Showing posts with label Laura Carter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Laura Carter. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 11, 2013

2013 Epsilon Pi Annual Meeting and Induction Ceremony


The Annual Meeting and Induction ceremony on March 28, 2013 was an overwhelming success with more than 100 attendees from the Valdosta area. Forty-two new members were inducted into Sigma Theta Tau International including 38 BSN students, 3 MSN students and one community nurse leader. Laura Carter, MSN, Assistant Professor in the College of Nursing presented the keynote address, "Physical Activity - Does It Promote Success in Nursing School?" Much to the relief of our hardworking BSN students, her findings were that physical activity did not influence academic success. Many of the chapter activities during the 2012-2013 academic year were summarized by Mr. James Holland, Vice-President. These include initiation of a twice-a-year undergraduate scholarship award. Finally, new Board members were installed during the meeting by out-going President, Dr. Melissa Benton. New faces on the Epsilon Pi Board for 2013-2014 include Ms. Denise Sauls, Secretary, and Dr. Rebecca Green, President-Elect. The outgoing Board thanks all members for their support during the past 2 years. We look forward to seeing you at next year's meeting.


New BSN Inductees




2013-2014 Epsilon Pi Board Members


(left to right) Ms. Gayle Taylor, Dr. Rebecca Green, Ms. Denise Sauls, Ms. Molly Seals, Mr. Stephen Shirlock, Dr. Brenda Dyal, Mr. James Holland, Ms. Laura Carter, and Ms. Darlene Pirkle



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Region 7 Research Conference


STTI 2013 Region 7 ConferenceEpsilon Pi Chapter was well-represented this year at the 2013Region 7 Conference in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. Ms. Laura Carter, MSN, RN, not only attended the two-day conference on February 15 and 16, but also presented a research poster entitled "Effect of Physical Activity on Anticipatory Success in Nursing Students." The data she presented were collected in the College of Nursing, at VSU, and represent preliminary findings from an on-going research study in collaboration three other College of Nursing Faculty members, including Ms. Kynthia James, Dr. Maura Schlairet and Dr. Melissa Benton. The Conference included both educational and clinical topics for nurses throughout Florida, Georgia and South Carolina. Among other clinical topics, a team of nurses from Baptist Health of South Florida presented outcomes from an evidence-based early mobilization program for ICU patients. Slides from their presentation and several others can be accessed through the Region 7 website, which can be found here.



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