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St Petersburg Chapter News... In partnership with St. Petersburg-Tampa- Clearwater/Largo Chapters National Black Nurses Association,Inc. the American Heart Association will hold it's 5th Annual Heart & Spirit of Women Conference Saturday March 21, 2009 @ 8:30am -1:30pm St. Petersburg Florida. To reserve your space call Dianna King 727-563-8087 or email: Dianna.king@heart.org __________________ The National Black Nurses Association will hold it's
37th Annual Institute and Conference. 37th Annual Institute and Conference
“NBNA: Implementing Strategies to Improve Global Health Outcomes”
Sunday, August 2 – Thursday, August 6, 2009 · Sheraton Centre Toronto · Toronto, Canada
A wide variety of sessions are scheduled for the four-day conference. Offering our members and attendees continuing education credits and a variety of learning venues!!! Exhibit booth 8 x 10 $1000.00 Advertising, full page $1000.00!!!! half page $600.00 Sponsorships are available !!! Contact: Millicent Gorham Executive Director, millicent@nbna.org Dianne M. Mance Conference Services Manager National Black Nurses Association, Inc. 8630 Fenton Street, Suite 330 Silver Spring, MD 20910 301-589-3200 fax 301-589-3223 dmance@nbna.org Patricia Gray Advertising Coordinator, patgray@nbna.org www.nbna.org Join us there next summer!!! For more information log on to.... www.nbna.org SEE Chapter "2009 ANNOUNCEMENT KuDOS" |
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Student Corner Mentoring to Nursing Students. Please Mentor A Student!! A mentor is defined as an experienced and prudent advisor who is a nurse. Nursing students experience many fears. The three main fears are: Will I be a confident nurse? Will I make the grade? Will I pass my state boards? These fears may sometimes overwhelm a student. The only way students will survive is to have a mentor that will support and encourage them. Students must be told that they can and will succeed. The mentor should supply the student with a sense of direction. plan of study, and /or tutoring session. This will insure that the students will achieve and receive excellent grades.
When state boards have been passed, the student will receive their license to practice in the great profession of nursing. I am requesting, if you are an experienced and prudent advisor, please mentor a student! Contact us by e-mail. GUIDELINES FOR MENTORING A Mentor Must Be A: Certified or registered health profession Supporter of Health Programs Role model who will establish rapport with mentee and treat information with the utmost confidentiality. Provide of guidance, encouragement, and experience, which will enhance growth of each mentee.
A MENTOR Will BE RESPONSIBLe FOR: Meeting with the mentee(s) on a monthly basis and maintaining phone contacts. Submitting program evaluation reports to coordinator at the end of each session. Networking with the program coordinator at the end of each session regarding concerns with the mentee(s) or mentor relationship. Networking opportunities increase mentee’s awareness of exposure to various groups and organizations. Submit a yearly evaluation of mentee. Have mentee submit a yearly evaluation of the mentor. Mentors schedule group workshop(s) for mentee’s along with program coordinator. Mentee’s to provide their mentor with the course description of courses enrolled in during each semester as listed in school catalog.
