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MASSACHUSETTS ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES OF NURSING is an organization comprised of Deans, Directors or Chairpersons of the baccalaureate and graduate programs of nursing in Massachusetts.

We strive to provide leadership on matters pertaining to professional nursing in Massachusetts.
 

2009 Award recipients

Left to Right: MACN  Chairperson Kathleen Scoble and  Mary Ellen Brisbois  and Andrea Wallen from Worcester State College.  Mary Ellen received the  2009 Early Career Award for organizing a homelessness awareness project that for the  senior nursing class.
Left to Right: MACN Chairperson Kathleen Scoble and Mary Ellen Brisbois and Andrea Wallen from Worcester State College. Mary Ellen received the 2009 Early Career Award for organizing a homelessness awareness project that for the senior nursing class.

Left to Right: MACN  Chairperson Kathleen Scoble, and Katie Williams Kafl  and Greer Glazer from UMass Boston. Katie received the 2009 Innovative Teaching Award for developing a dedicated teaching unit at MGH.
Left to Right: MACN Chairperson Kathleen Scoble, and Katie Williams Kafl and Greer Glazer from UMass Boston. Katie received the 2009 Innovative Teaching Award for developing a dedicated teaching unit at MGH.

2008 Award recipients

Margaret Emerson and Ann Hill received the Innovative Teaching award for development of the first international nursing course at Northeastern University.
• Margaret Emerson and Ann Hill received the Innovative Teaching award for development of the first international nursing course at Northeastern University.

Dr Rita Olivieri and Jennifer Stockbridge, MSN received the Innovative Teaching Award for pod casting clinical skills in the nursing simulation lab at Boston College.
• Dr Rita Olivieri and Jennifer Stockbridge, MSN received the Innovative Teaching Award for pod casting clinical skills in the nursing simulation lab at Boston College.

Valeria Ramdin, clinical instructor at Northeastern University, received the Early Career Award.
• Valeria Ramdin, clinical instructor at Northeastern University, received the Early Career Award.

2007 Award recipients

Angela Nannini PhD, FNP-C from Northeastern University received the Innovative Teaching Award for her Health Policy Pathfinder guided tour for students
• Angela Nannini PhD, FNP-C from Northeastern University received
the Innovative Teaching Award for her Health Policy Pathfinder guided tour for students

Natalie McClain PhD, RN, CPNP - Full-time Faculty from Northeastern received the Early Career Award.
• Natalie McClain PhD, RN, CPNP - Full-time Faculty from Northeastern
received the Early Career Award.

Mary Mayville, MSN, RN, CCE, Part-time Faculty from Northeastern also received the Early Career Award.
• Mary Mayville, MSN, RN, CCE, Part-time Faculty from Northeastern
also received the Early Career Award.

2006 Award recipients

• Dr. Holly Harner from Boston College received the Early Career Award given to an outstanding nursing faculty in the early stages of the faculty role.

• Dr. Laura Mylott from MGH Institute of Health Professions received the Early Career Award given to an outstanding nursing faculty in the early stages of the faculty role.

• Dr. Susan Reece from University of Massachusetts at Lowell received the Innovative Teaching Award.

2005 Award recipients

• Priscilla Gazarian from Simmons College received the Early Career Award given to an outstanding nursing faculty in the early stages of the faculty role.

• Lynn Babington from Northeastern University received the Innovative Teaching Award.




 

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