Alumni News/University of North Carolina at Greensboro

36 Pages·1992·2.8 MB·English

SPRING 1992 VOL. 810, NO. 3 UNIVTEHRESITY THEALUMNIASSOCIATION
OF
NORTH OFFICERS
CAROLINA AnnPliillipsMcC^acl^en60,Sanlord
INSIDE AT
GREENSBORO AnneHayesTate'68,Smitlifield
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TheSchoolofNursing JoAnneSm '60,Raleigti
FirstVia-Piviidcitt
"IHaven'tFeltGoodSinceFriday" 1 NS.t-mSiuirsfaVniaW-liPint-tsiMnegntton,'72,'74MEd,Wilkcsboro
TheSchoolofNursingReachesOutinNewWays 4 MRaLrTtOlniHaijSgmiStclcircFtenrnrtet]'57,Greenxille
byDr.LymieGoodi/kooiitz BrendaMeadowsCooper'65,'73MEd
ExecutiveSccrclnn/.Tren^ttrcr
TheBegiiudng 6 of.Ml, I.Mfm,
TRUSTEES
byDr.EloiseLiiois HelenBumgarnerBell'39,NorlliWillsesboro
CaringforOurPast 7 EBleitzsaybeEtrlviiFnar'7r9i,orAsBhuefMolrIde'68,Raleigh
GraceEvelynLovingGibson'40,Laurinburg
DirectorofNursingResearchLeads CAlninareleHsaHtlaigaewra'ySO',71G,r'e7e8nMsbLoSr,o'83EdD,Monroi
HealthyKidsProject 8 DavidA.Jarvis'72,St.Cliarles,IL
JacquelineKayler'91,Charlotte
PetTherapy 10 AL.auErlaizLaabneitehrK'e90e,vGerree'7n2s,bFoaryeotte\ille
OnCampus ^- JRaoyslaeleyMnoFnlteamgiunegMLeomaadx'5'16,7,GrGeoelndbsebiot,roMD
RaeAnnO'Neill'89,Greensboro
CentennialKickoff 14 JLooinsatBhraandlReayyQ'u81e,eCnon'6o0v,eTritusville.FL
PhysicalCulture: TheBeginningsofHHP 16 B[eultisayRBouslsluLclaimbSetrrtanTdhbaeyregr'4'85,1,RMoocrkgyaMnotuonnt
JohannaFu
byDr.RichardBnrdolph
AssociationNetwork 20
FromthePresident 22 CBytcnitckhiAaluMmonoirCeouJioietim!sCoon-ch'8a7i,r,Grexeeofnfsicbiooro
byAimPlullipfMcCrackeii '60 THEEDITORIALBOARD
ALetterFromHome 23 AnneHathaway'71,'78MLS,'83EdD,.Monroe
byBrt'jtdaMcadozvsCooper'65 SAanrnalHoougDaenbBnraomwnCal'i60r,iG'r50e,eSnosubtohreornPmes
ClassNotes 24 JMoahrnyEB.eDtuhbFeelrr'e7l2l,GGrraenegnsebro'r8o4,Greensboro
EleanorDareTaylorKennedy'45,Greensboro
KarenMcNeil-Milier'80,Greensboro
JonObermeyer'85MFA,Greensboro
CatherineBrewerStembergh'70,Greensboro
JeanneTannenbaum'64,Greeirsboro
COVER Dr.KelleyGriffith,FciculhjReprefCnlatree
AnnPhillipsMcCracken'60
Presiiieulofllie.Association,exofficio
.AnneHayesTate'68
Themasterofscienceconcentrationin Imme.luuefcslCluiirexifflcin
anesthesiaisbutoneofthepioneering Edit,- cofficii
programsmtheSchoolofNursingthat
positiontheUniversityasaleaderin Din ofAim lAffai xoffic
nursingeducation. PUBLICATIONSTAFF
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Editoml4;-,5j;in/SusanManchester
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viiducesnoihed
&it^elt Good
Friday"
L
eaning
heavily on her
cane, the elderly
woman paused at
the open door of
No. 203 before
A
entering. cough
came from deep
within her chest.
"I haven't felt
The Gateway Plaza UNCG Nursing Student Wellness Clinic
offers free screening and counseling to the 200 elderly people
WHO LIVE IN THE SIXTEEN-STORY BUILDING IN DOWNTOWN GrEENSBORO.
UNCG
It is one of many clinics where nursing students offer a
HELPING HAND.
good sinceFriday/' she sectionofdowntown.
SomeUNCGnursingseniorsare
told the studentnurse ondutythereeveryMondayafternoon
oftheschoolyear.Theyareenrolledin
from UNCG who otfhealclosmenmiuonrsi.tRyehbeeaclctahTcaoyulrosre,raenquired
assistantprofessorintheSchoolof
greeted her. Nursing,supervisedtheGatewayclinic
fallsemester.It'sfreetoresidents.
"Yousoundreallvcongested,"said "Theemphasisisonproblem-
JvidySears,aseniorfromGibsonviJle. solving,helpingpeoplebecomemore
"Sitdown,andlet'stakeyourtempera- independent,"shesaid. "Thestudents thermometerandreadingit.
ture." focusonhealthpromotionanddisease "Idon'tevern.inafever,"theold
Ms.Searswasamongseveral prevention.Theydocounselingand womanreplied."Idon'tknowwhy."
studentnursesondutythatNovember screeningandlinkclientstoother Ms.Searscheckedthewoman'sblood
afternoonattheGatewayPlazaClinic. communityresources.It'sawellness pressure.Thepumpwheezedsoftly.
TliebuildingisonSpringGarden clinic,notamedicalone." Thenshehelpedhersteponto,thenoff,
StreetneartheOldGreensborough Theelderlywomanwithather- thescalesinacorneroftheroom.
mometerunderhertongue Ms.Searswenttoatableand
satunmovinginabright pickedupachartasthewomansat
orangechair.Shegazedat downintheorangechair."Thelast
theGreensboroskyline timeyouwereinhereyouweighed
throughawindow.Posters 125,"Ms.Searssaid."Youweigh
tapedtoawallonherleft considerablylessnow,lessthan100.
.idmonishedaUwholooked How'syoureating?"
fo"TakeCareofYour "IeateverythingIcangetmy
Iieart,""EatSmart,"and handson,"thewomansaid."Ieatall
BloodPressureUp?Liveit thetime."
Down."Minutestickedby. "Haveyouseenadoctorre-
"Yourtemperature'sa cently?"
littlesubnormal,"saidMs. Thewomanwasunclearaboutthe
'^earsafterremovinethe dateofherlastvisitbutsaidshewas
LeslieSmithofBurlington
checksthe blood pressure
otaGatewayPlazaresident.
AlumniNews
Spring • 1992
Withhelpfromastudentnurse,
GreensbororesidentClemMoore, a
formerUNCGemployee, getsaflu
shotattheOutpatientClinicat
MosesCone Memorial Hospital.
supposedtovisitthedoctoragainon
December16.Yes,shehadtransporta-
tionarranged.Herdoctor'snameand
phonenumberwerewrittenonapad
besidehertelephoneinherapartment.
Morec]uestionsfromthestudentnurse
aboutdailyroutine,medications,diet,
pain.
"Now,"Ms.Searssaid,"Iwantto
listentoyourkmgstoseeiftheyare
clear."Afterthestethoscopewasput
away,Ms.Searstoldthewomanthat
shewouldliketogowithhertoher
apartmentandcallherdoctor."Iwant
toarrangeforyoutobeseenbefore
December16."
Thewomannodded."Allright.
Comeon."
Carolyn Flanigan, asenior
fromGastonia, onashiftat
theOutpatientClinicof
ConeHospital. Seniornursing
studentsworkatavarietyof
clinics, hospitals, andhealth
agenciesthroughoutcentral
NorthCarolina.
Astatus Report
The School of Nursing
Out New Ways
Reaches
in
ByDr. LynneGoodykoontz year,"CelebrateNursing: ATradition
ofExcellence."
Amajorcurrentendeavorofthe
bc1o8en4ctoEsintmnrueudoeelrsnelttgmoisesngattredormiewind.tttnCheueurdrSsrteceoshn.ottohTllehyometfahpjeNroruorergsatrroiaenmg SfBceSdhNeoroapllrlooyfgRNriuanrmdseifdonrgprrieosgjiiesmcttpeltreoemdpernnoutvriisndegseaiana
forregisterednursesthatbeganin ruralareaofNorthCarolina.Dr.
1989hassixty-threeon-campus RebeccaParrish,theprojectdirector,
hasconductedasurveytodeterminea
stetrueddenntusrsaendsttuwdeennttys-otfwfocaremgpisu-s sitefortheprogram.Amongthe55,000
nursesinNorthCarolina,just
atHiTchkeorgyr.aduateprogram 23percenthaveaBSN.Theprogram
implementedtwonewconcentra- willbemeetingarealneedinNorth
ticinsmpsychiatricmentalhealth Carolina.
andcriticalcareduringthe
1990-91academicyear.Theseadd
totheexistingconcentrationsin
nurseanesthesia,gerontology,
andadministrationandeduca-
atiroen.taTkwinoghcuonurdsreesdftohritrhtyesmtausdteenrts Dofr.thGeooUdNyCkoGonStchzooisldoefan
Nursing.
ofscienceinnursingdegree.
StudentstakingtheStateBoard
ofNursingExaminJulypassedat
Twenty-Fifth
arateof95percent.Therateof
passagewas93percentthe AnniversaryWeekend
previousJuly.Nursingcontinues Will beHeld inApril
toattractmanyindividualsasthe
shortageofnursescontinues,and TheobservanceonApril3-5at
employmentopportunitiesare theHolidayInnFourSeasonsin
plentiful.Allgraduateshave Greensborowillbeheldinconjunc-
positionsbeforegraduationand tionwithForumXIII,theSchool's
arehighlyrecruited. annualresearchpresentation
Therearenowapproximately2,300 meeting.
alumnioftheSchoolofNursing.Our Acelebrationdinneranddanceis
ownSchoolAlumniAssociation scheduledSaturdaynight,April4.The
iyseabre.cIonmviitnagtiaonnsoftfoicjioailnohragvaneibzeaetinonthis dinnerprogramwillincludepresenta-
mailedtoallSchoolalumni. tionstromtheNursingAlumni
Onthefirstdayofclassesthisfall, president,theSigmaThetaTau
allwhoenteredMooreBuildingwere chapterpresident,andDean
greetedbya12x5-footgoldbanner Goodykoontz.Dr.EloiseLewis,the
withtheUniversity'sCentennialLogo foundingdean,willpresentahistory
andtheSchoolofNursingthemeforthe oftheSchool.
AlumniNews
Spring • 1992
The School
RegisterednursesintheSchoolof
• 450undergraduates
Nursing'sBSNOutreachProgram
• 136graduatestudents
touredthecampusrecently.Arecep- • 42facultymembers
tionattheAlumniHousewasoneof • 2,300alumni
thestops—.Manyhadneverbeenon • Thelargestupperdegreenursing
campus theOutreachProgramfor programinNorthCarolina
workingRNsisofferedoffaswellas • 95percentpassagerateonstate
oncampus.Theoff-campussiteisthe licensureexamIn1991
• Offersthebachelorofscience
NorthwestAdultHealthEducation degreeInnursingandthemaster
CenteratCatawbaHospitalinHickory. ofsciencedegreewithconcentra-
Twenty-twoRNstakenursingclasses tionsinanesthesiology,gerontology,
administrationandeducation,
inHickory,andsixty-threetake psychiatricmentalhealth,andcritical
classesoncampus. Onehundredand care
oneRNshaveearnedBSNsatHickory • Firsttwoyearsofundergraduate
studyareingeneraleducation,
sofar. basicsciences,humanities,and
basicnursing
• Flexiblescheduleavailablefor
workingregisterednurseswho
Nurses Have Banner Year
wanttoobtainbachelorofscience
—
Innursingdegree
Thanks to Alumni • AdmissiontotheUniversitydoes
notguaranteeacceptanceintothe
nursingmajor.Thesize
Thebrightyellowandbluebanner oftheincomingjuniorclassIs
attachedtotheexterioroftheSchoolof determinedbytheavailabilityof
Nursingreads,"CelebrateNursing: clinicalresources.Healthcare
ATraditionofExcellence." agenciesintheNorthCarolina
TheSchoolofNursingAlumni Piedmontcooperatewiththe
AssociationdonatedittotheSchoolas Schooltoprovideclinicallearning
partoftheSchool'sobservanceofits experiencesforstudents.
twenty-fifthanniversarythisyear.The Dean Lynne Goodykoontz
AssociationhasalsoestabUsheda
DistinguishedAlumniAwardtobe • Professor,SchoolofNursing
awardedforthefirsttimeatthe • Adjunctprofessorofanesthesiol-
School'samiiversarycelebrationin ogy.BowmanGraySchoolof
April.ItestabUshedanExcellence Medicine
AwardforMaster'sinNursinglast • Associatedean,UNCGSchoolof
year.TherecipientwasElaineSingleton Nursing,1989-90
Scott'90ofGreensboro. • Associateprofessorandchair,
Associationofficersthisyearare DepartmentofCommunityMental
MarthaThompsonEakes'77,'89, ffealth.UniversityofSouth
president;JudyOsborneGriggs'T7,vice Alabama
president;PamHurleyZimmerman'86, • OutstandingNurseEducator,the
secretary;andGailCaudellLott'85, AlabamaStateNursesAssociation
treasurer.Associationboardmembers • Assistantprofessor,Universityof
includeCarolDubelWomble'72,'88, WestFlorida
AnnKirkmanMiller'85,andEleanor • Instructor,UniversityofKentucky
GilliamMoon'86,'87,immediatepast
• PhD,MSN,UniversityofKentucky
presidentoftheAssociation.
• BSN,EasternKentuckyUniversity
AlumniNews
Spring•1992
The
Beginning
Thirty students declared their intent to major in nursing
ByDr.EloiseLewis ofacademicexcellence.Theprogram supportofthecommunity,andrichness
wasdevelopedwiththegoalof oftheclinicalresources.
meetingthecriteriafornational Eighteenseniorswereawardedthe
TheN65GeneralAssembly accreditationsetforthbvtheDepart- bachelorofsciencedegreeinnursingon
honoredtlierequestof mentofBaccalaureateandHigher May31,1970.TheSchoolwasnotified
TheUniversityofNorth DegreeProgramsoftheNational onJuly30thatalleighteengraduates
CarolinaatGreensborofor LeagvieofNursing.Weret^uestedand hadpassedtheStateBoardFxamina-
anappropriationto tionsandwerelicensedtopracticeas
establishaSchoolofNursingwhich registerednurses.
wouldofferaprogramleadingto Preliminaryplanningforthenew
abachelorofscienceinnursingdegree. SchoolofNursingbuildingbeganinthe
GCoonvs.oDliadnatKe.dMUonoirveer,scihtyaiBromaarndooffthe Rapidexpansion of afaplplroofpr19i6a6t.edT,heinGtehneetroatlalAasmsoeumnbtly
TtrhuesUteNesC,Gmacdoemmtehencaennmoeunntctehmaetnyteaart. enrollmenttestified Jruelqyue3s,t1e9d6,7.fuTnhdescfoonrtrtahcetbuwialsdianwgaornded
Asthenewlyappomteddean,1 inthespringandconstructionbegan
aTrhriirvtevdsotundcenatmspduesclianrSeedpttheemirbeinrteln%(t-it.o to thegrowingrepu- Jbuelry136,,11996689.!MovingdavvvasSeptem-
majorinnursing.Oneyearlaterthe ThemainfeatureoftheFounders
apprporpoovsaeldfsrcohmootlhreeNceCivBeodafrodrmofalNurs- tationoftheprogram, dDeadyiccaetlieobnraotfotnhethSacthOocotloobferNuwrassintghe
ipnrgogtorbamecionmtehethsteaeteigahntdhbtaheccfailrsatuwrehaotsee faculty, students, and bwuiitlhditnrgu.mpItetwsa.sLaocgaallaanevdesnttatceomofpfliceitaels
curriculumwasinitiallydesignedwith attendedaswellasnotableofficials
anupperdivisionmajorinnursing. graduates. fromthegreateruniversitysystem.
Bythefallof1969,elevenfaculty ThefirstdecadeoftheSchoolwas
memberswereinvolvedinthetotal celebratedatFoundersDayin1976.
activationoftheprogramwitheighteen GammaZetaChapterofSigmaTheta
seniors,forty-onejuniors,sixty-four Tau,theinternationalhonorsocietyof
sophFormoormetsh,eabnedgisnenvienngtyt-hseixfafcruelsthymheand. wMearrechgr1a9n7t0e.davisitbytheLeaguein nNuurrssiinngg,wbuaisldliiinsgtawllaesd.nTahmeeSdchfooorlof
aimpprliemmaernytcaonmmuintdneiregnrtadtouadteeveplroopgarnadm FergOunsoAnpwrials2n7o,t1i9f7i0e,dCthhaatnctehlelporrogram mMaermgbaerertfCraotmhe1r9i6n7euMntoiolrhee,radefaatcluiltoyn
wasaccredited,withoutrecommenda- November30,1975.Theprincipal
tion,foreightyears!Thisactionbythe speakerfortheeventwasJessieScott,
NationalLeagueofNursing'sColle- assistantsurgeongeneraloftheUnited
giateBoardofReviewtoaccreditanew States.Ms.Scott,therankingnursing
programwashighlyunusualand administratorinthefederalgovern-
recognizedthestatusandreputationof ment,wasawardedthehonorary
Dr.Lewiswasfounding theUniversity,caliberandqualifica- degreeofdoctorofscience.Awarding
deanoftheUNCGSchool tionsofthefaculty,excellenceofthe thehonorarydoctoratetoMs.Scottwas
ofNursing. program,qualityofthestudents. thefirsttimeanyuniversityinthestate
AlumniNews
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Spring •1992
systemhadsohonoredanurse.
RapidexpansionofenroUment
testifiedtothegrowingreputation Caringfor Our Past
oftheprogram,faculty,students,
andgraduates,hirecognitionofthe
programquahty,thegeneraladminis-
trationoftheuni\'ersitysystemencour- The
agedthedevelopmentofthemasterof NorthCnivliiuiNmviiig Tliecollectionisavailableto
sciencemnursingprogram.TheBoard HistoricalCollection scholarsforresearch.Thecontents
ofGovernorsapprovedsuchaprogram preservesthehistoiyof includepapers,books,photographs,
inMav1976.Thefirsttenstudentswere inirsiiig111NorthCarolina.Itishoused diaries,texts,andworksheetsdating
admittedthatfall;ninegraduatedin illtheWalterCUntonJacksonLibrary from1909.Thecollectionisenvisioned
1977. atUNCG. touicludematerialsbyorabout
Thebaccalaureateprogramwas Thenursingprofessioninthestate significantnursesinNorthCarolina,
svtiacsthiietodniunolf1e9td7h8ef.omrTahistetseftriir'smstiprnergaofcgocrrreatdmhietwapatrsieosnen- RisNi,ndMeSbtNe,dtoofDCahparhlionteteDf.orDohsetregren'e2r7os- asrcchhoilvaarlshmiapteorfihailsstotroiasnusp,pothretatrhcehivesof
perfect!InDecember1978thebaccalau- ityandsenseofresponsibility.She nursingorganizations,andcopiesof
reateprogramwasreaccreditedfor establishedthecollectionivitliacasli historicalmaterialsofschoolsacrossthe
eightyears.TheLeagueofNursing giftandthedonationofthepapersof state.
CollegiateBoardofReviewvalidated hermother,SarahElizabethCroioell Contributionstothecollectionare
thequalityofthemaster'sprogramby Doster.Tiiepapersclironicleher welcome.Diaries,professionalpapers,
grantinginitialaccreditationforeight mother'siiiirshigeducationandcareer. andphotographsrelatedtonursuighi
years.Itissignificanttonotethatthere SJiealsodonatedherozonpapers. thestatethatareidentifiedbydateand
weretwomaster'sprogramsinthe Ms.Doster'scareer—includedserviceas placeareofparticularvalue.The
Umni1t9Te7hd8eS—tmaotUevNsegCtiGovetwnheaisndietoicnaaledaoecfcortfehdteihtteawtoi.on adArenhauvnrisosfiansng,ureasdniuncAgartamotrytlineusUrhnseievzdevurarssiiantcygtoifng cwmooaltrlekerscihtaeileosntssa,luscdohiavagasrlautemexsst,se,aarcnladylecpnirdioargrrisrc,aumlasr
1980smadeusevenmoreawarethat
wehadtoworkhardertomaintainaiid WorldWarII,andanhniovatorintlie regardingnursingeducationinthe
eesnthaabnlicsehetdh.eTleo\'celonotfiqnuuaelittoygwreowh,atdo USPTulbieliccolHleecatWioinShearsvigcreo.wnrapidly state.Checkoutthoseattictrunks.Agift
preparepractitionersandmakea sinceitsestablishtnent.Inadditionto ofbooksusualhiwillqualifi/asatax
contributiontotheprofessionwould theDosterpapers,itincludesthoseof deduction.
demandourbestefforts. MargaretC.Moore,forloliomthe
Futuremaintainenceofaprogram SchoolofNursingbuildingisnamed,
ofacademicexcellenceinnursing andAnneMurphy,anoccupational
u'ouldbepossiblewiththecontinued healthnurseinGreensboroformany
supportandencouragementofadmin-
years.
istration,theassistanceofthefacultyof
otherschoolsanddepartments,the
competenceandcledicationofthe
facultvintheSchoolofNursing,the
continuedcooperationofcommunity
agencies,theinterestandmoti\'ation
ofstvidents,ancitheloyalty
andperformance
ofgraduates.
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Director of Nursing Research
Leads Healthy Kids Project
Big grant helps improve ways to tell rural parents about health program
hedirectorof
T
researchin
theSchoolof
Nursingis
workingwith
thesupportof oneofthe
largestgrantsevergiven
aresearcheratUNCG.
"It's gratifying to Dr.MaijaSelbyisin
thesecondyearofa four-
see something yearprojectfocusingon Dr.MaijaSelby
howbesttoinformrurallow-income
parentsabouttheavailabilitythrough inNorthCarolina iscalledthe
that started atthe Medicaidofregularhealthcarefor "HealthyChildrenandTeens"
theirchildren. program.
grassroots level Dr.Selbysaidpublichealthnurses Dr.Selby'sprojectisfundedbvthe
inNorthCarohnaworrythatchildren Agencyfo—rHealthCarePolicyand
fromlow-incomefamiliesarenot Research asubdi\'isionoftheU.S.
become a major gettingthemedicalcaretowhichthey DepartmentofHealthandHuman
areentitled. Services.Morethanfortypeople,
research project ChildreneligibleforMedicaidcan includingseveralfromUNCChapel
getregularcheck-upsandtreatment Hillandnumerouscountyandstate
with many people ntahtreoluy,ghmaanfeydedroanl'tprboegcraaums.eUtnhfeoirrtu- aprgoejneccite.s,workwithDr.Selbvonthe
parentsaren'tawarethecareexists. Dr.Selbvandherresearchteamare
putting their effort Afterhearingtliisfrommany targeting2,600low-incomefamiliesin
nurses.Dr.Selbyconductedaprelimi- sixrural NorthCarolinacountiesto
narystudyandfoundthatmanystates testtheeffecti\'enessoftheircontacts
into it." havetliisproblem,butitisworsein bymailedbrochures,phonecalls,and
ruralareasoftheSouth. visits.Theystudythecostandtiming
Tohelppeopletakeadvantageof ofthecontactsaswell.
theavaUablecare,Dr.Selbyhas AccordingtoDr.Selbv,every
launchedaprojectstudyingnewways Medicaidrecipientistoldaboutthe
toinformthemoftheprogramwhich programwhenthevapplyforMedic-
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