Feature Articles From 2007
| Mentoring New Nursing Graduates | The key to being a successful preceptor is to teach new nurses the same way you treat your patients--with respect, understanding and compassion. |  | MN 2007 Summer |
| Shaping the Future of Patient Care | From implementing new specialty units to creating more patient-centered policies and services, nurse executive Diane Johnson’s innovative leadership is helping her hospital transform care throughout the organization. | MN 2007 Summer | |
| Caring Across the Language Barrier | A Hispanic nursing student’s moving experience caring for a non-English-speaking patient illustrates why it’s so important to have ethnically diverse, bilingual nurses in our health care system. | MN 2007 Summer | |
| To Be Continued: Creating Sustainability for Grant-Funded Programs | Congratulations! You’ve just been awarded a grant to fund the project of your dreams. But will you be able to keep your program alive and well after the grant money runs out? | MN 2007 Summer | |
| Minority Nurse Educators in Cyberspace: A Progress Report | Now entering its third year, an innovative federally funded program designed to increase nursing students’ access to ethnically diverse faculty is a steadily growing success |  | MN 2007 Summer |
| Providing Cultural Competency Training for Your Nursing Staff | Should you use an existing training program, hire a consultant to develop one for you or create your own program in-house? Here’s what the experts recommend. |  | MN 2007 Winter |
| Critical Careers | The fast-paced, high-tech world of critical care nursing isn’t for everyone. But if you’re someone who thrives on challenge, you’ll find this specialty offers tremendous rewards and a huge demand for minority nurses. |  | MN 2007 Winter |
| Specializing in Diversity | A unique federally funded training program for critical care and emergency department nurses is not only addressing the specialty nurse staffing shortage, it’s increasing cultural competence as well. |  | MN 2007 Winter |
| A Faster Path to the PhD | Accelerated BSN-to-PhD programs can help minority nurses get an earlier start on productive careers as nurse scientists. |  | MN 2007 Winter |
| True Courage Under Fire | Even before she was awarded the Purple Heart for her bravery in the Iraq war, Navy Commander Lenora Langlais exemplified what it means to be a true nursing leader. |  | MN 2007 Winter |
| Follow the Money | Which U.S. cities and regions offer the most job opportunities and highest salaries for nurses? (And let’s not forget diversity and livability!) |  | MN 2007 Winter |
| Sisters in Scholarship | Meet Minority Nurse’s 2006 Scholarship Winners--Including Two Remarkable Siblings! |  | MN 2007 Winter |
| Building a Career From the Ground Up | Driving a delivery truck may seem like a highly unusual way to launch a nursing career. But for Valerie Fong, it was all part of the plan. | MN 2007 Winter |
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TITLE: Association for Medical Education and Research in Substance Abuse (AMERSA) 33rd National Conference ORGANIZATION: Association for Medical Education and Research in Substance AbuseSCHOLARSHIP
SCHOLARSHIP: National American Arab Nurses Association OFFERED BY: NAANA Scholarships DESCRIPTION:Offers various scholarships for current nursing students, practicing nurses, and students interested in pursuing a career in nursing.
Phone: (313) 982-4070
Web site: https://n-aana.org/scholarship/index.asp
Deadline: July 1, but may vary from year to year
Amount: Unspecified
