Little Ones

    COLLEGE NEWS
    [Page] 13 Farewell Fahrenwald
    [Page] 16 Olson Returns as Interim Dean
    [Page] 17 Rapid City Renamed
    [Page] 18 Retirees
    [Page] 20 New Faces
    [Page} 23 Distinguished Deans' Lecture

    ALUMNI NEWS
    [Page] 24 Buxton Advocates Nursing Conclerge
    [Page] 25 Ehlers' Unplanned Journey
    [Page] 26 Meeting led to Jenkin's Degree at State
    [Page] 27 Education was Part of Mueller's Plan
    [Page] 28 College of Nursing Scholarship
    [Page] 29 SDSU Foundation

  • College of Nursing by South Dakota State University

    College of Nursing

    South Dakota State University

    Called to serve:
    Profiles of student nurses who became military health professionals.
    [Page] 2 Meet Dolores (Gleich) Pogrebniak and Nick Westphalen, two Army Student Nurse Program participants on opposite ends of the chronological spectrum.
    [Page] 3 Deployment delays nurse practitioner studies for Alex Kalsbeck.
    [Page] 3 Commissioning to Navy Nurse Corps gave faculty member the opportunity to serve U.S. president, other dignitaries.
    [Page] 4 Undergrad Nick Westphalen credits time management for being able to meet the demands of ROTC training and a nursing degree.
    [Page] 5 Asha Wyatt: ‘Who better to serve than my country?’
    [Page] 5 Bruce Kyllonen: ‘Rewards … will be more than worth it.’
    [Page] 6 Veterans John Mills, David Cole find rewarding careers as nurses at Sioux Falls VA.
    [Page] 8 Bostic twins find National Guard the perfect prep course for nursing.
    [Page] 9 Naval career helps Sara Weelborg find her calling in psychiatric nursing. Features:
    [Page] 10 Camp Gilbert experience connected accelerated students with diabetic children.
    [Page] 12 On the other side of the table. Recent grads return as recruiters at job fair.
    [Page] 14 Jonas Scholars: Alexandra Draisey, Shannon O’Connell-Persaud, Travis Erickson selected for 2016-17 award.
    [Page]16 Ela Nielsen develops broader perspective as president of South Dakota Nursing Student Association.
    College news:
    [Page] 18 New faces to the College of Nursing
    [Page] 20 K Reeder honored by the American Heart Association.
    [Page] 20 Five State grads honored by South Dakota Nurses Association.
    [Page] 21 College makes list for AffordableCollegesOnline.org.
    [Page] 22 Accreditation granted to doctor of nursing practice, advanced practice programs. Alumni
    [Page] 26 First graduate— Rachel Foss. Daughter recalls the pioneering journey of her mom, a 1936 graduate.
    [Page] 28 Distinguished Alum — Karen (Billars) Heusinkveld, UT-Arlington professor, honored by SDSU.
    [Page] 29 Stacey Tait-Goodale— Development director recalls how her military experience challenged her in nursing school.

  • College of Nursing by South Dakota State University

    College of Nursing

    South Dakota State University

    Impacting policies
    [Page] 2 South Dakota State alumni contributed to “The House of Nursing” as it supported the passing of SB61.
    [Page] 4 Graduates lead the South Dakota Board of Nursing.
    [Page] 5 Damgaard and Young create virtual nursing-care model. 6 Soholt’s drive helped pass SB61.
    [Page] 7 Berkland’s career now has her in executive role for Sanford Health.
    [Page] 8 Students attend national summit in D.C.
    [Page] 10 Researchers review tobacco-free policies for state’s health-care facilities.
    [Page] 12 Social media campaign helps living kidney donations among Native Americans.

    College news
    [Page] 14 Three students present at NANAINA.
    [Page] 16 Hansen receives Distinguished Service Award.
    [Page] 17 College receives grant to develop rural providers.
    [Page] 18 Assistant deans named for Sioux Falls and Aberdeen.
    [Page] 19 Varilek named to GNSA Leadership Council.
    [Page] 20 Moller delivers Deans’ Distinguished Lecture.

    Alumni
    [Page] 22 Stuefen named a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Scholar.
    [Page] 23 Nenaber named nation's top clerical nurse specialist.

    Development
    [Page] 24 Four new scholarships awarded.
    [Page] 25 Stacey Tait-Goodale — Development director talks about Wagner Hall’s potential third-floor renovations.

  • College of Nursing by Dave Graves, Karissa Kuhle, and Emily Weber

    College of Nursing

    Dave Graves, Karissa Kuhle, and Emily Weber

    Features
    [Page] 2 — Path to awarding graduate degrees has been worth the effort.
    [Page] 6 — Work/work balance—Faculty members discuss teaching and health-care careers.
    [Page] 10 — Finding her niche: A class section spurs Kim Nearhood to find her passion.
    [Page] 12 — West River Nursing Program graduates first DNP class.
    [Page] 13 — Certified nurse midwife Brenna Tate gets to experience miracles.
    [Page]14 — Lesley Cook and Julie Jones found ideal careers with VA.
    [Page] 16 — It took some time but Susan Leddy found a role she loves.
    [Page] 17 — Grant Jaspers makes the most of recent degree.
    [Page] 18 — Brenda Andersen plays a major role in care of Jackrabbits.
    [Page] 20 — Donelle King enjoys the relationships made as a DNP.

    Department news
    [Page] 22 - Stenvig receives multiple honors.
    [Page] 23- College receives grants to impact health care.

    Alumni news
    [Page] 26- Baker and Cundy named to 100 Great Iowa Nurses 2015 listing.
    [Page] 28- In memoriam.
    [Page] 29- Stacey Tait-Goodale: Be part of a gift transformation.

  • College of Nursing by South Dakota State University

    College of Nursing

    South Dakota State University

    Features: Impact of partnerships
    [Page] 2 — College holds first partnership summit.
    [Page] 4 — Wikaske Alliance has been busy in first year of existence.
    [Page] 5 — Career fairs popular with students and industry.
    [Page] 6 — Betty Ferrell discussess spirituality in nursing.
    [Page] 7 — Kate Lorig delivers Deans’ Distinguished Lecture.
    [Page] 8 — State plays a major role in International Rural Nursing Conference.
    [Page] 9 — Elverson and Klawiter visit Ghana and plan to return.
    [Page] 10 — Tschetter and Carson travel to China to develop possible study abroad opportunities.
    Student News
    [Page] 12 Transfer students enjoying classes, experiences at State.
    [Page] 13 2016 graduate finishes third in Miss South Dakota competition.
    [Page] 14 The potential impact of forensics on nursing.
    [Page] 15 Two students named Graduate Nursing Student Academy liaisons. College news
    [Page] 16 Carson receives fellowship.
    [Page] 17 New faces to the College of Nursing.
    [Page] 22 College’s presentations and publications
    Alumni news

    [Page] 21 South Dakota Hall of Fame inducts Koerner.
    [Page] 28 Ulmer named one of 2016’s 100 Great Iowa Nurses.
    [Page] 28 Gilbertson receives college’s distinguished service award.
    [Page] 29 Stacey Tait-Goodale The impact of endowments.

  • College of Nursing by Christie Delfanian, Dave Graves, Karissa Kuhle, and Emily Weber

    College of Nursing

    Christie Delfanian, Dave Graves, Karissa Kuhle, and Emily Weber

    Features

    Impacting Public Health - SDSU’s role improving the state’s health
    [Page] 2 — Students work on Crow Creek reservation.
    [Page] 6 — Strengthening Native American families to help youth.
    [Page] 8 — Using cultural traditions to help Native Americans.
    [Page] 10 — Caring for the mind, body and spirit.
    [Page] 11 — College receives Impact Award.
    [Page] 12 — Examining smoke-free policies.

    Department news
    [Page] 14- Eight join college’s faculty.
    [Page] 15- Former dean, alums receive honors.
    [Page] 16- Minton moves into associate dean role.
    [Page] 24- Worth receives college’s distinguished service award.

    Student News
    [Page]18- DNP students experience rural life.
    [Page] 20- Hinsch, Kittelsrud receive Jonas Scholarships.
    [Page] 20- Goodales create an endowed scholarship for an outstanding scholar.

    Alumni news
    [Page] 21- Romness Foster and Relf named SDSU Distinguished Alumni.
    [Page] 22- Teamwork still part of Mason’s life 25 Dean’s Club.
    [Page] 25- Stacey Tait-Goodale Help celebrate the college’s 80th anniversary.

  • College of Nursing by Dave Graves and Emily Weber

    College of Nursing

    Dave Graves and Emily Weber

    Features

    Celebrating Excellence — The College of Nursing honors leaders during 80th anniversary
    [Page] 2 — Photo gallery of honorees.
    [Page] 6 — A brief look at the college’s history.
    [Page] 12 — The first four-year class.
    [Page] 14 — The gala’s honorees.
    [Page] 23 — Class of 1965 gives back.
    [Page] 24 — Alumni profiles.

    Department news
    [Page] 28- Faculty and professional staff publications.
    [Page] 30- Faculty and student awards and honors.
    [Page] 31- Deans’ distinguished lecture.
    [Page] 32- College honors.

    Alumni news
    [Page] 32- In memoriam.
    [Page] 33- Stacey Tait-Goodale Thank you for making the 80th Gala a success.

  • College of Nursing by Christie Delfanian, Dave Graves, Karissa Kuhle, Eric Landwehr, and Emily Weber

    College of Nursing

    Christie Delfanian, Dave Graves, Karissa Kuhle, Eric Landwehr, and Emily Weber

    Features

    Impacting Diversity — SDSU’s role touches the state.
    [Page] 2 — Kills Pretty Enemy’s risk-taking style enables her pursuit of doctorate.
    [Page] 4 — Schumacher’s worldly views gives her a perspective on health care.
    [Page] 6 — Grimshaw’s passion for patients fuels her nursing career.
    [Page] 7 — Silva Youpee gravitated toward health care.
    [Page] 8 — Degree allows Lone Elk to navigate numerous career moves.
    [Page] 10 — Burns takes nontraditional route to teaching and leadership.
    [Page] 11 — Conroy knows nurses play a key role in patient education.

    Department news
    [Page] 12- Symposium addresses American Indian nursing education.
    [Page] 16- Publications by faculty and professional staff.
    [Page] 19- Robin Arends — State welcomes six faculty and a head of nursing student services.
    [Page] 20- Grant and award recipients.
    [Page] 22- 80th anniversary — Calendar of events.

    Alumni news
    [Page] 14- Amanda Nenaber — Will to succeed still powers Nightingale winner.
    [Page] 25- Stacey Tait-Goodale — Looks to help lead college for next 80 years.

 
 
 

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