Representing MSU
Submitted Photo - - Holly Armitage, left, and Joy Corey outlined their student and faculty-managed Adult Health Maintenance Clinic project at the Community Health Nurse Educators Summer Institute held in Chicago June 11-13.
Minot State University nursing graduates Joy Corey and Holly Armitage represented the Public Health Nursing course at the 2009 Association of Community Health Nurse Educators Summer Institute in Chicago June 11-13, according to a press release issued by Minot State University. The conference provides a network for the exchange of ideas regarding community and public health nursing education, research and practice. Some 200 faculty were in attendance. Corey, of Kenmare, and Armitage, from Killdeer, participated in the poster presentation session, where they highlighted the fall 2008 semester class project of developing and opening a student and faculty-managed Adult Health Maintenance Clinic. Their poster emphasized each section of the project including such things as development of the evidence base, the project’s connection to Vision 2013, MSU’s strategic plan, and an evaluation of the clinic’s succ.
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ICE CREAM SOCIAL – Visitors will be treated to free ice cream cones, lemonade and cookies Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m. at Camp Hancock State Historic Site in Bismarck.
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LIBRARY PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN – The Minot Public Library’s schedule of programs for children in grades one through five follows.
On July 9, a program on photography will be offered at 2 p..
TALK of the TOWN - June 30, 2009
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