Fifteen nursing programs in schools and in hospitals, have been chosen NLN Centers of Excellence, the National League for Nursing has announced. These programs will be formally recognized at the NLN’s 2016 Education Summit
in Orlando, Florida, part of a special honors convocation that precedes
the gala President’s Reception “Farewell to Summit 2016” on Friday
evening, September 23.
The annual Summit draws a capacity crowd of nurse
faculty, deans, and administrators, and professionals from allied
health organizations. The COE presentation is followed by the induction
of new fellows into the NLN’s Academy of Nursing Education, and the bestowal of the prestigious NLN Awards.
Speaking about the project "I eagerly anticipate the occasion to publicly applaud the 2016 COE
designees, celebrating their contributions to excellence in nursing
education and highlighting the outstanding faculty, deans, and health
care professionals who make achieving this coveted status possible,”
said NLN president Anne R. Bavier, PhD, RN, FAAN, who is dean and
professor at the College of Nursing and Health Innovation, University of
Texas at Arlington. Added CEO Beverly Malone, PhD, RN, FAAN: “Centers
of Excellence raise the bar for all nursing programs by serving as role
models of visionary leadership and inclusive excellence that nurture the
next generation of nurses.”
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