Nursing faculty members have strong partnerships with local and
state health care agencies. Faculty members have consulted with
local school districts, police departments, university counseling
programs, and with agencies within the N.H. Department of Health
and Human Services.



UNH faculty are health care leaders who serve on the boards of public
and private health care organizations at the state, regional, and
national levels. Through faculty exchange programs and as prestigious
Fulbright Scholars, nursing faculty members have conducted research
and studied abroad in the United Kingdom, Norway, Brazil, and Russia.



Here is a partial listing of outreach activities:

• Institute on Disabilities, UNH, Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental
  Disabilities (LEND)
• Feminist Health Center, Greenland, N.H., nurse practitioner
• Families First, Portsmouth, N.H., family nurse practitioner
• Lamprey Health Care (Federally designated community health
  center), family nurse practitioner
• Consultant on problem-based learning (PBL) at Medical University
  of South Carolina and at University of Texas Medical Branch-Galveston
• Nursing Continuing Education Advisory Council, Dartmouth-Hitchcock
  Medical Center, Hanover, N.H.
• State-wide AHEC Multidisciplinary Steering Committee
• N.H. Merrimack Valley School District “Clean Teen 2008”
  Project
• Primary Steering Committee Division of Public Health, N.H.
  Department of Health and Human Services
• Evaluation Project, N.H. Welfare Reform, program director
• American Academy of Colleges of Nursing, leadership fellow