Dedicated to offering our students the highest degree of academic rigor, College of Nursing faculty create innovative teaching/learning environments and provide the latest technological teaching tools.
The College is proud of our world class faculty, 25% of whom have been inducted in the prestigious American Academy of Nursing. UWM College of Nursing currently boasts more AAN “Living Legends” than any other school or college of nursing in the nation.
American Academy of Nursing Fellows
Clinton, Jacqueline ǂ
Coenen, Amy ǂ
Dean-Baar, Susan ǂ
Devine, Beth ǂ
Feetham, Suzanne §
Glass, Laurie K. ǂ
Kovach, Christine ǂ
Kuramoto, Alice ǂ
Lang, Norma §
Leske, Jane ǂ
Litwack, Kim
Lundeen, Sally ǂ
Morin, Karen ǂ
Murphy, Ellen ǂ
Nichols, Barbara §
Rodgers, Beth ǂ
Sawin, Kathleen ǂ
Schiffman, Rachel
Selder, Florence ǂ
Snethen, Julia
Stevens, Patricia ǂ
Talsma, AkkeNeel
Underwood, Sandra
Werley, Harriet (deceased) ǂ §
ǂ Professor Emeritus
§ Received AAN “Living Legend” Designation
Faculty Research Interests
- Neural pathways controlling body temperature and blood pressure
- Endocrine secretion in response to a variety of stresses
- Adult health
- Quality and safety in acute care
- Evidence-based practice
- Clinical nurse specialist practice
- Health services research
- Maternal health
- Postpartum fatigue and depression
- Postpartum nursing
- Mothering and feminism; Motherhood ideology
- Rogerian science
- Self-transcendence
- Global health
- Social determinants of health among vulnerable populations
- Food Security
- Housing
- Environmental health
- Cultural competency/cultural humility education
- Ecological risk assessment and sustainable development planning
- Aquatic and restoration ecology
- Fisheries biology
- Gerontological nursing
- Health disparities
- Faith based nursing
- Cultural competence
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- Cancer-related symptom management in adolescents and young adults
- Interprofessional education
- Practice related to oncology and end-of-life care
- Perinatal emotional/psychological distress
- Mother-infant interactions
- Preterm birth
- Perinatal substance abuse
- Health disparities affecting maternal and child health
- Maternal and child health outcomes
- Global health
- Theory development for provision of care in low-income countries
- Transcultural care
- Pathophysiology
- Use of near-infrared photons in the treatment of retinal degeneration using animal models of retinitis pigmentosa
- Role of autoregulation in cerebral blood flow
- Electronic cigarette use among adolescents/young adults
- Health risk behavior
- Public health nurse workforce and health outcomes
- Population health
- Epidemiology
- Nurse-led care in under-served populations
- Doctor of Nursing Practice/family nurse practioner practice
- Team-based science
- Patient-facing informatics and technology
- Patient engagement and experience
- Primary care research
- Population health
- Omaha System
- International Clarification for Nursing Practice
- Adult psychiatric-mental health
- Hospital readmission
- Health care informatics
- Role of autoregulation in cerebral blood flow
- Term and pre-term infants; fetal/infant growth
- Infant anthropometrical measurements
- Breastfeeding mother-infant dyad support
- Evidenced based practice protocols in neonatal care
- Fetal and infant morbidity and mortality
- Breastfeeding and work issues
- HIV/AIDS and women
- Health needs evaluation
- International research (sub-Saharan Africa)
- Vulnerable populations
- Rural and urban comparative research
- Multicultural research
- Health economics
- Economic analyses of health care costs, prescription drug cost drivers, cost containment policies, and the cost of providing care to persons living with HIV/AIDS
- Pharmacy-mediated medication adherence interventions in diverse real-world pharmacy settings
- Global health, including evaluations of structural-level interventions that address poverty, gender-based violence, and other structural factors that place individuals at elevated risk for HIV infection in sub-Saharan Africa
- Health literacy interventions
- Consumer health and informatics
- Patient family education
- Transitions in care: discharge
- Lifespan growth and development
- Evidence-based practice
- Transition to practice
- Pre anesthesia care
- Primary care
- Nurse practitioners
- Pain management
- Health of Latinx and Caribbean populations
- Sexual health equity
- Cultural humility in healthcare
- Ethical conflict and moral distress
- Nurse ethical decision-making
- End-of-life decisions
- Nursing family care and family engagement
- Family-centered care
- Family responses during critical illness
- Integration of palliative and hospice care in the Intensive Care Unit
- Women’s health in low-income communities in Milwaukee and in the South East Africa region
- Community engagement
- Gerontology – family caregivers of persons with dementia
- Cultural diversity
- Health and health care disparities
- Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender health
- Online teaching
- Grant start-up and management
- Clinical Simulation
- Self-Management for chronic conditions
- Older adults with multiple chronic conditions
- Nursing outcome measurements
- Assistive technologies for supporting Self-Management
- Tai-Chi based Self-Management intervention
- Standardized nursing terminologies
- Pediatric obesity and co-related morbidities
- Special interest in the role of the family through parenting, feeding behaviors and obesity within the special needs population
- Acute and primary care pediatrics within the subspecialties of obesity, endocrinology, and cardiology
- Primary care
- Nurse practitioner
- Nursing leadership
- Population health
- Faith based nursing
- Maternal-child health/preterm labor
- Women’s health
- Quality improvement initiatives
- War and public health
- Maternal – child health
- Self-Management
- Family health
- Prenatal care
- Early childhood interventions
- Nutrition in children
- Childhood obesity
- Chronic conditions in children and adolescents
- Parents/siblings of children with chronic conditions
- Family focused care
- Creative teaching strategies
- Maternal-child health care/post-partum
- International nursing
- Older adult health and illness care
- Physical activity
- Self-Management
- Sarcopenia
- Community health nursing
- Implementation science
- Quality/safety related outcomes
- Perioperative quality / safety
- Clinical informatics (EHR)
- Point of care measures
- QI model evaluation
- Maternal/child outcomes
- Interpersonal violence
- Mental health
- Minority research
- Feminist theory
- Diabetes: Retinopathy screening, diabetic foot care and diabetes risk management
- Cancer early detection and control (breast, prostate, colon, lung and cervical)
- Family/hereditary cancer risk assessment and management
- Cancer survivorship
- Participation of minorities and women in research
- Health disparities
- Population/community/public health
- Low-income African Americans
- Immigrants and refugees
- Nurse managed health centers
- Self-management science
- Health care system reform
- Behavioral health integration into primary and acute care
- Community-engaged research and scholarship
- Krieger-Kunz Therapeutic Touch
- Trauma informed care
- Violence and abuse
- Holistic health and healing
- Holistic nursing and integrated healthcare