Events

For so many of us in nursing education, the hiring, orientation, and development of clinical instructors (CIs) continue to be an ongoing challenge, particularly in light of the demands of our contemporary nursing curricula. The Duke University School of Nursing (DUSON) has designed a conference that - over the past 10 years - has helped many CIs be better prepared for their role and responsibilities, and we hope you will join us for the 2017 CI Intensive.We believe the time spent in this intensive workshop is a valuable and important investment in the people who make our clinical courses come alive the clinical faculty (instructor)-and we hope you will attend and encourage your colleagues to do the same. The Intensive led by a talented and experienced group of full-time faculty and experienced, successful clinical nurse educators has been designed to be interactive and relevant and to provide an opportunity for faculty and CIs to look at their current clinical teaching strategies and develop new ways to strengthen clinical education for pre-licensure students. This packed and exciting conference-August 5, 2017-will be held at the Duke University School of Nursing. For more information, contact Tina Johnson at tinal.johnson@duke.edu. Register at https://nursing.duke.edu/centers-and-institutes/iee/2017-clinical-instru...

The annual lecture is an opportunity to bring a distinguished international expert to the campus community to address areas of particular global significance and/or critical challenges facing regions of the world, while furthering our strong commitment to global health.This year's keynote speaker will be Dr. John Patrick Daly, Dean of the Faculty of Health and Head of the UTS/World Health Organization Collaborating Centre for Nursing, Midwifery and Health Development at the University of Technology, Sydney.This event is FREE an open to the Public. A reception will immediately follow the lecture.Registration is required and information will be made available in the future.