Curriculum Vitae

CYNTHIA M. CLARK, PhD, RN, ANEF, FAAN Nurse Consultant [Ascend Learning | ATI Nursing Education]

CONTACT 279 E. Danskin Drive, Boise, ID 83716 Phone: 208.866.8336

E-mail: cindy.clark@atitesting.com Musing of the great blue blog http://www.musingofthegreatblue.blogspot.com/

EDUCATION 2006 UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, Boise, ID

Doctor of Philosophy Concentration in Higher Education Administration

2003 IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF NURSING, Pocatello, ID

Post-Master’s Certificate in Nursing Concentration in Nursing Leadership

1997 BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF NURSING, Boise, ID Bachelor of Science in Nursing

1987 COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY, Fort Collins, CO

Master of Science in Human Development and Family Studies Concentration in Adolescent Mental Health/Family Therapy

1983 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY, Carbondale, IL

Bachelor of Science in Addiction Recovery (Special Major) Associate of Science in Nursing LICENSURE 1983–present Registered Professional Nurse #N-21786 Idaho. Inactive in Illinois and Colorado CERTIFICATIONS 1992–present School Nurse Certificate, State of Idaho, Teacher’s Credential K–12 2001–2008 Advanced Certification in Alcohol and Drug Counseling, State of Idaho 1987–2001 Certified Addictions Counselor, State of Colorado CURRENT EMPLOYMENT 2014-present ASCEND LEARNING/ATI Nursing Education, Leawood, KS Education Consultant

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PREVIOUS EMPLOYMENT 1995–present BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF NURSING, Boise, ID

Professor Nursing Leadership and Management; Course Coordinator (1995–present) * Fully Integrated Service-Learning and Civic Engagement Course (2002–2009) University Foundations (U100) Guest Lecturer (2012-2014) Psychiatric and Behavioral Health Nursing (ongoing guest lecturer since 1995-present) Adolescent Mental Health (multidisciplinary course) (1999–2009)

Professional Concepts of Care in Health Care Delivery (2004–2006) Substance of Abuse: Addiction Recovery (ongoing guest lecturer since 1995) New Nursing Student ‘Civility’ Orientation and ongoing classes (2007-present)

1992 BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY, Boise, ID Adjunct Faculty, Department of Psychology

1989–1992 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO SCHOOL OF NURSING, Denver, CO West Pines Psychiatric Center Clinical Joint Appointment

Clinical Teaching Faculty (Clinical Adjunct, Adolescent Mental Health) ADDITIONAL PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 1995–2002 HEALTHWISE INCORPORATED, Medical Writer 1992–1995 INTERMOUNTAIN HOSPITAL, Boise, ID

Program Director for Adult Partial Hospitalization Services Program Manager of Adolescent Residential Services

1988–1992 WEST PINES: A PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL, Wheat Ridge, CO

Manager of Adolescent Psychiatric Services (inpatient, outpatient, and multi-family) 1988 COLUMBINE PSYCHIATRIC CENTER, Littleton, CO

Program Director of Chemical Dependency Services 1985–1988 RECOVERY UNLIMITED, Fort Collins, CO

Program Director for Adolescent Chemical Dependency Services

PRIVATE PRACTICE, Fort Collins and Denver, CO Adolescent and Family Nurse Therapist

1983–1985 ST. LUKE’S MEDICAL CENTER, Denver, CO

Patient Care Coordinator, Adolescent Psychiatry Addiction Specialist and Interventionist, Chemical Dependency Unit

1981–1983 CARBONDALE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, Carbondale, IL

Staff Nurse

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HONORS AND AWARDS 2014 Margaret Brock Distinguished Lecturer, Oklahoma State University, Oklahoma City, OK

Loewenberg School of Nursing Distinguished Lecturer, University of Memphis, Memphis, TN Philip J. Dahlberg Nursing Scholar Award, Gundersen Lutheran, Lacrosse, WI

Jane M. G. Foster, Distinguished Lecturer, Shawnee State University, Portsmouth, OH

2013 American Journal of Nursing (AJN) Book of the Year Award; Professional Issues Category:

Creating and sustaining civility in nursing education, published by STTI. Journal of Nursing Education Christine A. Tanner Scholarly Writing Award (recipient of

2013 article of the year award). Excellence in Research Award, College of Health Sciences, Boise State University 2012 Gold Coin Award for Teaching, Caring, Healing, and Discovery, presented by the Boise

Veterans Administration Medical Center 2011-2012 Most Inspirational Professor Award—presented by the 2012 May and December BSN

graduating class 2011 Fellow in the American Academy of Nursing

Recipient of National League for Nursing Excellence in Education Research Award Finalist for Boise State University Distinguished Professor

Idaho Business Review Woman of the Year Award 2009 Fellow in the National League for Nurses Academy of Nurse Educators

Idaho March of Dimes Nursing Excellence Award

2008 Cambridge Who’s Who Among Professional Women in Nursing and Health Care

2007 College of Health Sciences Faculty Research Initiative Award, Boise State University

“Award-Winning Teacher,” Boise State University

2006 Nominated for Carnegie Foundation, USA Professor of the Year for Idaho

2005 President’s Award for Research and Scholarship, Boise State, College of Health Sciences

Boise State University Foundation Scholar for Service Award

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Outstanding Faculty Award, Boise State University Department of Nursing

“Faculty Who Influenced Me Most,” Phi Kappa Phi, BSU Chapter [student nominated] 2004 “Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers” [student nominated] 2003 Larry Selland Humanitarian Award for Service, Boise State University 2002 International Community-Campus Partnership for Health Award, 6th Annual Conference,

Miami, FL

Excellence in Scholarship Award, Boise State University

Woman Making History Award, Boise State University Women’s Center Nominated for the National Robert Wood Johnson Community Health Leadership Award

1998 ASBSU Outstanding Faculty Award, Boise State University

Excellence in Teaching Award, Boise State University College of Health Sciences 1994 Adolescent Residential Treatment Center of the Year Award, Intermountain Hospital,

Boise, ID 1991 Golden Apple Service Award for Outstanding Service to Adolescents and Families, Health

Care International Incorporated, West Pines: A Psychiatric Hospital, Denver, CO

RESEARCH

Research Grants Awarded 2014-2015 Brief intervention to counter workplace incivility; Capturing biomarker data,

psychological stress and effects on safe patient care; funded by Sigma Theta Tau International Research Grant [$5000].

2013-2014 Revision of the Incivility in Nursing Education (INE) Survey, funded by the Jody DeMeyer

Endowment Boise State University School of Nursing, Boise, ID [$3200.00] 2012-2013 Organizational culture/climate, incivility, and intent to leave in nursing faculty, funded

by Boise State University School of Nursing, Boise, ID [$5000.00] 2008–2009 Nurse residents’ firsthand accounts on transition into practice, funded by St. Luke’s

Regional Medical Center, Boise, ID [$3000] Students’ perceptions regarding the essential components of a nursing leadership

textbook, Jody DeMeyer Endowed Nursing Research Foundation, Boise, ID [$2500] 2007–2008 A preliminary comparative study of student incivility in nursing education in China and

the United States. Boise State University Office of Research Administration [$2500] and Department of Nursing Internal Funds [$5000], Boise, ID Total [$7500.00]

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Faculty, staff, and leadership development resources for disruptive students in higher education. Boise State University, Department of Nursing Funds, Boise, ID [$3500]

2006–2007 Incivility in nursing education: An empirical national study. Boise State University,

Department of Nursing Internal Funds, Boise, ID [$5200] 2003–2006 Faculty and student perceptions of incivility in nursing education. Friends of Nursing

Endowed Scholarly Pursuits Fund, Boise, ID [$9200] 1999–2001 Sexual assault prevention. Idaho Department of Health and Welfare, Idaho. [$18,850] Non-grant Funded Research 2012-2013 Using the organizational civility scale (OCS) to measure staff’ perceptions of civility,

incivility, stress, coping and job satisfaction (Dr. Eric Landrum, co-investigator). Oregon State Board of Nursing. [$7000]

2010–2011 Using the organizational civility scale (OCS) to measure nurses’ perceptions of civility,

incivility, stress, coping and job satisfaction (Dr. Eric Landrum, co-investigator). Mid-Atlantic Medical Center. [$5000]

2009–2010 Descriptive study of faculty and student incivility in a (western) school of nursing. Boise

State University School of Nursing. [$5000] Institutional assessment of faculty and student incivility in a (western) school of nursing.

Boise State University School of Nursing. [$6000] Research Current Brief intervention to counter workplace incivility; Capturing biomarker data,

psychological stress and effects on safe patient care

National study on nursing student stress, coping, student-to-student, student-to-faculty relationships, and strategies for fostering academic civility (PI) Revision of the Incivility in Nursing Education (INE) Survey (PI)

2012-2013 3-year prospective longitudinal study measuring Student Perceptions of Stress, Coping,

and Academic Incivility in a School of Nursing (PI) 2011-2013 Role of nursing education in preparing nursing students to address incivility in practice (PI; Sara Ahten, co-investigator) 2011-2012 Faculty-to-Faculty Incivility in Nursing Education (F-F INE) Survey—measuring faculty-to-

faculty incivility and discovering effective ways to address the problem (PI) Incivility in Online Learning Environment (IOLE) Survey—measuring student and faculty

incivility in online learning environments (PI)

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2010-2011 Clinical nurse leaders’ perceptions: How nursing education and practice can work together to foster civility in nursing practice (PI)

2009–2010 The dance of civility in nursing education: Empirical testing of a conceptual model (PI) Relationship between stress and poor coping to incivility in nursing education (PI) PUBLICATIONS Books Clark, C. M. (2013). Creating and sustaining civility in nursing education. Indianapolis, IN:

Sigma Theta Tau International Publishing. Winner of the 2013 American Journal of Nursing (AJN) Book of the Year Award; Professional Issues Category.

Book Chapters Clark, C. M. (2013). Leadership and a culture of recovery, In Morgan, C. & Crowley, K.C.

Reentry: A guide for nurses dealing with substance abuse disorder. Indianapolis, IN: Sigma Theta Tau International Publishing.

Heinrich, K. T., Clark, C. M., & Luparell, S. (2008). Yours, mine & ours: The secret of cosmic connections. In K. T. Heinrich (Ed.), A nurse’s guide to presenting and publishing: Dare to share (pp. 381–393). Sudbury, MA: Jones & Bartlett.

Journal Articles (*indicates data-based) 2014 *Clark, C.M., Ahten, S.M., & Macy, R. (2014). Nursing graduates' ability to address

incivility: Kirkpatrick’s level-3 evaluation, clinical simulation in nursing, 10(8), 425–431.

*Clark, C. M. (2014). Seeking civility: Strategies to create and sustain healthy workplaces, American Nurse Today, 9(7), 18-21.

*Clark, C.M., Nguyen, D., & Barbosa-Leiker, C. (2014). Student perceptions of stress, coping, relationships, and academic civility: a longitudinal study, Nurse Educator, 39(4),170-174. *Clark, C. M. (2014). A formula for collaborative writing [invited editorial], Journal of Nursing Education, 53(3), 119-120.

Trossman, S. (Jan/Feb 2014).Code red. Code blue. Code pink? Interview with Cynthia Clark. The American Nurse (Official publication of the American Nurses Association).

In press Griffin, M. & Clark, C.M. (in press). Revisiting Cognitive Rehearsal as an intervention

against incivility and lateral violence in nursing: 10 years later, Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing.

In review Clark, C.M., Barbosa-Leiker, C., & Gill, L., Nguyen, D.T. (in review).Revision and

Psychometric testing of the Incivility in Nursing Education (INE) Survey: Introducing the INE-R, Journal of Nursing Education.

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Clark, C.M. (In review). Civility conversations to inspire and promote healthy workplaces, American Nurse Today.

2013 Clark, C. M. (October, 2013). Building civility capacity in nursing practice. ADVANCE for Nurses magazine. Available at http://nursing.advanceweb.com/Features/Articles/Building-Civility-Capacity-in-Nursing.aspx

Clark, C. M. (September, 2013). The pedagogy of civility: innovative strategies to

create an engaged learning environment. Academic Consulting Group, Elsevier Publishers. Available at http://pages.elsevieradvantage.com/WhitePaperSeptember2013.html

Clark, C. M. (2013). Two-part series: Reflections on Nursing Leadership, 39(3), Sigma Theta Tau International Part I—Civility CAN be Learned! Available at http://www.reflectionsonnursingleadership.org/Pages/Vol39_3_Clark_CivilityCanBeLearned.aspx

*Clark, C. M. & Landrum, R. E., & Nguyen, D. (2013). Development and description of the Organizational Civility Scale (OCS). Journal of Theory Construction and Testing, 17(1), 11-17.

Clark, C. M. (April/May 2013). Stress, coping, healing and the quest for civility. Imprint: The Professional Magazine for Student Nurses, 34-39.

*Clark, C. M. (2013). National study on faculty-to-faculty incivility: Strategies to promote collegiality and civility. Nurse Educator, 38(3), 98-102. *Clark, C. M., Olender, L., Kenski, D., & Cardoni, C. (2013). Exploring and addressing faculty-to-faculty incivility: A national perspective and literature review, Journal of Nursing Education, 52(4), 211-218. Winner of the 2013 Journal of Nursing Education (JNE) Christine A. Tanner Scholarly Writing Award.

Clark, C. M. (2013). Two-part series: Fostering civility in nursing education and practice. Reflections on Nursing Leadership, 39(1), Sigma Theta Tau International Part II—Cindy’s ‘Five RITES’ for fostering student-driven civility, http://www.reflectionsonnursingleadership.org/Pages/Vol39_1_Clark_5RITES.aspx

2012 *Clark, C. M., Ahten, S.M., & Macy, R. (2012). Using Problem Based Learning (PBL)

scenarios to prepare nursing students to address incivility. Clinical Simulation in Nursing, 9(3), e75-e83. Clark, C. M. (2012). Two-part series: Fostering civility in nursing education and practice. Reflections on Nursing Leadership, 38(4), Sigma Theta Tau International Part I—Students, Jedi Knights and the Promise of Civility http://www.reflectionsonnursingleadership.org/Pages/Vol38_4_Clark_CivilityPart1.aspx

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*Clark, C. M., Juan, C. M., Allerton, B., Otterness, N., Jun, W. Y., & Wei, F. (2012). Faculty and student perceptions of academic incivility in the People’s Republic of China. Journal of Cultural Diversity, 19(3), 85-93.

*Clark, C. M., Ahten, S. M., & Werth, L. (2012). Cyber-bullying and incivility in the online learning environment: Part Two- Promoting student success in the virtual classroom. Nurse Educator, 37(5),192-197.

*Clark, C. M., Werth, L., & Ahten, S. (2012). Cyber-bullying and incivility in the online learning environment: Part One – Addressing faculty and student perceptions. Nurse Educator, 37(4), 150-156. *Clark, C. M., Springer, P. J. (2012). Nurse residents’ firsthand accounts on transition to practice. Nursing Outlook, 60(4), E2-E8. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.outlook.2011.08.003.

Clark, C. M. (Spring, 2012). Healing from the bitter pill of incivility. Minority Nurse, 32-34.

*Clark, C. M., Belcheir, M., Strohfus, P., & Springer, P.J. (2012). Development and description of the Culture and Climate Assessment Scale. Journal of Nursing Education, 51(2),75-80.

*Springer, P.J., Clark, C. M., Strohfus, P., & Belcheir M. (2012). Using transformational change to improve organizational culture and climate in a School of Nursing. Journal of Nursing Education, 51(2), 81-88.

2011 Clark, C. M., & Ahten, S. M. (2011, August 19). Nurses: Resetting the civility

conversation. Medscape Nursing. Retrieved from http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/748104?src=mp&spon=24

Clark, C. M. & Landrum, R.E. (2011). Measuring Organizational Civility and Incivility, Civility at Work, http://www.civilityexperts.com/ *Clark, C. M., Olender, L., Cardoni, C., & Kenski, D. (2011). Fostering civility in nursing education and practice: Nurse leader perspectives. Journal of Nursing Administration, 41(7/8), 324-330.

*Clark, C. M., & Davis-Kenaley, B. L. (2011). Faculty empowerment of students to foster civility in nursing education: A merging of two conceptual models. Nursing Outlook, 59(3), 158-165. *Clark, C. M. (2011). Pursuing a culture of civility: An intervention study in one program of nursing. Nurse Educator, 36((3), 98-102.

Clark, C. M., & Ahten, S. M. (2011b, March 24). The downward spiral: Incivility in nursing/Interviewer: Laura A. Stokowski. Medscape Nursing. Retrieved from http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/739328

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2010 *Clark, C. M., Otterness, N., Jun, W. Y., Allerton, B., Black, M., Juan, C. M., & Wei, F.

(2010). Descriptive study of student incivility in the People’s Republic of China. Journal of Cultural Diversity, 17(4), 136–150.

Clark, C. M., & Ahten, S. (Fourth Quarter, 2010). Beginning the conversation: The nurse

educator’s role in preventing incivility in the workplace. RN Idaho, 33(3), 1, 5–6. *Clark, C. M., & Springer, P. J. (2010). Academic nurse leaders’ role in fostering a culture

of civility in nursing education. Journal of Nursing Education, 49(6), 319–325. 2009 *Clark, C. M. (2009). Faculty field guide for promoting student civility. Nurse Educator,

34(5), 194–197. *Clark, C. M., Farnsworth, J., & Landrum, R. E. (2009). Development and description of

the Incivility in Nursing Education (INE) survey. Journal of Theory Construction and Testing, 13(1), 7–15.

2008 *Clark, C. M. (2008). The dance of incivility in nursing education as described by nursing

faculty and students. Advances in Nursing Science, 31(4), E37–E54. *Clark, C. M. (2008). Faculty and student assessment and experience with incivility in

nursing education: A national perspective. Journal of Nursing Education, 47(10), 458–465.

*Clark, C. M. (2008). Student voices on faculty incivility in nursing education: A

conceptual model. Nursing Education Perspectives, 29(5), 284–289. *Clark, C. M. (2008). Student perspectives on incivility in nursing education: An

application of the concept of rankism. Nursing Outlook, 56(1), 4–8. *Clark, C. M., & Carnosso, J. (2008). Civility: A concept analysis. Journal of Theory

Construction and Testing, 12(1), 11–15. *Clark, C. M., Farnsworth, J., & Springer, P. J. (2008). Policy development for disruptive

student behaviors. Nurse Educator, 33(6), 259–262. 2007 *Clark, C. M., & Springer, P. J. (2007). Incivility in nursing education: Descriptive study on definitions and prevalence. Journal of Nursing Education, 46(1), 7–14. *Clark, C. M., & Springer, P. J. (2007). Thoughts on incivility: Student and faculty

perceptions of uncivil behavior in nursing education. Nursing Education Perspectives, 28(2), 93–97.

Springer, P. J., & Clark, C. M. (2007). “Go live in ‘05”—From hierarchy to shared

governance in higher education. Academic Leadership: The Online Journal, 5(1). Available at http://www.academicleadership.org

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2006 *Clark, C. M., & Farnsworth, J. (2006). Program for recovering nurses: An evaluation. MED/SURG Nursing: Journal of Adult Health, 15(4), 223–230.

*Kolanko, K. M., Clark, C. M., Heinrich, K. T., Olive, D., Serembus, J. F., & Sifford, K. S.

(2006). Academic dishonesty, bullying, incivility, and violence: Difficult challenges facing nurse educators. Nursing Education Perspectives, 27(1), 34–43.

1999 *Clark, C. M. (1999). Substance abuse among nursing students: Establishing a

comprehensive policy and procedure for faculty intervention. Nurse Educator, 24(2), 16–19.

1998 Clark, C. M. (December, 1998). Adolescent growth and development: The teen years 12–

18. Healthwise Knowledgebase. Available at http://www.peacehealth.org/xhtml/ *Clark, C. M. (1998). Clinical assessment of adolescents involved in Satanism. In A.M.

Meehan & E. C. Astor-Stetson (Eds), Adolescent psychology, 97/98 (pp. 210-213). Annual Editions. Guilford, CT: Dushkin/McGraw-Hill.

1994 *Clark, C. M. (1994). Clinical assessment of adolescents involved in Satanism.

Adolescence, XXIV(114), 461–468. 1992 *Clark, C. M. (1992). Deviant adolescent substructures: Methods for assessment and

clinical intervention. Adolescence, XXVII(106), 283–293. 1989 *Clark, C. M. (1989). Occult participation: Its impact on adolescent development.

Adolescence, XXIV(96), 757–772. Published Abstracts 2013 Civility in Education and Practice: Local, National, and International Perspectives,

Western Institute of Nursing Research Conference, Anaheim, CA

Student Perceptions of Stress, Coping, and Academic Incivility: A Longitudinal Study, Western Institute of Nursing Research Conference, Anaheim, CA

2010 Clark, C. M. (2010). Dance of civility in nursing education: Testing a conceptual model.

Proceedings from the 2010 Western Institute of Nursing (WIN) Conference, Glendale, AZ Clark, C. M. (2010). Nurse residents’ first-hand accounts on transition to practice.

Proceedings from the 2010 Western Institute of Nursing (WIN) Conference, Glendale, AZ 2008 Clark, C. M. (2008). The dance of civility and incivility in nursing education, Proceedings

from the 2008 Western Institute of Nursing (WIN) Conference, Garden Grove, CA 2007 Clark, C. M. (2007). Incivility in nursing education: A phenomenological study, Paper

presented at the Annual American Educational Research Association, Chicago, IL.

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Other Publications

2010–present Musing of the Great Blue [blog sponsored by Sigma Theta Tau International] http://www.musingofthegreatblue.blogspot.com/

2009–present Civility Matters® [website] http://hs.boisestate.edu/civilitymatters/ 2011 Why Civility Matters, podcast, Boise State University, http://beyondtheblue.boisestate.edu/blog/2011/10/17/cindy-clark/ 2010 Clark, C. M. (2010). The sweet spot of civility: My story. Reflections on Nursing

Leadership, 36(1). www.reflectionsonnursingleadership.org/Pages/Vol36_1_Clark.aspx Clark, C. M. (2010). Why civility matters. Reflections on Nursing Leadership, 36(1).

www.reflectionsonnursingleadership.org/Pages/Vol36_1_Clark2_civility.aspx

Clark, C. M. (2010). What faculty can do to foster civility. Reflections on Nursing Leadership, 36(2). www.reflectionsonnursingleadership.org/Pages/Vol36_2_Clark3.aspx

Clark, C. M. (2010). What students can do to foster civility. Reflections on Nursing Leadership, 36(2). www.reflectionsonnursingleadership.org/Pages/Vol36_2_Clark4_Cardoni.aspx

Clark, C. M. (2010). From incivility to civility: Transforming the culture. Reflections on Nursing Leadership, 36(3). http://www.reflectionsonnursingleadership.com/pages/vol36_3_clark5.aspx

RESEARCH INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT

Incivility in Nursing Education-Revised (INE-R) Survey: Available Fall-Winter 2014.

Incivility in Nursing Education (INE) Survey The INE Survey was developed in 2004 and revised in 2006, 2009, and 2010. It is a mixed method instrument that provides a stable structure of items reliably answered by survey participants. Students and faculty complete the same survey to measure both groups’ perceptions of faculty and student incivility. The INE has been used in several empirical studies and has been translated into Hebrew, Farsi, Filipino, Mandarin Chinese, Indonesian, Malay, Arabic, French, Ganda, and Spanish. International studies using the INE have been conducted in the following settings:

Emek Yezreel College, Emek Izrael, Israel Golestan University of Medical Sciences, Gorgan, Iran Holy Angel University, Angeles City, Philippines Hangzhou University College of Nursing, Hangzhou, People’s Republic of China Universitas Pelita School of Nursing, Harapan, Indonesia Open University Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Isra University, Amman, Jordan Universite Laval, Quebec, QC, Canada Makerere University, Kampala, Uganda Universidad del Rosario, Bogota, Ecuador Shoenbrun Academic School of Nursing, Tel Aviv, Israel King Saud University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia San Beda College, College of Nursing, Maynila, Philippines

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Federal College of Education, Pankshin, Nigeria Pelita Harapan University, Tangerang, Indonesia

Incivility in Higher Education (IHE) Survey The IHE Survey was developed in 2007 and was adapted from the Incivility in Nursing Education (INE) Survey. The IHE measures the degree to which administrators, faculty, staff, and students perceive academic incivility to be an issue on college and university campuses.

Incivility in Online Learning Environments (IOLE) Survey The IOLE Survey is measures student and faculty perceptions of incivility in the online learning environment and ways to effectively address the problem.

Organizational Civility Scale (OCS) Clark and Landrum

The Organizational Civility Scale (OCS) measures the extent to which incivility is perceived to be a problem, identifies the factors that contribute to it, and generates solutions. The OCS measures the perceived level of civility, stress, and coping capacity among employees. It has been used in two medical centers, and other organizations and businesses have expressed interest in utilizing the OCS as an institutional assessment.

Faculty-to-Faculty Incivility Survey (F-F I Survey) The F-F I Survey includes both quantitative and qualitative items and measures faculty perceptions of and frequency with faculty incivility and ways to address the problem.

SELECTED PRESENTATIONS 2014 National Combining the Power of Simulation and Cognitive Rehearsal to Foster Civility in Health

Care: A Multi-Year Initiative, American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) Baccalaureate Conference, concurrent session, Baltimore, MD

Creating and Sustaining Civility in Nursing Education, online webinar, Ascend Learning/ ATI Nursing Education Why Civility Matters in Nursing Education: Practical Strategies for Prevention and Intervention, online webinar, National League for Nursing Creating Healthy Academic Workplaces Powered by Civility and Teamwork, concurrent session, 2014 National League for Nursing Education Summit, Phoenix, AZ Igniting the Power and Passion of Civility in Nursing: Creating Healthy Workplaces, keynote address, NANN's 30th Annual Educational Conference, Phoenix, AZ The Imperative of Civility in a Time of Technological Change and Transformation, Contemporary Forums, Revolutionizing Nursing Education Conference, general session and panel discussant, Las Vegas, NV

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Combining the Power of Simulation and Cognitive Rehearsal to Foster Civility in Health Care—A Multi-Year Initiative, Contemporary Forums, Revolutionizing Nursing Education Conference, concurrent session, Las Vegas, NV Tried and True Teaching Techniques to Foster Academic Civility and Learner Engagement, Contemporary Forums, Revolutionizing Nursing Education Conference, concurrent session, Las Vegas, NV Moral Distress: Workarounds, disasters, and incivility and bullying in nursing, American Association of Critical Care Nurses, Moral Distress Summit, National Teaching Institute, Panel discussant, Denver, CO Unleashing the Power of Simulation to Create Civility in Healthcare: A Multi-Year Initiative, National League for Nursing/Boise State University Simulation Conference, faculty workshop, Boise, ID

Strengthening Civility Capacity to Create and Sustain Healthy Academic Workplaces,

faculty workshop, ATI National Nurse Educator Summit, Orlando, FL

Faculty-to-Faculty Incivility: Ways to Promote Collegiality and Community, plenary session, 2014 Elsevier Faculty Development Conference, Las Vegas, NV

Creating Civility to Promote Healthy Academic Work Environments, concurrent session, 2014 Elsevier Faculty Development Conference, Las Vegas, NV

Regional Using an Entrepreneurial Approach to Sustain a Program of Nursing Research,

Symposium session, Western Institute of Nursing Research Conference, Seattle, WA State The Imperative of Civility: Strategies to Create and Sustain Healthy Workplaces, Florida

Organization of Nurse Executives, Orlando, FL

Fostering Healthy Work Environments: Powered by Civility and Teamwork, keynote ad-dress Critical Access Hospitals, 81st Annual Idaho Hospital Association Convention, Sun Valley, ID

Creating and Sustaining Civility in Nursing Education: Focus on Leadership, Mississippi Deans and Directors Retreat, Jackson, MS

Notes from the Civility Playbook: Addressing Conflict and Challenging Conversations, 2014 Idaho Perinatal Project Winter Conference, Nampa, ID

Colleges, Universities, and Clinical Organizations

Civility Dialogues: Fostering Healthy Work Environments: Powered by Civility and Team-work, University of Texas El Paso, STTI Delta Kappa Chapter, workshop, El Paso, TX Why Civility Matters in Nursing Education: Practical Strategies for Prevention and Inter-vention, general session, Seton Hall University, Newark, NJ

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Creating and Sustaining Civility: Practical Strategies for Nursing Education and Practice, Margaret Brock Lectureship, Oklahoma State University, keynote address and faculty workshop, Oklahoma City, OK Igniting the Power of Civility in Nursing: Fostering Healthy Workplaces, Loewenberg Dis-tinguished Lecturer, keynote address, University of Memphis;, Memphis, TN

Civility Rising! Strategies to Inspire Healthy Academic Workplaces, Keynote speaker and workshop presenter, The Ohio State University College of Nursing, Columbus, OH Why Civility Matters in Higher Education: Practical Strategies for Prevention and Inter-vention, Keynote address, College of Southern Idaho, Twin Falls, ID Creating and Sustaining Civility: Practical Strategies for Nursing Education and Practice, Workshop presenter, St. Patrick Hospital and Missoula College of Nursing, Missoula, MT

Igniting the Power and Imperative of Civility in Nursing Education and Practice, keynote address, 2014 STTI Phi Pi Chapter; Chamberlain College of Nursing, Columbus, OH Creating and Sustaining Civility in Nursing Education and Practice, Dahlberg Nursing Scholar and Distinguished Lecturer Keynote Address, Nursing Research on the Green, Gundersen Medical Center, Lacrosse, WI Fostering Civility in Nursing Education: Strategies to Sustain Healthy Workplaces and En-gaged Learning Environments, faculty workshop, University of Nebraska, Norfolk NE The Power of Civility to Foster Healthy Workplaces, Jane G.M. Foster Distinguished Lec-turer, Shawnee State University, Portsmouth, OH Civility Conversations to Inspire Action and Results, faculty workshop; Inspiring a Pro-gram of Research, Celebration of Scholarship Conference; Shawnee State University

Fostering Civility: Strategies to Inspire Healthy Workplaces and Engaged Learning Envi-ronments, University of South Dakota, School of Health Sciences, Vermillion, SD Creating Civility and Conversation in Nursing Education, faculty and student workshops, Bronx Community College, CUNY, Bronx, NY Why Civility Matters In Nursing Education and Practice: Strategies for Prevention and In-tervention, keynote address, Stevenson University, Baltimore, MD

2013 International The Civility Dialogues: Conversations to Inspire Action, special session, STTI Honor

Society of Nursing: 42nd Biennial Convention, Indianapolis, IN Strengthening Leadership Capacity to Foster Civility in Nursing Education and Practice, leadership session, STTI Honor Society of Nursing: 42nd Biennial Convention, Indianapolis, IN

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Creating and Sustaining Civility in Nursing Education and Practice, plenary address, STTI Creating Healthy Work Environments, Indianapolis, IN

National Why Civility Matters in Nursing Education, plenary address; The Pedagogy of Civility:

Innovative Strategies to Create an Engaged Learning Environment, faculty workshop, Pursuing Radical Transformation in Nursing Education: Becoming a Learner-Centered Teacher, Duke University School of Nursing, Durham, NC

Faculty-to-Faculty Incivility: Ways to Promote Collegiality and Community, faculty workshop, 2013 National League for Nursing Education Summit, Washington, DC Creating and Sustaining Civility in Nursing Education, preconference session, 2013 National League for Nursing Education Summit, Washington, DC

Student and Faculty Civility in a Time of Change, endnote speaker; Teaching in a Concept Based Curriculum Conference, Elsevier Academic Consulting Group, Elmhurst, IL

Nursing Student Stress, Coping, Healing, and the Quest for Civility, student workshop, 61st Annual National Student Nurses Association (NSNA), Charlotte, NC Fostering Civility in Nursing Education: Evidence-Based Strategies to Create Healthy Academic Workplaces, faculty workshop, ATI National Nurse Educator Summit, LV, NV

Regional Creating and Sustaining Civility in Nursing: Strategies to Address Incivility and Bullying in

the Workplace, keynote speaker, 21st Annual Northwest Indiana Nursing Research Consortium, Merrillville, IN

Civility in Education and Practice: Local, National, and International Perspectives, symposium presenter and coordinator, Western Institute of Nursing Research Conference, Anaheim, CA

Student Perceptions of Stress, Coping, And Academic Incivility: A Longitudinal Study, symposium presenter, Western Institute of Nursing Research Conference, Anaheim, CA

State Creating Civility to Promote Healthy Work Environments, keynote address, Nurse

Leaders of Idaho, Idaho Hospital Association Conference, Coeur d’ Alene, ID

The Role of Leadership in Fostering Civility, keynote address, STTI and Montana Center to Advance Health through Nursing, Bozeman, MT

Why Civility Matters in Nursing Education: Strategies for Prevention and Intervention, keynote address and faculty workshop, Missouri League for Nursing, St. Louis, MO Creating and Sustaining Communities of Civility in Nursing Education and Practice, workshop for Nurse Leaders, Association of California Nurse Leaders, San Diego, CA

Colleges, Universities, and Clinical Organizations

Addressing the Critical Issues of Incivility in Nursing: Why Civility Matters, keynote address and workshop, St. John’s College, Springfield, IL

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What Is Civility, Why Does It Matter, and Responding to the Hero’s Call to Action, keynote address, BSUAOP Professional Development Day, Boise, ID Addressing the Critical Issues of Incivility in Nursing Education: Why Civility Matters, nursing faculty workshop, Fostering Civility in Nursing Education and Practice: Student Call to Action, student session, Our Lady of the Lourdes School of Nursing, Camden, NJ Why Civility Matters in Higher Education: Strategies for Prevention and Intervention, college-wide keynote address, Creating and Sustaining Civility in Nursing Education, Nursing and Allied Health faculty workshop, Tarrant County College, Fort Worth, TX Why Civility Matters in Nursing Education: Strategies for Prevention and Intervention, faculty workshop, Pikes Peak Community College, Colorado Springs, CO Why Civility Matters in Nursing Education: Strategies for Prevention and Intervention, faculty workshop, Nova Southeastern University, Ft. Lauderdale, FL Why Civility Matters In Nursing Education: Strategies for Prevention and Intervention, keynote address and faculty workshop, Indiana University School of Nursing Mary E. Culbertson Symposium, Indianapolis, IN The Consequences of Incivility in Nursing Education— Why Civility Matters, faculty workshop, University of Texas: Houston, Houston, TX Why Civility Matters in Higher Education: Strategies for Prevention and Intervention, faculty workshop, University of Alabama School of Nursing, Birmingham, AL Why Civility Matters in Higher Education: Strategies for Prevention and Intervention, workshop for the School of Nursing and Health Sciences, Simmons College, Boston, MA Creating and Sustaining Civility in Nursing Practice, workshop for staff nurses, and Strengthening Leadership Capacity to Foster Civility in Nursing Practice, workshop for nurse managers, Kootenai Medical Center, Coeur d’Alene, ID

Effective and Efficient Practices Session for Great Ideas Symposium, Boise State University, Center for Teaching and Learning, Panel Discussant

2012 National Strengthening Leadership Capacity to Foster Civility in Nursing Education, keynote

presenter, American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) Instructional Leadership

Network Session, San Antonio, TX

Creating and Sustaining Civility in Nursing Education, Opening session, American

Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) Baccalaureate Conference, San Antonio, TX

Effective Leadership to Foster Civility and Transform Nursing Education, workshop conducted at the 2012 National League for Nursing, Anaheim, CA

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Addressing Incivility and Bullying in Nursing Education and Practice, Workshop conducted at the 2012 ATI Nurse Educator Summit, Phoenix, AZ

Innovative Teaching Tools and Techniques to Foster Civility in Nursing Education, Workshop conducted at the 2012 Mosby Faculty Development Institute, Las Vegas, NV

Building Leadership Capacity to Create Civility in Nursing Education, Workshop

conducted at the 2012 Mosby Faculty Development Institute, Las Vegas, NV State Igniting the Power, Passion, and Promise of Nursing, keynote address for the March of

Dimes Nurse of the Year Award.

Why Civility Matters in Nursing Education, presented at the Ohio Organization of Practical Nurse Educators, Columbus, OH Cultivating and Sustaining a Civil, Healthy Work Environment, presented at the Oregon State Board of Nursing, Portland, OR Creating and Sustaining Civility in Nursing Education and Practice, Conference presenter at the Spring 2012 California Organization of Associate Degree in Nursing Conference, Sacramento, CA

Colleges, Universities, and Clinical Organizations

Why Civility Matters: Fostering Respect in Nursing Education, faculty workshop, Nicholls State University, Thibodeaux, LA Why Civility Matters: Fostering Respect in Nursing Education, faculty webinar presented at Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX The Consequences of Incivility in Nursing: Why Civility Matters, faculty and nursing staff workshop at Barton Community College, Great Bend, KS Creating and Sustaining Civility in Nursing Practice and Education, faculty and nursing staff workshop at Mount Carmel Health System and Mount Carmel College of Nursing, Columbus, OH Causes and Consequences of Incivility: Why Civility Matters and Strategies to Create Civil Workplaces in Higher Education, faculty workshop presented at Winona State University, Lacrosse, WI Why Civility Matters: The Role of Creating and Sustaining Civil Workplaces in Higher Education, university administrator’s workshop, Winona State University, Lacrosse, WI The Delicate Dance of Civility and Incivility in Higher Education, President’s Keynote Address, Moorpark College, Moorpark, CA Creating Civility in Nursing Education, presented at the College of Nursing University of Texas at Tyler, Tyler, TX

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Creating Civility in the Workplace, presented at the Veterans Administration Medical Center, Boise, ID Creating Civility in Nursing Education, presented at Dixie State College, St. George, UT Creating a Culture of Civility in Health Care, presented at West Valley Medical Center, Nurses Week Keynote, Caldwell, ID Creating Civility in Nursing Education, presented at Lourdes University, Sylvania, OH Igniting the Power and Passion of a Meaningful Vision, presented to the Faith Community Nurses, Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center, Boise, ID Trouble in the Ivory Tower: Preventing and Addressing Academic Incivility, presented at College of Western Idaho, Keynote for Faculty-at-Large, Nampa, ID Addressing Incivility and Bullying in Nursing Education: Creating Communities of Civility, Workshop conducted at the School of Nursing at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV), Las Vegas, NV

Creating Civility in Nursing Education and Practice, Workshop conducted at Fresno City College, Fresno, CA

2011 National Addressing Incivility and Bullying in Nursing Education: Creating Communities of Civility.

Three-part webinar: presented for the National League for Nursing.

Inventive Teaching Tools to Foster Lifelong Learning in Nursing Education, Symposium conducted at the National League for Nursing 2011 Summit, Orlando, FL

The imperative of civility in nursing education and practice. Keynote presented at the 2011 Mosby Faculty Development Institute, Orlando, FL

Teaching innovations: Preparing students to foster civility in nursing education and

practice. Workshop conducted at the 2011 Mosby Faculty Development Institute, Orlando, FL

State Why Civility Matters in Nursing Education and Practice, Conference presenter at the 2011 Idaho Nurses Association Annual Conference, Boise, ID

Why civility matters in healthcare education and practice. Keynote address at the 2011 Midwest Healthcare Educator’s Academy, North Dakota Nursing Education Consortium, UND College of Nursing, and UND School of Medicine, Grand Forks, ND Stress, strain, and incivility: Fostering caring and regard in nursing education and practice. Keynote and conference presenter at the SUNY-IT, Iota Delta teaching Symposium, Utica, NY

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Why civility matters in nursing education and practice: Creating a culture of regard. Conference presenter at the 2011 Idaho Nurse Educator Conference, Lewiston, ID

Why civility matters: Fostering regard in nursing education and practice. Keynote

speaker presentation at the 8th Annual Education Summit, North Carolina Board of Nursing, Chapel Hill, NC

Why civility matters: Fostering regard in nursing education and practice. Keynote

speaker presentation at the 2011 Ohio League for Nurses Pre-Summit Conference, Columbus, OH

Colleges, Universities, and Clinical Organizations

Creating and Sustaining a Culture of Civility in Health Care, Keynote presentation at the 18th Annual Minerva Rhinehart Lecture Series, Moffitt Cancer Center, Tampa, FL Creating a Culture of Civility in Health Care, presented at the Idaho Perinatal Project 2012 Winter Conference, Nampa, Idaho.

Why Civility Matters: Fostering Regard in Nursing Education and Practice, presented at Hondros College, School of Nursing, Columbus, OH

Creating Civility in Nursing Education and Practice, presented at Community Showcase and Research Conference, University Health System, Texas Nurses Association District 8, CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Health System, Our Lady of the Lake University and the University of Texas Health Science Center School of Nursing, San Antonio, TX Creating Communities of Civility: What Healthcare Leaders Need to Know, Keynote presentation, STTI Beta Nu Chapter—Fall Research Banquet, Greenville, NC Creating Civility in Healthcare Education and Practice, presented at Eastern Carolina University, College of Nursing International & Diversity Advisory Councils, Greenville, NC Creating Civility in Nursing Education and Practice, Workshop conducted at the School of Nursing at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV), Las Vegas, NV Creating Civility in Nursing Education, presented at the University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio, School of Nursing, San Antonio, TX Trouble in the Ivory Tower: Preventing and Addressing Academic Incivility, presented at College of Western Idaho, Faculty Series, Nampa, ID

Responding to Incivility and Bullying Behavior: Creating Civility in Nursing Education and Practice, presented Second Annual Saint Alphonsus RMC Magnet Conference, Boise, ID

Creating Civility in Nursing Education and Practice, presentation, 2011 Nurse Leaders of Idaho Conference, Boise, ID

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Creating Civility in Nursing Education, presented at Duke University School of Nursing, Durham, NC

Why civility matters in nursing education and practice: Fostering a culture of regard. Conference presented at Nevada State College, School of Nursing, Las Vegas, NV

Cultivating a culture of civility in higher education: Face-to-face and online. Conference

presented at the Arizona State University College of Nursing and Health Innovation, Phoenix, AZ

2010 International Fostering civility in nursing education: Context, meaning and the role of leadership.

Three-part webinar titled Cultivating a Culture of Civility: Essential Strategies for Nurse Educators, Sigma Theta Tau International.

National Stress, strain, and tension: Fostering healing and civility in nursing education.

Symposium conducted at the National League for Nursing 2010 Summit, Las Vegas, NV Regional The dance of civility in nursing education: Testing a conceptual model. Podium

presentation at the Western Institute of Nursing (WIN) Conference, Glendale, AZ

Nurse residents’ first-hand accounts on transition to practice. Podium presentation at the Western Institute of Nursing (WIN) Conference, Glendale, AZ

State Cultivating a culture of civility in nursing education. Keynote speaker presentation at the

Health Education Conference, Minneapolis, MN Colleges, Universities, and Clinical Organizations Cultivating civility in nursing education. Conference presented at St. Phillip’s College, San

Antonio, TX

Promoting civility by prevention interventions in practice. Conference presented at Abington Memorial Hospital, Philadelphia, PA

Fostering civility in nursing. Webinar presented at the New Jersey Nurse Initiative

Faculty Preparation Program, sponsored by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

Cultivating a culture of civility in nursing education. Conference presentation: Institute for Nurse Educator Development at Rutgers and the University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey, sponsored by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Newark, NJ

Why civility matters: Fostering regard in nursing education and practice. Distinguished lecturer at LaSalle University School of Nursing, Philadelphia, PA

Cultivating a culture of civility in nursing education. Keynote speaker and presenter at

the Oregon Consortium of Associate Degree Nursing Programs, Portland, OR

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Cultivating a culture of civility in nursing education. Keynote speaker and workshop presenter at Samuel Merritt University, Oakland, CA. Shifting sands: Cultivating civility in nursing. Keynote speaker for the Association of Nurse Leaders Conference, sponsored by Kaiser Permanente, Oakland, CA Cultivating civility in the academy. Keynote speaker to the faculty-at-large, North Hennepin Community College, Minneapolis, MN Incivility in the academy: Strategies for prevention and intervention.Presented for the faculty-at-large, North Hennepin Community College, Minneapolis, MN Fostering civility in nursing education and practice. Paper presented at Nursing Research Day, Boise Veterans Administration Medical Center, Boise, ID Exploring the basics of qualitative research. Paper presented at Nursing Research Day, Boise Veterans Administration Medical Center, Boise, ID

2009 International Incivility in nursing education in the United States and the People’s Republic of China.

Sigma Theta Tau International 20th International Nursing Research Congress, Vancouver, Canada.

Colleges, Universities, and Clinical Organizations Cultivating civility in nursing education. Keynote speaker and workshop presenter, West

Coast University, Los Angeles, CA

Cultivating civility in nursing education. Keynote speaker and workshop presenter, Goldfarb School of Nursing at Barnes-Jewish College, St. Louis, MO

Cultivating a culture of civility in nursing education. Keynote speaker and workshop presenter, Yuba Community College District, Marysville, CA

Cultivating a culture of civility in nursing education. Keynote speaker and workshop presenter, Riverside Community College District, Riverside, CA Cultivating a culture of civility in nursing education. Keynote speaker and workshop presenter for the Nursing Education Foundation of West Virginia, Philippi, WV

Cultivating a culture of civility in nursing education. Keynote speaker and workshop presenter, 5th Annual Nurse Educator Conference, Oklahoma City University’s Kramer School of Nursing, Oklahoma City, OK Cultivating a culture of civility in nursing education. Keynote speaker and workshop presenter, faculty development workshop, College of the Desert, Palm Desert, CA and California State University, San Bernardino, CA

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Cultivating a culture of civility in the academy. Keynote speaker, faculty development workshop, Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville, IL

2008 International The dance of incivility in nursing education. Paper presented at the 2008 National

League for Nursing Summit, San Antonio, TX

Trouble in the ivory tower: Managing rude and disruptive student behavior. Presenter, conference planner, and panel moderator at the 2008 Mosby Faculty Development Institute, San Francisco, CA.

National Legally speaking: Exploring case law in nursing education. Conference moderator at the

2008 Mosby Faculty Development Institute, San Francisco, CA.

Regional The dance of civility and incivility in nursing education. Podium presentation at the

Western Institute of Nursing (WIN) Conference, Garden Grove, CA. State Cultivating a culture of civility in nursing education. Keynote speaker presentation at the

California Association of Colleges of Nursing, San Francisco, CA. From stressful to zestful: Boost the zest in your work life. Co-presented keynote address with Dr. Kathleen T. Heinrich at the 19th annual Nurse Educator Conference of the Rockies, Breckenridge, CO. Meeting the challenge of impaired nursing students: Substance abuse and mental illness. Paper presented at the 19th annual Nurse Educator Conference of the Rockies, Breckenridge, CO.

Colleges, Universities, and Clinical Organizations

Rude and disruptive student behavior: Reclaiming civility in nursing education. Keynote and featured speaker, faculty development workshop, San Diego State University School of Nursing, San Diego, CA

Cultivating a culture of civility and respect in nursing education and practice. Keynote speaker and presenter at the 2008 Annual Nurse Educator Conference, University of Washington School of Nursing, Seattle, WA

2007 National Incivility in nursing education: A phenomenological study. Paper presented at the Annual American Educational Research Association Meeting, Chicago, IL Colleges, Universities, and Clinical Organizations

Student disruption: Strategies for making your classroom a more civil place. Paper presented at the Center for Teaching and Learning, Boise State University, Boise, ID

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Adolescent risk behaviors, disorders, and dilemmas, Paper presented to the Idaho Parish Nurses, Boise, ID Incivility and rude behavior: Restoring decorum in the college classroom. Paper presented at the Center for Teaching and Learning, Boise State University, Boise, ID

Reclaiming caring and civility in nursing education, Plenary session conducted at the

Professional Nurse Educator Group Conference, Portland, OR

Drinking, drugging, and mental illness: Faculty intervention for impaired nursing students. Paper presented at the Mosby Faculty Development Institute, San Diego, CA

Cultivating civility in nursing education: From today’s realities to tomorrow’s possibilities. Paper presented at Mosby Faculty Development Institute, San Diego, CA

2006 National Protecting the public/promoting student success: Designing effective strategies for

impaired nursing students. Paper presented at the Mosby Faculty Development Institute, Miami, FL

Our rewarding journey of faculty/student mentoring. Paper presented with Julianne Peters at the National Student Nurses Association, Mid-year Convention, Atlanta, GA

Stress, strain, and insolence: Student experiences with faculty incivility in nursing education. Paper presented at the National Student Nurses Association Convention, Baltimore, MD

Colleges, Universities, and Clinical Organizations Cultivating a culture of civility in nursing education. Paper presented to nursing faculty, Madison Area Technical College, Madison, WI

Trouble in the ivory tower: Restoring civility in higher education. Paper presented to faculty-at-large, Madison Area Technical College, Madison, WI

2005 National Academic dishonesty, bullying, incivility, and violence: Difficult challenges facing nurse

educators. Plenary session conducted at the National League for Nursing’s Education Summit, Baltimore, MD

When the journey is rocky: Intervention strategies for impaired student nurses. Paper presented at the Mosby Faculty Development Institute, Las Vegas, NV Violence on campus: Understanding the issues and responding proactively with confidence. Paper presented at the Mosby Faculty Development Institute, Las Vegas, NV

Colleges, Universities, and Clinical Organizations Adolescent suicide: An empirical study of attempts and completions in Ada and Canyon

counties. Paper presented as part of the Professional Seminar Series, Boise, ID Dating violence: Empowering our teenage girls to make smart decisions. Paper

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presented to the American Association of University Women, Boise, ID. Dimensions of principled leadership. Paper presented at the Shared Leadership Institute XI, Boise State University, Boise, ID

2004

National Impaired nursing students: Achieving effective intervention. Poster presented at the Mosby Faculty Development Conference, San Diego CA

Colleges, Universities, and Clinical Organizations Current issues in adolescent mental health. Paper presented to the Idaho School Nurses

Association, Meridian School District, Northwest Nazarene University, Nampa, ID Dating violence: Empowering our teenage girls to make smart decisions. Paper presented to the American Association of University Women, Boise, ID The precarious adolescent years: Journey to adulthood. Paper presented to the Associated Office Professionals at Boise State University, Boise, ID

2003 Colleges, Universities, and Clinical Organizations

The art and science of effective and principled nursing leadership skills. Paper presented to Parish Nurses, Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center, Boise, ID

The silent epidemic of teen suicide. Paper presented to the Idaho Environmental Health Association, Boise, ID Crisis & coping: Crisis management for nurses. Guest Lecturer at Boise State University, Department of Nursing, Boise, ID

Nutrition for teenage athletes. Paper presented to Boise Capital Soccer Club, Boise, ID Nutrition and peak performance for the teenage female athlete. Paper presented at the Boise Capital Soccer Coaches Seminar, Boise Capitals Soccer Club, Boise, ID

2002

Colleges, Universities, and Clinical Organizations

Adolescent depression and suicide. Paper presented at the Idaho School Nurses Association Annual Conference, Sun Valley, ID Enhancing service-learning at Boise State University. Presented at a Faculty Development Workshop, Boise, ID Adolescent development. Paper presented to Boise Public Schools Campus Security Officers, Boise, ID

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Adolescent development and substance abuse. Guest lecturer at Boise State University Certified Crisis Worker Course, Boise, ID

2001 State Descriptive study on adolescent suicide behavior in southwest Idaho. Paper presented

Attitudes, Skills, and Knowledge, Statewide Suicide Prevention Symposium, Boise, ID Profiling the impaired nurse entering Idaho’s program for recovering nurses. Keynote

speaker presentation at the Idaho Nurse Educator Conference, Boise, ID 2000 State Adolescent substance abuse: We live in a do-drug world. Paper presented at the

TVCNEN Conference on Substance Abuse Across the Life Span, Boise, ID Profiling the impaired nurse in Idaho. Paper presented at the Idaho Nurses Association

Annual Convention, Boise, ID Colleges, Universities, Clinical Organizations 1999 When teen dating becomes dangerous. Paper presented at the Victim’s Rights Week

Conference, Boise State University, Boise, ID State Substance abuse among nursing students: Establishing a comprehensive policy and

procedure for faculty intervention. Poster presented at the National League for Nursing 24th Biennial Convention, Miami Beach, FL

Idaho’s first suicide awareness day: A student project for nursing leadership and management. Poster presented at the National League for Nursing 24th Biennial Convention, Miami Beach, FL

A generation at risk: Teenagers, drugs, and HIV/AIDS. Paper presented at the 11th Annual State of Idaho STD/HIV/AIDS Conference, Boise, ID

The fatal consequences of adolescent violence: Kids at risk. Paper presented at the

Health Week for Teachers, Boise, ID 1998 State The dangerous consequences of adolescent violence; prevention and solutions.

Paper presented at the Idaho Nurses Association Annual Convention, Boise, ID

Substance abuse: Chemical impairment and intervention strategies for nursing students and nurses in practice. Paper presented at the Idaho Nurse Educator Conference, Twin Falls, ID

Colleges, Universities, and Clinical Organizations 1997 Using the DSM-IV for assessing substance abuse related disorders. Guest lecturer, Boise

State University, Boise, ID

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Colleges, Universities, and Clinical Organizations Physiological impact of cocaine and marijuana abuse. Guest lecturer at Boise State

University Advanced Assessment of Alcohol/Drug Problems, Boise, ID. Alcohol and drug abuse; Nursing assessment and intervention. Guest lecturer at Boise

State University, Boise, ID. Implementing a policy and procedure for chemically-impaired student nurses. Guest

lecturer at Boise State University, Boise, ID. Adolescent violence: Strategies for prevention and intervention. Paper presented to the

AHEC (Area Health Education Consortium) of the Treasure Valley, Boise, ID. The deadly effects of adolescent violence, gangs, and drugs. Paper presented at St. Luke’s Regional Medical Center Monday Night Connection Seminar, Boise, ID.

Celebrating differences: A model for differentiated practice. Paper presented at Boise State University, Boise, ID.

1996-and earlier Selected Presentations International 1996 Understanding adolescent violence; Strategies for prevention and intervention. Paper

presented to Idaho School Board Members, Boise, ID. 1992 Sadistic abuse in adolescent subcultures. International Conference on Multiple

Personality and Dissociative Disorders, Chicago, IL

1990 Clinical intervention with adolescents involved in Satanism and the black arts.

International Conference on Understanding Abuse, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, Toronto, Canada

State 1991 Disconnected youth: Gangs, cults, and runaways. Paper presented at the National

Conference on Gangs sponsored by the Safe School Coalition, Orlando, FL.

1991 Disconnected youth: Clinical intervention and treatment planning. Paper presented at the 16th Annual National Nurse Practitioner Symposium, Keystone, CO.

1990 Deviant adolescent subcultures: Interventions and solutions. Paper presented at the

United States Department of Agriculture Annual Training, Anaconda, MT.

1988-1991 Disconnected youth: Gangs, cults, and runaways. Paper presented at the Colorado

Statewide Teacher’s Association for High Risk Children, Colorado (various cities). 1986 - 1991 Disconnected youth: Gangs, cults, and runaways. Paper presented at the Colorado Juvenile Council 24th through 29th Annual Conferences, Colorado (various cities).

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1991 Achieving health and wellness in the changing American family. Paper presented at the

Annual Denver Metro Area Nursing Symposium, Denver, CO. Disconnected youth: Gangs, cults, and runaways and The passionate adolescent years:

Journey to adulthood. Papers presented at the Professional Dynamics Nursing Symposium, Denver, CO.

Disconnected youth: Gangs, cults, and runaways. Paper presented to the Denver District

Attorney’s Office, Denver, CO.

Investigating homicides where ritual abuse is suspected. Paper presented at the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office/Homicide Detective and FBI Training, Lakewood, CO.

High risk youth, Satanists, skinheads, and violent street gangs. Paper presented at the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department Officer Training, Lakewood, CO.

1989 Deviant adolescent subcultures: Clinical implications and practical interventions. Paper

presented at the Annual Denver Metro Area Nursing Symposium, Denver, CO. Skinheads in Denver and the nation. Paper presented to the Anti-Defamation of the

League of Denver, Civil Rights Committee, Denver, CO.

Colleges, Universities, and Clinical Organizations 1996 Female gangs, Affiliates and violent offenders. Paper presented at the University of

Oregon, Eugene, OR. 1989 - 1991 Disconnected youth: Satanists, skinheads, and violent Street Gangs. Guest lecturer at

University of Colorado at Denver, Denver, CO. 1989 Out of darkness: Understanding ritual abuse. Paper presented at the University of

Auburn, Montgomery AL. STUDENT SPONSORED PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS (Partial Listing) 2013 Civility as a learned and essential skill in nursing education, Danh Nguyen and Lyn Ages,

Poster presented at the Boise State University Undergraduate Research Conference and the Western Institute of Nursing Research (WIN) Conference, Anaheim, CA, and the Boise State Undergraduate Research and Scholarship Conference, Boise, ID.

2010 Students’ perceptions regarding essential components of a nursing leadership textbook,

Diane Kenski and Cari Cardoni. Poster presented at the Boise State University Undergraduate Research Conference; the Western Institute of Nursing Research (WIN) Conference, Glendale, AZ; the Idaho Nurses Association Annual Conference; and the VA Medical Center Nursing Research Day, Boise, ID.

2010 Maximizing intellectual capital through undergraduate mentoring; Cari Cardoni and

Diane Kenski. Poster presented: Norco Open-House, Boise State University, Boise, ID.

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2009 Living healthy with diabetes. Poster presented to Genesis World Mission, Garden City

Community Clinic; Diabetes Alliance of Idaho Statewide Conference; and the Service-Learning and Civic-Engagement Exhibit and Conference, Boise, ID.

2009 Transitioning graduate nurses into practice in rural Idaho. Poster presented at the

Western Institute of Nursing (WIN) Research Conference, Salt Lake City, UT; and the Boise State Undergraduate and Research and Scholarship Conference, Boise, ID.

2009 Healthy choices: Building healthy Tigers. Poster presented at Taft Elementary School;

and the Service-Learning and Civic-Engagement Exhibit and Conference, Boise, ID. 2008 A cultural and community assessment of Hangzhou, China Nursing College. Poster

presented at the Western Institute of Nursing (WIN) Conference, Garden Grove, CA; and Idaho Nurse Educator Conference, Boise, ID.

2008 Research study regarding disruptive and threatening student behaviors at Boise State

University. Poster presented at the Boise State University Undergraduate Research and Scholarship Conference, Boise, ID.

2006–2007 Our Rewarding Journey of Faculty/Student Mentoring, Presented at the 2006 National

Student Nurses Association Convention, Professional Presentation, Atlanta, GA; poster presented at the 2007 Boise State University Undergraduate Research and Scholarship Conference, Poster Presentation, Boise, ID.

2004 Promoting rural and urban health care connections. Poster presented at the Boise State

University Undergraduate Research and Scholarship Conference, Boise, ID. MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 1995–present National League for Nursing

Sigma Theta Tau International Nursing Honor Society (Mu Gamma Chapter)

2009–present American Nurses Association

Center for American Nurses

Idaho Nurses Association

2000–2008 Phi Kappa Phi Interdisciplinary Honor Society

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International

2013-present Sigma Theta Tau International: Experienced Nurse Faculty Leadership Academy (ENFLA), Committee Member

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Sigma Theta Tau International: Faculty Development Skills Committee, Criteria Committee Member

Sigma Theta Tau International: Excellence in Nursing Education Research Award; Criteria Committee Member

Sigma Theta Tau International: Capstone International Nursing Book Award, Book Judge

National

2014 American Nurses Association, Professional Panel on Workplace Violence and Incivility, Co-Chair

Conference Planner, Contemporary Forums, Mosby Faculty Development Institute Planning Committee, Las Vegas, NV Conference Planner, Contemporary Forums, Revolutionizing Nursing Education Conference, Las Vegas, NV

2013-present Editorial Advisory Board Member, Nurse Educator [peer-reviewed journal] Journal Reviewer, Journal of Nursing Education 2012-present Member Recognition Committee, Chairperson, National League for Nursing 2010-present Invited Journal Reviewer, Nursing Outlook, Journal of Nursing Education, the Journal of

Nursing Regulation, Journal of Management Education, American Nurse Today. 2007–present Journal Reviewer, Nurse Educator 2011-2012 Fellows Review Panel, National League for Nursing (NLN) Academy 2010–2012 Reviewer, National League for Nursing (NLN) Education Research Grant Program 2007-2008 Co-Chair, Moderator, and Presenter, Mosby Faculty Development Institute Planning

Committee, San Francisco, CA 2006–2007 Co-Chair and Nurse Planner for Educational Design and Continuing Education, Mosby

Faculty Development Institute Planning Committee, San Diego, CA State 1994–2008 Idaho Council for Drug and Alcohol Counselors, State of Idaho 1996–2007 Idaho State Board of Nursing Advisory Board for Impaired Nurses 1999–2006 Member of the Board of Directors, Research and Evaluation, and Chairman, Suicide

Prevention Action Network, Idaho Chapter (SPAN-Idaho)

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University and School of Nursing 2014 Foundation Scholar for Service (Selection Committee), Boise State University, chair 2013-present Promotion and Tenure Committee, School of Nursing, Boise State University, member 2012-2013 Foundation Scholar for Service (Selection Committee), Boise State University, chair

Culture Team, School of Nursing, Boise State University, chairperson Faculty Research Committee, Boise State University, member 2012-2013 Dean of College of Health Sciences Evaluation Committee, member 2011-2012 Strategic Planning Committee, Relevance and Impact Pillar, Boise State University 2010–2011 Strategic Planning Committee for Research, Boise State University College of Health

Sciences 2010–2011 Provost Search Committee, Boise State University 2010–present Midterm Assessment Planner, Boise State University Center for Teaching and Learning 2010–present Faculty Research Misconduct Advisory Board, Boise State University 1995–present Speaker’s Bureau, Boise State University 2008–2009 Facilitator, Teaching Scholars, Early Career Faculty Learning Community, Boise State

University 2005–2006 Faculty Mentor, Boise State Women’s Volleyball Team, Boise, ID Community 2009-2012 Board Member, Genesis World Mission, Garden City Community Free Clinic 2009-2010 Member, Boise State University’s “Freshman First Read” Committee 2001–2011 Community Volunteer, Dragon Bushido Karate Dojo, Boise, ID 2008 Research Consultant, St. Luke’s Regional Medical Center (Magnet Hospital), Boise, ID 2001–2007 Community Volunteer and Academic Advisor, Boise Capital Soccer, Boise, ID

1999–2006 Member, Rural Connection Breast Cancer Prevention Task Force, Boise, ID 1999–2003 Committee Member, Victim’s Rights and Sexual Assault Prevention, Boise, ID 2000–2002 Volunteer, Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure, Boise, ID

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2000–2002 Equal Educational Opportunity Committee, Independent School District, Boise, ID 1995–2000 Chairperson, Sexual Assault Prevention Committee, Boise State University, Boise, ID 1999–2000 Member, Victim’s Rights Week Committee, Boise, ID 1997–present Consultant for professional interviewing, resume writing, and career development,

Student Nurses Association, Boise State University, Boise, ID 1998–1999 Coordinator, First Sexual Assault Awareness Week, Boise State University, Boise, ID 1997–1998 Coordinator, Idaho’s First Suicide Awareness Day, State of ID 1988–1991 Co-Chairperson, Task Force for Youth Gang Violence, Denver, CO 1987–1988 Member, Committee for Adolescent Health Issues, Fort Collins, CO PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 2014 Sigma Theta Tau, Experienced Nurse Faculty Leadership Academy (ENFLA); Workshop I,

Faculty member, Indianapolis, IN

Flight of the Phoenix, National League for Nursing Summit, Phoenix, AZ

Mosby/Elsevier, Contemporary Forums, Revolutionizing Nursing Education Conference, Las Vegas, NV ATI National Nurse Educator Summit, Orlando, FL

Mosby/Elsevier Faculty Development Conference, Las Vegas, NV

2013 Pursuing Radical Transformation in Nursing Education: Becoming a Learner-Centered

Teacher, Duke University School of Nursing, Durham, NC

Creating Healthy Work Environments, Sigma Theta Tau International, Indianapolis, IN

ATI National Nurse Educator Summit, Las Vegas, NV Embrace the Lighter Side: Balancing Health, Happiness, and Professionalism in Nursing,

National Student Nurses Association, 61st Annual Convention, Charlotte, NC Creating a Shared Future of Nursing: Research, Practice, and Education, Western

Institute of Nursing research Conference, Anaheim, CA Teaching in a Concept Based Curriculum, Elsevier Academic Consulting Grp, Elmhurst, IL

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Raising the Roof /Advancing the Nation's Health, National League for Nursing Summit, Washington, DC Great Ideas for Teaching and Learning Symposium, Derek Brust, Director of the Vanderbilt University Center for Teaching and senior lecturer in the Vanderbilt Department of Mathematics, Sponsored by Boise State University, CTL

2012 Opening Doors to Leadership, National League for Nursing Summit, Anaheim, CA

Contemporary Forums, Mosby/Elsevier Faculty Development Institute, Las Vegas, NV 2011 Health Promotion across the Lifespan: Focus on Evidence, 38th Annual Meeting and

Conference, American Academy of Nursing, Washington, DC

Promoting a Healthy Idaho, Idaho Nurses Association Annual Conference, Boise, ID Contemporary Forums, Mosby/Elsevier Faculty Development Institute, Orlando, FL

Leading Academic Progression: Advancing the Health of the Nation. National League for Nurses, Education Summit, Orlando, FL

Decreasing the Practice Education Gap: Integrating Classroom and Clinical Learning, Dr.

Patricia Benner, Northwest Nazarene University, Nampa, ID 2010 Shaping History, Reforming Health Care, National League for Nurses, Education Summit,

Las Vegas, NV Podium presenter, faculty sponsor for student poster presentation, and attendee,

Western Institute of Nursing (WIN) Conference, Glendale, AZ 2009 Ease on Down the Road; Exploring Pathways to Excellence in Clinical Education, National

League for Nurses, Education Summit, Philadelphia, PA Honor Society of Nursing, Sigma Theta Tau International 20th International Nursing

Research Congress, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada 2008 Power of Diversity in Nursing Education: Embracing Differences in Heritage & Thought,

National League for Nurses, Education Summit, San Antonio, TX Presenter and Assistant to the Keynote, 19th Annual Nurse Educator Conference of the

Rockies, Breckenridge, CO Podium presenter, faculty sponsor for student poster presentation, and attendee ,

Western Institute of Nursing (WIN) Conference, Garden Grove, CA Conference planner, moderator, and presenter, Mosby’s Faculty Development Institute,

San Francisco, CA

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The Partnership Way, Dr. Kathleen Heinrich, Boise, ID 2007 Transforming Management: Leading in a New Age, Tim Porter-O’Grady, Boise Faculty Learning Communities Part I and II, Center for Teaching and Learning, Boise

State University, Boise, ID Institute for Faculty Learning Communities (FLC) for Developers and Facilitators,

Claremont Graduate University, Claremont, CA Beyond the Box: Meeting the Challenges of Being a Nurse Educator Today Mosby’s

Faculty Development Institute 2007, San Diego, CA 2006 National Student Nurses Association 24th Annual Midyear Conf, Atlanta, GA National Student Nurses Association 54th Annual Convention, Baltimore, MD The Cutting Edge of Co-Occurring Disorders, Dr. Karim Reef, Boise, ID

Making the Most of Transitions, Sharon H. Cox, Cox and Associates, Boise, ID With Eyes A’Glitter: From Passionate Teacher to Passionate Scholar. Kathleen Heinrich,

Boise, ID Setting the Course for Faculty and Student Success. Mosby’s Faculty Development

Institute 2006, Miami, FL 2005 Navigating Toward New Horizons, National League for Nurses Education Summit

Baltimore, MD Nursing Education Today: A Proactive Journey. Mosby’s Faculty Development Institute

2005, Las Vegas, NV 2004 Living Leadership: Delivering Results the Right Way. International Teleconference,

telecast from Atlanta, GA Preparing for Tomorrow’s World, Mosby’s Faculty Development Institute 2004, San Diego, CA 2003 Teen Suicide: Its Treatment and Intervention, Dr. David Shaffer, Columbia University,

Idaho Psychiatric Association, Boise, ID Sleep Disturbance & Insomnia, Dr. Smith Johnson, NASA Johnson Space Center, Boise, ID 19th Annual Idaho Conference on Alcohol and Drug Dependency, Boise State University,

Boise, ID Poster Session for Self-Protection, Emphasizing the Krav Maga Method of Self-Defense, Victim’s Rights Week, Boise State University, Boise, ID

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2002 Idaho Statewide Suicide Prevention Planning Symposium, Sun Valley, ID Community-Campus Partnerships for Health (CCPH), 6th Annual Convention, Miami, FL 2001 Attitudes, Skills and Knowledge Suicide Prevention Symposium, Boise, ID Best Practices for Drug Abuse and Suicide Prevention, Bi-Regional Conference, Portland, OR An Odyssey for Nurse Educators, Idaho Nurse Educator Conference, Boise State

University, Boise, ID

The Forum on Volunteerism, Service, and Learning in Higher Education, University of Maryland, Baltimore, MD

17th Annual Idaho Conference on Alcohol and Drug Dependency, Boise State University,

Boise, ID

First Annual Conference on Volunteerism and Service, Idaho Commission for National and Community Service, Nampa, ID 16th Annual Idaho Conference on Alcohol and Drug Dependency, Boise State University, Boise, ID

2000 Through the Eye of the Predator and How Not to be Accused, Valerie Russo and Don

Lazzarini, Boise State University, Boise, ID

1999 Current Best Practice in Treatment of Co-Occurring Disorders, Dr. Kenneth Minkoff MD, DHW Region IV- Boise, ID

National League for Nursing 24th Biennial Convention, The Nursing Renaissance, Miami Beach, FL 15th Annual Idaho Conference on Alcohol and Drug Dependency, Boise State University,

Boise, ID He Said, She Said, Understanding and Preventing Sexual Assault and Date Rape, Katie

Koestner and Brett Sokolow, Boise State University, Boise, ID 1998 Understanding and Diagnosing Eating Disorders, Millie Smith M.Ed, LPC

Boise State University, Boise, ID

Breaking the Cycle of Addiction, Claudia Black Ph.D., Boise, ID

Summer Technology Institute, Boise State University, Boise, ID Microsoft Office, Fred Pryor Seminars, Boise, ID 1997 Systems Dynamics, Arthur Andersen Corporation, Boise, ID

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Improving Readability: How to Write Educational Material patients Can Read, Healthwise Incorporated, Boise, ID Celebrating Differences: A Model for Differentiated Practice, Boise State University, Boise, ID Creating a Community Vision, Boise State University, Boise, ID 1996 Alcohol and Drug Counseling for the Criminal Justice Client, Boise State University, Boise, ID Substance Abuse Prevention, University of Oregon, Eugene, OR 1995 Transference and Countertransference in the Therapeutic Relationship with Sexual

Trauma Survivors, Boise, ID Normal vs. Abnormal Sexual Behavior in Children and Adolescents, Boise, ID Bipolar Illness Diagnosis: Children and Adolescents, Boise, ID High Drama of Managed Care: Keeping the Focus on Excellence, Boise, ID Treating Victims of Sexual Abuse, Boise, ID Quality Improvement and Outcomes Studies, Boise, ID 1994 Weight Management for Psychiatric Patients and the Implications of Antidepressant

Therapy, Boise, ID Therapeutic Relationships and Boundaries in the Workplace, Boise, ID Improving Organizational Performance, Boise, ID Confidentiality and the Psychiatric Client, Boise, ID Antidepressant Therapy: Paxil and Effexor, Boise, ID 1993 Tardive Dyskinesia and EPS, Boise, ID Treating the Borderline Adolescent, Boise, ID 1992 Multiple Personality and Dissociative States, Chicago, IL Dementing Illness in HIV Disease, Boise, ID Therapeutic Relationships and Healthy Boundaries, Boise, ID National Juvenile Detention Association, 29th Annual Conference, Boise, ID

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1991 Nursing Process with Emphasis on Goals and Objectives, Boise, ID Bipolar Illness: Signs and Symptoms, Boise, ID Treating Domestic Violence, Denver, CO Creative Nursing Management, Denver, CO 1990 AIDS Training for Substance Abuse Counselors, Denver, CO 1989 Out of the Darkness: A Clinical Perspective on Cults and Ritual Abuse, Montgomery, AL Differential Diagnosis and Assessment, Denver, CO The Wounded Healer, Denver, CO Imperfect Connections: Patterns of Intimacy, Denver, CO