Beverly Reigle, PhD, RN, FARN
CURRICULUM VITAE
Demographic Information
Name: Beverly Sue Butler Reigle
Title: Associate Professor Emerita
Home Telephone: (513) 777-9255
Email Address: reiglebs@uc.edu
Professional Registration: Active: Ohio RN152278
Inactive: Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Texas
Professional Certification: Oncology Nursing Certification - 1988-1992, 1992-1996
Formal Education
Institution |
Location |
Year Completed |
Degree |
West Suburban Hospital School of Nursing/Affiliated with Wheaton College |
Oak Park, IL |
1966 |
Diploma
|
Wheaton College
|
Wheaton, IL |
1968 |
BS in Nursing |
Texas Woman’s University |
Denton, TX |
1984 |
MS in Nursing Adult Health |
The University of Texas at Austin |
Austin, TX |
1998 |
PhD in Nursing Adult Health |
Professional Experience
Position |
Institution |
Location |
Dates |
Staff Nurse |
Wheaton College Health Center |
Wheaton, IL |
1967-68 (Academic Year) |
Night Charge Nurse, Pediatrics |
Deaconess Hospital |
Evansville, IN |
1967-68 (Summers) |
Staff Nurse, Isolation Ward for Vietnam Returnees |
Ireland Army Hospital |
Fort Knox, KY |
1968 (3 months-spouse transferred) |
Institution | Location | Dates | |
Evening Charge Nurse, Medical-Surgical Unit |
Deaconess Hospital |
Evansville, IN |
1968-69 (Prior to transfer to Germany) |
Staff Nurse, Medical-Surgical Unit |
St Mary’s Hospital |
Green Bay, WI |
1973-1974 |
Staff Nurse, Medical-Surgical Unit |
Providence Hospital |
Cincinnati, OH |
1977-1980 |
Instructor in Medical Assistant Program |
Southern Ohio College |
Cincinnati, OH |
1980 (Winter/Spring Semesters) |
Contract Instructor, Adult Sitter/ Home Health Aide |
American Red Cross |
Dallas, TX |
1984 |
Research Assistant, Dr. Helen Bush, Professor |
Texas Woman’s University |
Dallas, TX |
1983-1984 |
Instructor of Nursing |
Texas Woman’s University |
Dallas, TX |
1984-85 |
Adjunct Instructor of Clinical Nursing |
University of Cincinnati College of Nursing and Health |
Cincinnati, OH |
1985-1987 |
Instructor of Clinical Nursing |
University of Cincinnati College of Nursing and Health |
Cincinnati, OH |
1987-1989 |
Unit Base Staff Nurse, Cardiac Step-Down |
University Hospital |
Cincinnati, OH |
1989-1991 |
Assistant Professor of Clinical Nursing |
University of Cincinnati College of Nursing and Health |
Cincinnati, OH |
1989-1994 |
Clinical Nurse Specialist Nurse Educator for Public Education |
University Hospital Barrett Cancer Center |
Cincinnati, OH |
5/95-12/95 (resigned to complete PhD) |
Assistant Professor
|
College of Mount St. Joseph |
Cincinnati, OH |
1997-2000 |
Visiting Assistant Professor
|
University of Cincinnati College of Nursing |
Cincinnati, OH |
2000 – 2001 |
Assistant Professor |
University of Cincinnati College of Nursing |
Cincinnati, OH |
2001 – 2008 |
Associate Professor with tenure |
University of Cincinnati College of Nursing |
Cincinnati, OH |
2008 - 2017 |
Cancer Survivorship Program Director/Appointed | University of Cincinnati Cancer Institute | Cincinnati, OH | 2013-2015 (50%) 2015-2016 (75%) 2016-2017 (85%) |
Position | Institution | Location | Dates |
Cancer Survivorship Program Director/full-time | UC Family & Community Medicine | Cincinnati, OH | 09/2017-03/2018 Full-time |
MedBridge Online Instructor | MedBridge | Bellevue, WA (Online Program) | 2018-present |
Awards/Honors
ACS Hamilton County Unit Recognition Award for Public 1987. 1988. 1989
Education (Breast Health Awareness) 1990, 1991. 1994
UC College of Nursing and Health Community Service Award 1992
Cincinnati Tri-State ONS Chapter Monetary Scholarship 1996
STTI Beta Iota Leadership in Nursing Award 1997
ACS Hamilton County Unit Outstanding Leadership Award 2001
University of Cincinnati College of Nursing Millennium Award 2002
University of Cincinnati College of Nursing Excellence in Teaching 2003
Southern Ohio Nurses Association Nursing Educator Award 2004
Association of Rehabilitation Nurses & STTI Research Award 2006
Distinguished Nurse Researcher Award – College of Mount St. 2010
Joseph Leadership in Nursing Awards
Association of Rehabilitation President’s Award 2016
Beta Iota Chapter, STTI, Chapter Legacy Recognition 2018
Association of Rehabilitation Nurses Editor’s Choice Award 2018
Fellow in the Association of Rehabilitation Nurses 2022
Sigma Melanie Dreher Award for Outstanding Chapter Support 2023
Honorary Organizations
Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society Member 1994-present
Sigma Theta Tau International, The Honor Society of Nursing Member 1983-present
International Level
International Nursing Research Conference Committee Member 1991
International Biennial Convention Arrangements Committee
Registration Committee Chair 1997-1997
Virginia Henderson and Billye Brown Fellow 1999-present
International Biennial Convention Arrangements Committee Chair 2001
International Panel of Visitors and Consultants Member 2001-2003
International Bylaws Committee Member 2004-2005
International Honor Society Building Corporation BOD Member 2006-2007 Liaison 2007-2009
Translational Research Paper Task Force Member 2006-2007
STTI Board of Directors Secretary 2007-2009,
2009-2011
STTI BOD Development Committee Chair 2007-2009,
2009-2011
STTI Foundation Board of Directors BOD Liaison 2009-2011
STTI United Nations Task Force BOD Liaison 2009-2011
STTI United Nations Advisory Council BOD Liaison 2011-2011
STTI Sigma Theta Tau Fellow 2011-present
40th Biennial Convention Resolutions Committee Chair 2009
41st Biennial Convention Resolutions Committee Chair 2011
42nd Biennial Convention Resolutions Committee Member 2013
Sigma Leadership Succession Committee Member 2019-2021
Regional Level
Region 4 Strategic Planning Committee Chair 1996-1999
Region 4 Coordinator 1999-2001
Regional Chapters Coordinating Committee Member 1999-2005
Chapter Leader Academy Task Force Member 2002-2004
Struggling Chapters Task Force Chair 2001-2003
Region 9 Coordinator 2001-2005
Southern Ohio/Northern Kentucky Consortium Founder/Member 2002-present
Southern Ohio/Northern Kentucky Consortium Coordinator 2020-present
RCCC Chapter Health Task Force Member/Consultant 2009-2011
Region 9 Committee Member 2024-present
Chapter Level
Beta Beta Chapter Hospitality Committee CoChair 1983-1985
Beta Iota Chapter Induction Committee Member 1985-1988
Beta Iota Chapter Induction Committee Chairperson 1988-1991
Beta Iota Chapter Board of Directors Counselor 1991-1993
Beta Iota Chapter Eligibility Committee CoChair 1991-1993
Beta Iota Chapter Board of Directors President 1993-1996
Beta Iota Chapter Strategic Plan Special Committee Chair 1993-1996
Beta Iota Chapter Policy and Procedure Special Committee Chair 1995-1996
Omicron Omicron Chapter-at-Large Vice President 1998-2000
Beta Iota Chapter Board of Directors President Elect 2003-2005
Beta Iota Chapter Board of Directors President 2005-2007 2012-2013
Beta Iota Chapter Key Award Task Force Co-Chair 2005-2007
Beta Iota Chapter Strategic Planning Task Force Chair 2005-2013
Beta Iota Chapter Komen Race for the Cure Chair 2006-2013
Beta Iota Chapter Awards & Scholarships Committee Interim Chair 2009-2011
Beta Iota Chapter Governance Committee Member 2007-200
Beta Iota Chapter Leadership Development Advisory Council Chair 2007-2009
2021-2022
Co-Chair 2022-present
Member 2023-present
Beta Iota Chapter Board of Directors Secretary 2009- 2011
2011-2013
2013-2017
Beta Iota Communications Advisory Council Chair 2009-2011
2011-2013
Member 2015-present
Beta Iota Leadership Succession Committee Member 2015-2017
Beta Iota Leadership Succession Committee Chair 2019-2021
Beta Iota Awards & Scholarship Committee Member 2017-2019
Beta Iota Research Committee Member 2017-present
Beta Iota Board of Directors President-Elect 2022-2023
Beta Iota Chapter Board of Directors President 2023-present
Professional Organizations
American Association for the History of Nursing Member 2001-2009
American Cancer Society
Dallas Breast Health Awareness Task Force Member 1984-1985
Hamilton County Breast Health Awareness (BHA) Task Force Chairperson 1986-1992
Hamilton County Professional Education Committee Member 1986-1992
Hamilton County Public Education Committee Member 1986-1992
Medical Facilities Breast Cancer Screening Project Committee Member 1986-1992
Hamilton County BHA Outreach Subcommittee Member 1988-1992
Hamilton County BHA Program Design/Training Subcommittee Chairperson 1988-1992
BHA Economically Disadvantaged Demonstration Project Chairperson 1989-1990
Hamilton County Board of Directors Member 1990-2003
Ohio Division Triple Touch Advisory Subcommittee Member 1993-1994
Ohio Division Triple Touch Advisory Subcommittee Co-Chair 1994-1997
Ohio Division Breast Cancer Core Committee Member 1995-1997
Hamilton County Board of Directors Secretary 1996-2000
Hamilton County Volunteer Involvement Committee Chair 1997-2003
Hamilton County Community Assessment Committee Coordinator 1999-2001
Hamilton County Unit Strategic Planning Committee Member 2002-2003
American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine Member 2022-present
American Nurses Association Member 1984
Texas Nurses Association Member 1985-1985
Ohio Nurses Association Member 1985-2022
Ohio Nurses Association Bylaws Committee Member 2004-2005
Ohio Nurses Association Bylaws Committee Chair 2006-2009
SONA Council of Practice Member 1988-1992
SONA Delegate Delegate 1993,2001,
2003, 2005
Nursing Diagnosis Assembly Member 1991-1992
SONA Nominating Committee Chair 1999-2000
SONA Board of Directors Vice Pres. 2001-2007
SONA Bylaws Committee Chair 2001-2007
SONA Conventions Committee Chair 2001-2002
ANA-OHIO Member 2023-present
Association of Rehabilitation Nurses Member 2006-present
Ohio River Valley Chapter Member 2006-present
Research Fund Committee Member 2009-2014
Research Fund Committee Co-Chair 2011-2012
Research Fund Committee Chair 2012-2013
Research Agenda Delphi Study Member 2013-2014
Rehabilitation Nursing Foundation Chair-Elect 2013-2015
Rehabilitation Nursing Foundation Chair 2015-2017
Rehabilitation Nursing Journal Reviewer 2011-
ARN Cancer Rehabilitation White Paper/Position Statement Co-Author 2016-2017
Board of Directors Member 2017-2020
BOD Liaison to Research Committee Liaison 2017-2019
BOD Liaison to Awards Committee Liaison 2017-2018
2019-2020
Rehabilitation Nursing Journal Guest Co-Editor 07/08, 2018
Research Committee/Advancing Science & Practice Chair 2020-2021
AS&P SIG Cohort III Co-Coordinator 2021-2023
American Society of Clinical Oncology Member 2016-present
Association of Women’s Health Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses Member 2001-2009
Breast Cancer Registry of Greater Cincinnati Advisory Board Member 2011-2018
BCRGC Research Review Subcommittee Member 2011-2013
BCRGC Advisory Board Vice Pres 2013-2015
BCRGC Advisory Board President 2015-2016
BCRGC Advisory Board Chair 2016-2018
Cancer Support Community Board of Trustees Emerita 2022-
Cancer Support Community Board of Trustees Member 2016-2022
Cancer Support Community Program Committee Member 2016-2022
Cancer Support Community Education Committee Member 2018-2021
Cancer Support Community Speakers Bureau Member 2019-present
Cancer Support Community Medical Advisory Board Member 2021-present
Council for the Advancement of Nursing Science Member 2006-2009
2012-2013
2013-2021
2022-present
Cincinnati Sexual Health Consortium Board of Directors Member 2018-2021
Midwest Nursing Research Society Member 1998-2021
(not consistent)
National Quality Forum Cancer Committee Member 2016-2022
Oncology Nursing Society Member 1988-present
SIG Prevention Early Detection Member 1988-2004
SIG Survivorship Quality of Life & Rehabilitation Member 2005-present
SIG Advanced Nursing Research Member 2005-present
Cincinnati TriState Oncology Nursing Society Member 1988-present
Fundraising Committee Member 1988-1989
Newsletter Committee Member 1989-1994
Executive Board Secretary 1994-1996
Membership Committee Member 2003-2004
Research Grants
Martin, M., & Reigle, B. S. Intervening to promote early detection of breast cancer. NIH, FRA#: Ca/NR-92-26, grant proposal submitted 12/8/92. Not funded.
Reigle, B. S. Functional ability following breast cancer surgery. University of Cincinnati College of Nursing Research Council, awarded 2004 Rabinowitz Award, $2500.
Reigle, B. S. Functional ability following breast cancer surgery. University of Cincinnati College of Nursing Research Council, awarded 2005 Dean’s Research Award, $5000.
Lane, A., & Martin, M. Breast screening in Southeastern Indiana, The Greater Cincinnati affiliate of the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, awarded $21,132. Served as CBE Educator for grant.
Reigle, B. S. Women’s rehabilitation experiences following breast cancer, Association of Rehabilitation Nurses Foundation/Sigma Theta Tau International, awarded $4458.00 on October 6, 2006, funding began January 1, 2007.
Reigle, B. S. Women’s focus on fitness program, Greater Cincinnati Affiliate of Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation Program Grant proposal, submitted February 24, 2006 for $20,175.58, not funded.
Reigle, B.S. An interdisciplinary approach to cancer rehabilitation, University of Cincinnati Faculty Development Council awarded Spring, 2006 Interdisciplinary Grant, Funded $8088.00.
Reigle, B. S. The effect of a rehabilitation program on functional ability and quality of life in breast cancer survivors, proposal submitted August 30, 2006 for $269,318.50 to National Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, not funded.
Reigle, B. S. Women’s Focus on Fitness to Speaking of Women’s Health, submitted October 28, 2006 for $13,646.45, not funded.
Reigle, B.S., Shaughnessy, E., McElroy, S., & Guerdjikova, A. The role of the brain-gut axis in breast cancer. Proposal submitted April 27, 2007 for $15,319.80 to University of Cincinnati Interdisciplinary Grant Program, not funded.
Reigle, B. S., Shaughnessy, E., McElroy, S., Guerdjikova, A., & Ying, J. The role of the brain-gut axis in breast cancer. Proposal submitted November 1, 2007 for $9,961 to Oncology Nursing Society and Sigma Theta Tau International, not funded.
Reigle, B. S., Shaughnessy, E., McElroy, S., Guerdjikova, A., & Ying, J. The role of the brain-gut axis in breast cancer. Proposal submitted March, 2008 for $9,963 to UC CON Research Council. Funded as Dean Research Award.
Reigle, B.S., Wonders, K.Y., Shaughnessy, E., Leugers, R. C., Ying, J. Exercise, functional ability and quality of life following breast cancer surgery. R21 PA-06-351 Proposal submitted February16, 2009 to National Cancer Institute for $433,750, not funded.
Reigle, B.S., Wilson, B., Leugers, E., Ying, J., Shaughnessy, E. Exercise, functional ability and quality of life following breast cancer surgery. R21 PA-09-130. Proposal submitted July 16, 2011 to National Cancer Institute for $427,675, not funded.
Baik, S.Y (Co-PI), Reigle, B.S. (Co-PI), Nelson, E., Cohen, R., Ying, J., Tsevat, J., Ricchiuti, V.., & Egede, L. An RCT to Determine the Role of Exercise in Patients with Comorbid Depression and Type II Diabetes, PCORI, Proposal submitted April 15, 2013 for $1,210,617.60. Not funded.
Baik, S.Y.(PI), Reigle, B.S., Nelson, E., Cohen, R., Ying, J., Tsevat, J., Ricchiuti, V., & Egede, L. Effectiveness of Exercise on Comorbid T2DM and Depression: A Feasibility Study, NIH/R34, Proposal submitted July, 2013 for $474,750, not funded.
Baik, S.Y (Co-PI), Reigle, B.S. (Co-PI), Nelson, E., Cohen, R., Ying, J., Tsevat, J., Ricchiuti, V., Khoury, J., Egede, L., & Moser, D. An RCT to Determine the Role of Exercise in Patients with Comorbid Depression and Type II Diabetes, PCORI, Resubmission to be submitted April 22, 2014 for an estimated $1,210,617.60, not funded.
Reigle, B. S. (PI), Santee, E.J., Shaughnessy, E., & Khoury, J. Feasibility of an Interdisciplinary Supervised Rehabilitation and Exercise Program Following Breast Cancer Surgery. Submitted to UC Cancer Institute, Survivorship Research Grant Program - estimated $49,117.
Program Grants
Reigle, B. S., & Gandhi, V. (2014). The UCCI Cancer Survivorship Program Proposal, The Robert and Adele Schiff Family Foundation Program Grant, $1,000,000. Funded: 2015-2017.
Ho, S-M, Chow, L., Desai, P., Murdock, J., Reigle, B., & Weber., (08/01/2014). Precision cancer medicine and cancer-omics. University of Cincinnati Hiring Initiative to Advance Programmatic Development Application. $1,917,550. Funded.
Publications
Peer-reviewed
Reigle, B. S. (1984). Modeling: Teaching-learning breast self-examination [Abstract].
Southern Council on Collegiate Education for Nursing Fourth Annual Research Conference Report, p. 225.
Reigle, B. S., Goeldner, J., & Ellerhorst-Ryan, J. M. (1991). Breast health awareness month: Results of a six-county project [Abstract]. Oncology Nursing Forum, 18, 395.
Reigle, B. S., & Dienger, M. J. (2003). Sepsis and treatment-induced immunosuppression in the
patient with cancer. Critical Care Nursing Clinics of North America, 15, 109-118.
Reigle, B. S. (2006). The prevention of disablement: A framework for the breast cancer
trajectory. Rehabilitation Nursing, 31, 174-179.
Reigle, B. S., Stevens, K. R., Belcher, J. V., Huth, M., McGuire, E., Mals, D., & Volz, T. (2008).
Evidence-based practice and the road to magnet status. JONA, 38(2), 97-102.
Wonders, K. & Reigle, B. S. (2009). Trastuzumab and Doxorubicin-related cardiotoxicity and
the cardioprotective role of exercise. Integrative Cancer Therapies, 8(1), 17-21.
Wonders, K.Y., Reigle, B.S., & Drury, D. G. (2010). Treatment strategies for chemotherapy-
induced peripheral neuropathy: potential role of exercise. Oncology Review, 4(2), 117-125.
Reigle, B. S., & Zhang, B. (2018, July/August). Women’s rehabilitation experiences following breast cancer surgery. Rehabilitation Nursing, 43, 195-200.
Campbell, G. B., & Reigle, B. S. (2018, July/August). Editorial: Cancer rehabilitation: Read, reflect, act. Rehabilitation Nursing, 43,183-185.
Cambpell, G. B. & Reigle, B. S. (2019, October 11). Cancer rehabilitation serves a critical rôle in patient care. ONS Voice retrieved from https://voice.ons.org/stories/cancer-rehabilitation-serves-a-critical-role-in-patient-care
Campbell, G. B. & Reigle. B. S. (2020). Introduction: The case for cancer rehabilitation. Seminars in Oncology Nursing, 36(1), 1.
Sleight, A.G., Gerber, L.H., Marshal, T.F., Livinski, A., Alfano, C.M., Harrington, S., Flores, A.M., Virani, A., Hu, Xiaorong, Mitchell, S. A., Vared, M., Eden, M., Hayaek, S., Reigle, B….(2022). A systematic review of functional outcomes in cancer rehabilitation research. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.apmr.2022.01.142
Book Chapters
Reigle, B. S. (1991). Applying theories of learning to nursing practice. In L. S. Baas (Ed.),
Essentials of cardiovascular nursing (pp. 99-108). Gaithersburg, Maryland: Aspen.
Reigle, B. S. (2000). Breast cancer in elderly women. In A. Schmidt-Luggen & S. Meiner
(Eds.), Cancer in the Elderly (pp. 67-83). Pittsburgh, PA: Oncology Nursing Society.
Reigle, B.S., & Wonders, K. (2009). Breast cancer in women and the role of exercise.
In M. Verma (Ed.), Cancer Epidemiology, Vol 2, Modifiable Factors. Totowa, NJ: The Humana Press.
Reigle, B. S., & Berndt, A.E. (2015). Empirics in rehabilitation nursing: Research and evidence-
based practice. In C. Lehman (Ed.). The specialty practice of rehabilitation nursing: A core curriculum, 7th ed. (pp. 63-78). Glenview, IL: ARN.
Reigle, B.S. & Campbell, G. B. (2019). Cancer rehabilitation in cancer care. In S. Vaughn (Ed.). The specialty practice of rehabilitation nursing: A core curriculum, 8th ed. (pp. 467-494). Glenview, IL: ARN.
Reigle, B. S. & Vaughn, S. (2019). Building rehabilitation nursing knowledge and evidence
for practice through research. In S. Vaughn (Ed.). The specialty practice of rehabilitation nursing: A core curriculum, 8th ed. (pp. 73-92). Glenview, IL: ARN.
Non Peer-Reviewed
Abstracts and White Papers
Reigle, B. S. (1984). Modeling: Teaching-learning breast self-examination. Masters Abstracts
International, 23 (02), (UMI No. AAT 1324462).
Reigle, B. S. (1998). The development and testing of the breast self-examination questionnaire.
Dissertation Abstracts International, 59 (06), 2686. (UMI No. AAT 9838096).
Titler, M. G., Daly, J., DiCenso, A., Manley, K., Reigle, B. S., Shih, F. J., et al. (in press).
Translation research, Indianapolis, IN: Sigma Theta Tau International.
Retrieved from: FINAL_CANCER_REHAB_POSITION_PAPER.pdf (rehabnurse.org)
Reigle, B.S., Campbell, G. B., & Murphy, K. B. (August, 2017). Rehabilitation of People with Cancer. Position Statement of Association of Rehabilitation Nurses& Endorsed by Oncology Nursing Society, Retrieved from Rehabilitation of People with Cancer | ARN (rehabnurse.org)
Newsletters
Reigle B. S. (1991). Nolvadex (tamoxifen citrate): An intriguing concept in hormonal
manipulations. Innovations in Oncology Nursing, 7(3), 2-3, 15.
Dienger, M. J., & Reigle, B. S. (1992). Tamoxifen as prevention for breast cancer. Kinesis:
Cincinnati TriState Oncology Nursing Society Newsletter, 7(3), 2-5.
Reigle, B. S. (2000, September). Mentoring for leadership. The Region 4 Connection
Newsletter: A Resource for Chapter Leaders of Sigma Theta Tau International, 1, 9.
Reigle, B. S., (2001, March). Recognition of excellence. The Region 4 Connection Newsletter:
A Resource for Chapter Leaders of Sigma Theta Tau International, 1, 10.
Reigle, B. S., (2001, September). Celebrating diversity. The Region 4 Connection: A Resource
for Chapter Leaders of Sigma Theta Tau International, 1.
Reigle, B. S. (2004, Spring). Regional coordinator’s message. Message posted to Sigma Theta
Tau International Region 9 Newsletter at http://www.nursingsociety.org/chapters/region9.html.
Reigle, B. S. (2005, Fall). Regional coordinator’s message. Message posted to Sigma Theta Tau
International Region 9 Newsletter at http://www.nursingsociety.org/chapters/region9.html
Reigle, B. S. (2005. Autumn). A term begins. Connections Newsletter, Sigma Theta Tau
International, Beta Iota Chapter, p. 5
Reigle, B.S. (2006, Winter). E pluribus unum – From the many, one. Connections Newsletter,
Sigma Theta Tau International, Beta Iota Chapter, p. 1, 4.
Reigle, B.S. (2006, Winter). Nurse scholar achieving excellence: Cynthia Prows. Connections
Newsletter, Sigma Theta Tau International, Beta Iota Chapter, p. 6.
Reigle, B. S. (2006). Policy and procedures manuals: Manuals provide direction to chapter
leaders. Sigma Theta Tau International Chapter Leader Emphasis, September, 2006.
Reigle, B. S. (2007, Spring). Once upon a time…, Connections Newsletter, Sigma Theta Tau International, Beta Iota Chapter, p. 1.
Reigle, B. S. (2013, August/September). The research-practice link: Let’s practice the way we
say we do. ARN Network. http://www.rehabnurse.org/enews/13augsept/feature-story.html#feature2
Reigle, B. S. (2018, Fall). A call for impairment-driven cancer rehabilitation. Kinesis
Newsletter, Cincinnati Tri State Oncology Nursing Society.
Reports/Booklets
Reigle, B. S. (Ed.). (1995). The Barrett Cancer Center community cancer resource book,
Cincinnati, OH: The University Hospital.
Reigle, B. S. (Ed.) (1995). Triple touch program coordinator manual. Dublin, OH: American
Cancer Society Ohio Division.
Reigle, B. S. (1995). Epidemiology of breast cancer. Unpublished manuscript, ACS Ohio
Division Triple Touch Program Coordinator Manual.
Reigle, B. S. (1995). Strategies for teaching breast self-examination. Unpublished manuscript,
ACS Ohio Division Triple Touch Program Coordinator Manual.
Reigle, B. S. (Script Writer). (1995). Triple touch program coordinator manual [233 slides]. ACS Ohio Division, Dublin, OH.
Reigle, B.S., Vogelsang, J., Kishman, M. (1996). The Beta Iota Chapter Policy and Procedure Manual. {258 pages} Sigma Theta Tau International Beta Iota Chapter Policy and Procedure Special Committee, University of Cincinnati College of Nursing.
Reigle, B.S. (2001, October). American Cancer Society Hamilton County Unit cancer control
community assessment report, Cincinnati, OH: ACS Hamilton County Unit.
Reigle, B.S. (2021). Beta Iota Chapter Leadership Succession Committee Operations Manual, Sigma Beta Iota Chapter, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH.
Reigle, B.S. (2021). ARN Advancing Science & Practice Committee Operations Manual, Association of Rehabilitation Nurses (shared with committee members/staff/BOD President)
Thesis/Dissertation Presentations
Reigle, B. S. (1984, November). Modeling: Teaching-learning breast self-examination. Paper
presented at the meeting of the Southern Council on Collegiate Education in Nursing Fourth
Annual Research Conference, Dallas, TX.
Reigle, B. S. (1999, February). The development and testing of the Reigle BSE Questionnaire.
Paper presented at the meeting of the 5th National Conference on Cancer Nursing Research, Newport Beach, CA.
Reigle, B. S. (1999, April). The development and testing of the Reigle Breast Self-Examination
Questionnaire. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Midwest Nursing Research
Society, 23rd Annual Research Conference, Indianapolis, IN.
Reigle, B. S. (1999, April ) The development and testing of the Reigle breast self-examination
questionnaire, Poster session presented The University of Texas at Austin School of
Nursing 1999 Reunion Research Conference, Austin, TX.
Reigle, B. S. (2001, March). Instrument development and testing. The Reigle Breast Self-
Examination. Poster session presented at AWHONN Kentucky/Ohio Sections
Conference, Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton, OH.
Audiovisual/ Projects/Radio/TV Interviews
Reigle, B. S. (2004). Foundations of Nursing I & II Skills 29NURS202/203, videotaped the
modeling of basic skills for Foundations of Nursing I and II, CD produced by CATER staff.
Reigle, B.S. (2006) Interviewed by Liz Bonis, Channel 12 on research study, Functional ability following breast cancer surgery.
Reigle, B. S., Dennison, R. D., & Baas, L. (2009/2010), Introduction to Nursing Research,
coordinated the production of the audiotaped research content for contact hours and taught lectures 1-9 for The Christ Hospital. Elizabeth Karle, contact hour/production staff.
Reigle, B. S. (July 24, 2014) interviewed by Matt Kelly for WNKU-FM, an NPR affiliate on the
newly-formed Midwest Consortium for Cancer Survivorship Research and Best Practice.
Reigle, B. S., Schiff, B., Curry, R. (March 10, 2015) interviewed by Mark Heyne for WVXU on Cancer Survivorship at UC.
Reichart, K. & Reigle, B. S. (April 24, 2015) interviewed by Liz Bonis, Channel 12 on Sexual Health in Cancer Survivors.
Professional Activities
Consultant/Reviewer
Consultant: Cincinnati Public Health Department, Development and Application of a Nursing
Diagnosis System in Public Health Nursing, 2/26/88.
Consultant: Cincinnati Public Health Department, Development of Nursing Diagnoses for the
Public Health Client, 10/23/89.
Consultant: Community Health Initiatives, Application of the Nursing Process
in an Occupational Setting (Procter and Gamble), 10/90, 12/90.
Reviewer: Online Journal of Knowledge Synthesis for Nursing, Sigma Theta Tau International, 2000 – 2003.
Reviewer: Abstracts for Scientific Sessions, Sigma Theta Tau International 38th Biennial Convention, November 12-16, 2005, Indianapolis, IN.
Reviewer: Selected chapters in Smith-Temple and Johnson, Clinical Nursing Skills: Procedures in Context. Mesa, AR: Content Connections.
Reviewer: Abstracts for 2006 Annual Oncology Nursing Society Conference, May 4-7, 2006, Boston, MA,
Reviewer: Research Grant for Association of Rehabilitation Nurses, January, 2006.
Reviewer: Reviewed manuscript for publication in Psycho-Oncology, peer-reviewed journal.
Reviewer: Reviewed manuscripts for publication in Rehabilitation Nursing Journal, peer-reviewed journal - 2008-2012, 2015-2021.
Reviewer: Reviewed 10,000 ONS/ARN grant proposal, November, 2010.
Reviewer: Research Grant Abstracts & EBP Projects, ARN Research Fund Committee, 2009-2014.
Reviewer: Protocol Review and Monitoring Committee, University of Cincinnati Cancer Institute, 2013-2015.
Reviewer: Pain Management Nursing, peer-reviewed journal, 2017-present.
Moderator or Facilitator
Moderator: Cancer Nursing: Discharge Planning, Home and Nursing Home Management, University of Cincinnati CNH, Continuing Education, 9/2/87.
Moderator: Impact on Social Issues, Thirteenth Annual Midwest Nursing Research Society conference, Cincinnati, 4/3/89.
Moderator: Cancer Pain Management, Continuing Education Program, Omni Netherland Plaza Hotel, 11/13/92, 7.5 contact hours.
Moderator: Physical Activity and Patient Outcomes, five presentations, 29th Annual Research Conference, Midwest Nursing Research Society, Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza, 4/2/05.
Moderator: Prevention: Beliefs and Interventions, four presentations, 29th Annual Research Conference, Midwest Nursing Research Society, Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza, 4/3/05.
Moderator: Renewal of the Spirit through Curiosity, Creativity, and Scholarship: The Keystones for Lifelong Learning. Alyce Schultz, PhD, RN, FAAN, Paulette Gallant, BSN, RNC, Kelly Lancaster, BSN, RN, Kathleen Keane, BSN, RN, & Tania Strout, BSN, RN, 38th Biennial Convention Sigma Theta Tau International, Indianapolis, IN. 11/05.
Facilitator: Evidence-based Teaching: Aligning Academic and Clinical Classrooms, Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) Conference, University of Cincinnati, College of Nursing, Cincinnati, OH, 8/11/07.
Moderator: Health Promotion Strategies, 39th Sigma Theta Tau International Biennial Convention, Baltimore, MD, 11/4/07.
Moderator: Global Initiatives in Cancer Care, 39th Sigma Theta Tau International Biennial Convention, Baltimore, MD, 11/4/07.
Moderator: Healthcare Issues for Women at Risk, 39th Sigma Theta Tau International Biennial Convention, Baltimore, MD, 11/4/07.
Moderator: Research Tool Development, 39th Sigma Theta Tau International Biennial Convention, Baltimore, MD, 11/5/07.
Moderator: Nursing Education Issues, 39th Sigma Theta Tau International Biennial Convention, Baltimore, MD, 11/6/07.
Moderator: Health Promotion for Oncology Patients. 42nd Sigma Theta Tau International Biennial Convention, Indianapolis, IN, 11/17/2013.
Moderator: Workforce Safety Outcome Measurements. 42nd Sigma Theta Tau International Biennial Convention, Indianapolis, IN, 11/18/2013.
Coordinator/Moderator: Models of Cancer Survivorship Care and Cancer Survivorship Plans, Consultation Visit, Dr. Linda Jacobs, Director of Living Well After Cancer, Abramson Cancer Center, University of Pennsylvania, UC Health Professions Building, 03/04/2014.
Moderator, Rehabilitation Nursing Foundation Symposium, 40th ARN Annual Education
Conference, The New Safety Science:Transforming Education & Practice, Gwen Sherwood, PhD, RN, FAAN, 10/30/2014.
Quality Improvement Project
Presentations
Presenter: Uterine Cancer, ACS Cancer Awareness Program, Rowe Stanley Center, 1985.
Presenter: Nursing Diagnosis, University of Cincinnati, Undergraduate Faculty, 10/7/86.
Presenter: Nursing Diagnosis, University of Cincinnati CNH Faculty Development, 1987.
Co-Presenter/Coordinator: ACS Breast Self-Examination Certification Workshop, 3 contact
hours, Academy of Medicine, 1/87.
Presenter/Coordinator: ACS Breast Health Awareness Program, AT&T, McKie Senior
Citizen Center, McCauley High School, Madisonville Senior Citizen Center, Schott Group
Home for Girls, April-May, 1987.
Co-Presenter/Coordinator: ACS Breast Self-Examination Certification Workshop, 3 contact
hours, Southwestern Ohio Association of Occupational Health Nurses at AT&T, 3/17/87.
Co-Presenter/Coordinator: ACS Breast Self-Examination Certification Workshop, 8.2 contact
hours, 1/28/88, 2/18/88, 3/19/88, 12/10/88.
Co-Presenter/Coordinator: ACS Breast Health Awareness Program, Hamilton County
employees with Dr. Passeum; Hamilton County Employees with Dr. Leadbetter, Procter and
Gamble Ivorydale Plan with Dr. Kurlin; April-May, 1988.
Presenter: ACS Breast Health Awareness Program, Central YMCA, Montgomery
Community Baptist Church, Western Hills Retirement Village, April-May, 1988.
Co-Presenter: ACS Breast Health Awareness,ACS Residential Campaign Press Kickoff with
Councilwoman, Bobbie Sterne, 1988.
Presenter: Televised interview with Randy Little, Channel 9 News Anchor, Breast Cancer
Early Detection, 1988.
Collaborator: Bill Price, Channel 9 Medical Reporter, collaborated on three-part breast
cancer televised series, 1988.
Presenter: ACS Breast Health Awareness Program, Indian Hill High School, 9/1988.
Presenter: ACS Breast Health Awareness Program, School of Creative and Performing Arts,
12/88.
Co-Presenter: Breast Cancer, WIZF Radio Talk Show with Jan Ellerhorst-Ryan and Dr.
Stanley Broadnax, 12/88.
Presenter: AIDS Seminar, ProHealth Home Nursing Service, 2/16/89.
Presenter/Coordinator: ACS Breast Health Awareness Program, Millvale Public Health, 5/89.
Presenter: Breast Cancer, Cancer Sunday at St. Luke’s Baptist Church, 10/89.
Co-Presenter/Coordinator: ACS Breast Self-Examination Certification Workshop, 8.2 contact
hours, Holiday Inn Queensgate,10/28/89.
Co-Presenter/Coordinator: ACS Breast Self-Examination Certification Workshop, 8.2 contact
hours, Miami Valley Medical Center, Dayton, OH, 12/89.
Presenter: Nursing Process Overview, Cincinnati Health Department, 3/30/90 and 4/2/90.
Presenter: ACS Breast Health Awareness Program, Procter and Gamble (Downtown),
5/16/90.
Presenter: Nursing Diagnosis, Cincinnati Health Department, 9/19/90 and 9/26/90.
Presenter: ACS Breast Health Awareness Program, Mother of Twins Organization, 10/3/90.
Co-Presenter/Coordinator: ACS Breast Self-Examination Certification Workshop, 8.2 contact
hours, 10/5/90.
Presenter: ACS Breast Health Awareness Program, St. Luke’s Retirement Home Nurses
Aides; Montana Avenue Church of the Nazarene Women’s Group; Marion Merrill Dow;
Montgomery Elementary Faculty, Mt Auburn Public Health Clinic: March-April, 1991.
Presenter: ACS Breast Health Awareness Program, American Business Women’s
Association, TriStar Chapter, 5/14/91.
Co-Presenter/Coordinator: ACS Breast Self-Examination Certification Workshop, 8.2 contact
hours, 11/23/91.
Presenter: Nursing Process, Faculty Organization meeting, University of Cincinnati CNH,
5/26/92.
Presenter: Cancer Epidemiology, Collaborative Community Oncology Orientation Program
(CCOOP), cosponsored by ACS and ONS, Baldwin Building, 9/15/92.
Co-Presenter/Coordinator: Performing and Teaching Breast Self-Examination,University of
Cincinnati CNH, cosponsored with ACS, 8.1 contact hours, 2/13/93.
Presenter: Cancer Epidemiology, CCOOP, cosponsored by ACS and ONS, Baldwin
Building, 3/16/93.
Presenter: Nursing Diagnosis, Maple Knoll Village Nursing Staff, 3/30/93.
Co-Presenter/Coordinator: Performing and Teaching Breast Self-Examination, University of
Cincinnati CNH, cosponsored with ACS, 8.1 contact hours, 4/30/93.
Presenter: Alterations in Body Image, Mayfield-Aring Neuroscience Symposium, “Decade of
the Brain: Advances in the Treatment of Brain Tumors”, Westin Hotel, 5/15/93.
Presenter: Cancer Epidemiology, CCOOP, cosponsored by ACS and ONS, Baldwin
Building, 9/12/93.
Presenter: Patient Focused HAZMAT-Emergency Care of the Cancer Patient, Greater
Cincinnati Chapter of the Emergency Nurses Association, Eighth Annual Emergency Care
Conference, Embassy Suites, 11/18/93.
Co-Presenter/Coordinator: Performing and Teaching Breast Self-Examination, University of
Cincinnati CNH, cosponsored with ACS, 8.1 contact hours, 2/18/94.
Presenter: Cancer Epidemiology and Prevention, Oncology Nursing Certification Review
Course, University of Cincinnati CNH, 3/22/94.
Presenter: Breast Cancer, Oncology Nursing Certification Review Course, Environmental
Protection Agency, 9/94.
Co-Presenter: Performing and Teaching Breast Self-Examination, University of Cincinnati
CNH, cosponsored with ACS, 8.1 contact hours, 7/25/94.
Co-Presenter: ACS Breast Health Awareness Program, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints, 11/3/94.
Presenter: Nursing Process, RN-BSN students at Midway College, Midway, KY, 1/31/95.
Presenter: ACS Breast Health Awareness Program, Paxton Women’s Club, Loveland, OH,
4/16/95.
Presenter: ACS Breast Health Awareness Program, West Chester Health Care staff
(inservice), 4/20/95.
Co-Presenter/Coordinator: Performing and Teaching Breast Self-Examination, University of
Cincinnati CNH, cosponsored with ACS, 8.1 contact hours, 4/22/95.
Presenter: Breast Cancer, Oncology Nursing Certification Review Course, Good Samaritan
Hospital, 8/31/95.
Presenter: Cancer Epidemiology and Cancer Pathophysiology, CCOOP, Baldwin Building,
8/22/95.
Presenter: Early Detection of Breast Cancer, Sharonville Federated Woman’s Club, 9/13/95.
Co-Presenter: Triple Touch Instructor and Coordinator Session, 12 contact hours, ACS Ohio
Division Headquarters, 9/15/95.
Presenter: Breast Self-Examination, Tower Place, Cincinnati, OH, Breast Health Awareness
Month program sponsored by Barrett Cancer Center and ACS, 9/26/95.
Presenter: Prostate Cancer, Hoechst Marion Roussel, employee program, 10/10/95.
Presenter: Impact of Cancer on the Family, Xavier University Occupational Therapy class,
10/95.
Presenter: ACS Breast Health Awareness Program, Clermont County Community Services-
WIC Program, 1/10/96.
Co-Presenter: Triple Touch Instructor Session, 9.3 contact hours, Southwest Region ACS
Office, 4/20/96.
Co-Presenter: Triple Touch Instructor Session, 9.3 contact hours, Greene Memorial Hospital,
Xenia, OH, 6/6/96.
Presenter: Year 2000: ACS Oho Division Breast Cancer Primary and Enabling Goals,
Southwest Ohio Regional Meeting, Xenia, OH, 2/6/96.
Presenter: ACS Breast Health Awareness Program, Good Samaritan Hospital Dietitians,
10/15/96.
Presenter: Impact of Cancer on the Family, Xavier University Occupational Therapy class,
10/16/96.
Presenter: ACS Breast Health Awareness Program, Delhi Senior Center, Cosponsored with
Christ Hospital Medical Associates, 10/2/96.
Presenter: Cancer Epidemiology and Pathophysiology, CCOOP, cosponsored by ACS and
ONS, 10/15/96.
Presenter: ACS Breast Health Awareness Program and Early Detection of Testicular Cancer,
Live Oaks Vocational School, 2/3/97.
Presenter: ACS Breast Health Awareness Program, Procter and Gamble Ivorydale, 4/5/97.
Presenter: The Mission and Purpose of Sigma Theta Tau International: Relationship of
Chapter to Regional and International Levels, Eta Nu Chapter, University of Wisconsin-
Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 7/11/97.
Presenter: Breast Health Awareness Program, Southwest Region American Cancer Society
Unit Office, Cincinnati, OH, 10/3/97
Presenter: Breast Health Awareness Program, Crest Hills Country Club, General Electric
Women’s Group, 10/15/97.
Presenter: Overview of Cancer and Impact on the Family, Xavier University, Occupational
Therapy Senior Class, 10/24/97.
Presenter: Creating a Chapter Policy and Procedure Manual, Sigma Theta Tau International,
34th Biennial Convention, Leadership Sessions, Indianapolis, IN, 12/5/97.
Presenter: From the Beginning to Now, Sigma Theta Tau International, Omicron Omicron
Chapter-at-Large Founder’s Day Program, 9/15/98.
Presenter: Cancer Early Detection and Prevention, Bayley Place and Mother Margaret Hall,
9/97, 11/97, 2/98, 4/98, 5/98,7/98, 12/98.
Presenter: Overview of Cancer and Impact on the Family, Xavier University Occupational
Therapy class, 10/23/98.
Presenter: Strategic Planning for Success, Sigma Theta Tau International Region 4
Assembly, Leadership Session, Milwaukee, WI, 3/27/99..
Presenter: Breast Health Awareness, Crest Hill Country Club, General Electric Women’s
Group, 10/99.
Presenter: Breast Health Awareness, University of Cincinnati Sigma Phi Women’s Honor
Sorority, Tangeman University Center, 30 attendees, 2/22/01.
Presenter: Breast Health Awareness, Hamilton County Health and Human Services,
Cincinnati, OH, 35 attendees, 3/23/01.
Presenter: Member Recognition, Sigma Theta Tau International Chapter Leader Academy,
Chicago, IL, 4/28/01.
Keynote: The Cost of Achieving Excellence, Sigma Theta Tau International Delta Omicron
Chapter Induction Ceremony, Purdue University, West Lafayette, 75-100 attendees, IN,
4/13/02.
Co-Presenter: Crafting a Legacy through Visioning, Sigma Theta Tau International Chapter
Leader Academy, Chicago, IL, 4/28/02.
Presenter: Breast Health Awareness, Disabled Veterans Auxiliary, Cincinnati, OH, 7-8
attendees, 7/18/01.
Presenter: Chapter Leadership Workshop, Sigma Theta Tau International Delta Xi, Kent
State University, 8/13/01.
Presenter: Research, ACS Making Strides Corporate Breakfast, Hyatt Regency Hotel,
Cincinnati, OH, 500+ attendees, 8/23/01.
Presenter: Breast Health Awareness, Longaberger Basket Horizon of Hope, Holiday Inn
Eastgate, 100 attendees, 9/25/01.
Presenter, Hamilton County Unit Status: Community Assessment Results, Hamilton County
Unit American Cancer Society Annual Dinner, Blue Ash Conference Center, Cincinnati, OH,
9/18/02.
Keynote: The Challenge of Being the Best, Sigma Theta Tau International Kappa Theta
Chapter Induction Ceremony, Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, KY, 35
attendees, 3/3/02.
Keynote: The Challenge of Being the Best, Sigma Theta Tau International Omicron Chi
Induction Ceremony, Miami University, Middletown, OH, 50 attendees, 4/8/02.
Keynote: The Cost of Achieving Excellence, Sigma Theta Tau International Nu Omicron
Chapter, Bethel College, Mishawaka, IN, 50 attendees, 8/12/02.
Keynote: The Cost of Achieving Excellence, Sigma Theta Tau International Delta Omicron
Chapter Induction Ceremony, Purdue University, West Lafayette, 75-100 attendees, IN,
4/13/02.
Keynote: The Cost of Achieving Excellence, Sigma Theta Tau International Lambda Sigma
Chapter Induction Ceremony, Indiana State University, 50 attendees, Terre Haute, IN,
4/14/02.
Presenter: Strong Linkages, Successful Projects, Productive Chapters, Sigma Theta Tau
International Chapter Leader Academy, Marriott Hotel, Indianapolis, IN, 6/12/02
Co-Presenter: All Hands on Deck for Officer Transition/Succession/Planning, Sigma Theta
Tau International Chapter Leader Academy, Marriott Hotel, Indianapolis, IN, 6/13/02.
Presenter: Breast Health Awareness, Longaberger Basket Horizon of Hope Luncheon,
Holiday Inn Eastgate, 75 attendees, 8/25/02.
Presenter/Discussion Leader: Region 9 Fireside Chat, Spalding University, Louisville, Ky,
8 attendees, 10/11/02.
Presenter/Discussion Leader: Region 9 Fireside Chat, University of Southern Indiana,
Evansville, IN, 12 attendees, 11/15/02.
Presenter/Discussion Leader: Region 9 Fireside Chat, Zeta Phi Chapter, Dayton, OH, 6
attendees, 1/3/03.
Keynote: The Cost of Achieving Excellence, Beta Iota Chapter Induction Ceremony, UC
CON, 100 attendees, 1/10/03.
Presenter/Discussion Leader: Region 9 Fireside Chat, Mu Omega Chapter, Purdue
University- Calumet, Calumet, IL, 6 attendees, 2/28/03.
Keynote: The Cost of Achieving Excellence, Epsilon Chapter Induction Ceremony, Ohio
State University, 75-100 attendees, 3/13/03.
Presenter: Putting the Pieces of the Puzzle Together: The Unique Role of Bylaws, Sigma
Theta Tau International Chapter Leader Academy, Adam’s Mark Hotel, Indianapolis, IN, 200 attendees, 3/21/03.
Keynote: The Cost of Achieving Excellence, Zeta Epsilon Chapter Induction Ceremony,
Valparaiso University, Valparaiso, IN, 50 attendees, 4/13/03.
Keynote: The Cost of Achieving Excellence, Rho Omicron Chapter Induction Ceremony, Mt.
Carmel College, Columbus, OH, 50-75 attendees, 4/21/03.
Keynote: The Cost of Achieving Excellence, Eta Lambda Chapter Induction Ceremony,
University of Evansville, Evansville, IN, 25 attendees, 5/2/03.
Presenter: Breast Cancer Awareness, 2003 Horizon of Hope Benefit, Sunflower Basket Branch of Longaberger Sales Consultants, Holiday Inn Eastgate, Cincinnati, OH, 9/12/03
Presenter: Breast Cancer: Something Old, Something New, Something Pink .
AWHONN Ohio-Kentucky Sectional Conference, Receptions, Erlanger, KY, 5/14/04
Presenter: What is Sigma Theta Tau International. Tau Alpha Chapter, Universidad Autonoma De Nuevo Leon La Facultad De Enfermeria. Monterrey, Mexico, 6/23/04.
Co-Presenter: Strong Women, Strong Bones, Orientation to the Miriam Nelson Strong Women, Strong Bones Program, UC Fitness Center, Cincinnati, OH, 9/27/04.
Speaker: Strong Linkages, Successful Projects, Productive Chapters, Sigma Theta Tau International Chapter Leaders Academy, Indianapolis, IN, 11/5/04.
Keynote: The Cost of Achieving Excellence, Gamma Phi Chapter Induction Ceremony, Rush
University College of Nursing, Chicago, IL, 75 attendees, 1/7/05.
Keynote: Nurse Scholar: The Link to the Future, Lambda Sigma Chapter Induction
Ceremony, Indiana State University, Terre Haute, IN, 60 attendees, 4/17/05.
Keynote: The Cost of Achieving Excellence, Nu Lambda Chapter Induction Ceremony,
Minnesota State University, Mankato, MN, 70 attendees, 4/24/05.
Keynote: Nurse Scholar: The Link to the Future, Iota Gamma Chapter Induction Ceremony
Spalding University, Louisville, KY, 45 attendees. 5/14/05.
Keynote: Nurse Scholar: The Link to the Future, Rho Theta Nursing Honors and Induction
Gala, Syndicate Ballroom, Newport, KY, >100 attendees, 11/4/05.
Co-Presenter: Eligibility and the Online Induction System, 38th Biennial Convention Sigma
Theta Tau International, Indianapolis, IN, >50 attendees, 11/14/05.
Presenter: Chapters: Our Links to the Future, Delta Epsilon Chapter 25th Anniversary,
MurrayState University, Murray, KY, 25 attendees, 12/9/05.
Presenter: Breast Cancer: Early-Detection, Diagnosis and Treatment, University Hospital 8
Critical Care Pavilion, nursing management and staff, 8 attendees, 12/14/05.
Presenter: Functional Ability Following Breast Cancer Surgery, UCCON Scholarship Roundtable, 20 attendees, May 27, 2006.
Speaker, Breast Cancer: Something Old and Something New, Longaberger Horizon of Hope Consultants Annual Program, Oasis Conference Center, 100 attendees, August 27, 2006.
Speaker: Clinical Education: Practice What You Preach, Sigma Theta Tau International Central Ohio Consortium, 60 attendees, October 10, 2006.
Speaker: Nurse Scholar: The Link to the Future, Omicron Omicron Chapter-at-Large Induction Ceremony, approx.100 attendees, April 20, 2007.
Co-Presenter: Survivorship and Moving Beyond Awareness, Cancer Rehabilitation: An Interdisciplinary Approach, funded by UC Faculty Development Council Interdisciplinary grant, Mont Reid Library, MSB, Cincinnati, OH, May 23, 2007.
Panel Member: In the Beginning…The Evolution of the Omicron Omicron Chapter-at-Large, Sigma Theta Tau International, Omicron Omicron Chapter-at-Large Founders Day Program, approx. 20 attendees. October 16, 2007.
Speaker and Chartering Officer, Chartering Ceremony for Keuka College Honor
Society chartered as Upsilon Upsilon Chapter of STTI, Keuka Park, NY, 04/25/08.
Speaker: Lessons from the Past Enlighten our Vision for the Future, STTI Beta Iota Chapter Celebration of Nurse Scholars, Kingsgate Marriott Conference Center, approx. 120 attendees, June 8, 2008.
Breast Cancer Awareness, Mom’s Group in Oakwood, OH, approx. 12 attendees, 10/23/08.
Speaker and Chartering Officer, Chartering Ceremony for St. Petersburg College Honor
Society chartered as Upsilon Psi Chapter of STTI, St. Petersburg FL., 04/08/09.
Speaker and Chartering Officer, Chartering Ceremony for Western University College of Graduate Nursing Honor Society chartered as Chapter of STTI, Pomona, CA., 05/15/09.
Speaker and Educational Workshop Consultant, Observational learning: A conduit to competent behavior, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, Center for Professional Excellence-Research & EBP, July 27, 2009,
Speaker and Chartering Officer, Chartering Ceremony for Ashland University and MedCentral College chartered as Rho Nu Chapter-at-Large of STTI, Ashland, OH, 10/17/09.
Speaker, Breast Cancer Survivorship: Issues and Interventions, New Directions in Breast Cancer Care: From Detection through Survivorship Conference, University of Cincinnati AHEC, Keith W. Boys Business and Industry Conference Center, Bethel, OH, October 21, 2009.
Speaker, Lessons from the Past Enlighten our Future, Omicron Omicron Chapter-at-Large Induction and Installation of Officer Ceremony, Cintas Center, Xavier University, April 30, 2010.
Speaker, Lessons from the Past Enlighten our Future, Beta Iota Chapter Celebration of Nurse Scholars Ceremony, Kresge Auditorium, University of Cincinnati, June 6, 2010.
Speaker and Chartering Officer, Chartering Ceremony for Walsh University, chartered as Phi Eta Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau International, North Canton, OH, April 20, 2011.
Speaker and Chartering Officer, Chartering Ceremony for Saint Anthony College of Nursing, chartered as Phi Omicron Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau International, Rockford, IL, October 15, 2011.
Presenter: Clinical Epidemiology, Oncology Nursing Education Series: Part I, UC Health-
Barrett Cancer Center, November 30, 2011.
Invited Speaker: Connecting the Dots: The Value of Collaboration, Leadership Forum, Sigma Theta Tau International, Indianapolis, IN, September 21, 2012.
STTI/Beta Iota Chapter Orientation Presenter, Celebration of Nurse Scholars – InductionCeremony, Marriott Kingsgate Conference Center, Cincinnati, OH, April 25, 2014.
Invited Speaker: The Basics of Research as Best Evidence for Practice, Association of Rehabilitation Nurses, 2013 39th Annual Education Conference, Charlotte, NC, 10/04/2013.
Invited Speaker (via video), What is Survivorship? Hope, Fight, Breathe. Lung Cancer Symposium, sponsored by University of Cincinnati Lung Cancer Center, Daniel Drake Conference Center, Cincinnati, OH, 11/01/2014.
Co-Presenter, Cancer Survivorship Program, UCCI Cancer Survivorship Program/UCCI Foundations, Cincinnati Country Club, 11/12/2014.
Presenter, History and Evolution of Cancer Survivorship, Essentials of Cancer Survivorship: A Workshop for Health Care Professionals, UC University Hall, 11/14-15/2014.
Co-Presenter, Cancer Survivorship Program, UCCI Cancer Survivorship Program/UCCI Foundations, Unwind Wine Bar, 02/04/2015.
Invited Speaker, Cancer Survivorship: Landmarks, Standards & Models of Delivery, Cincinnati Veterans Administration, Professional Education, 12/22/2015.
Presenter, Evolution of Cancer Survivorship, Current Models of Delivery, and Cancer Survivorship Care Plans, Essentials of Cancer Survivorship: A Workshop for Health Care Professionals, Indiana University Health, Neuroscience Center, Indianapolis, IN, 05/08-09/2015.
Guest Lecturer, Cancer Survivorship: Past and Present, University of Cincinnati Department of Environmental Health, Cancer Epidemiology Graduate Course, Dr. Susan Pinney, Course Faculty, 05/23/2016
Presenter/Coordinator, Evolution of Cancer Survivorship, Current Models of Delivery, and Cancer Survivorship Care Plans, Midwest Cancer Survivorship Consortium, Basics of Cancer Survivorship: A Workshop for Health Care Professionals, University of Cincinnati Medical Science Building, 11/18/2016.
Guest Lecturer, Cancer Survivorship: Past and Present, University of Cincinnati Department of Environmental Health, Cancer Epidemiology Graduate Course, Dr. Susan Pinney, Course Faculty, 02/21/2017
Presenter: Cancer Survivorship Past and Present, Fireside Chat, Cancer Support Community and West Chester Hospital, West Chester Hospital, West Chester, OH, 06/09/2017.
Presenter: What and Why of Cancer Survivorship Today, Cancer Support Community, Blue Ash, OH, 07/13/2017.
Invited Speaker, Cancer Survivorship: Past and Present, EPIC Beacon Oncology Workshop, The Health Collaborative, Cincinnati, OH, 10/04/2017
Guest Lecturer, Cancer Survivorship: What? Why? How?, University of Cincinnati Department of Environmental Health, Cancer Epidemiology Graduate Course,, Dr. Susan Pinney Course Faculty, 04/11/2018.
Invited Speaker, Lessons Learned: Building a Survivorship Program in a University-Affiliated Cancer Center, Ohio Cancer Survivorship Resource Summit, Ohio Department of Health and American Cancer Society, Life Care Alliance , Columbus, OH, 04/04/2018.
Invited Speaker, Path to Building a Survivorship Program in an Academic-affiliated Cancer
Center. Markey Cancer Center, Lexington, KY, 08/23/2018.
Invited Speaker, Cancer Survivorship: What, Why, How? Cancer Support Community Staff
Training, Cancer Support Community Center, Cincinnati, OH, 10/23/2018.
Invited Speaker, Rehabilitation and Fitness Exercise Experiences in Women Following
Breast Cancer Surgery, Florida State Association of Rehabilitation Nurses Educational Conference, Wyndham Lake Buena Vista Resort, Orlando, FL, May 2, 2019
Sherwood, G., Stallings, D., Reigle, B., & Barry, T. Sigma Leadership Opportunities: Paths to Regional and International Leadership. 46th Sigma Biennial Convention, Indianapolis, IN, November 6, 2021.
Jacelon, C., Larsen, P, Reigle, B., & Pietsch, T. Their Heels Are Red: What Do We Do Now? ARN Advancing Science & Practice Committee, Presented at 2021 ARN REACH Virtual Conference, November 12, 2021.
Invited Speaker, What Do You Know about Sigma? Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, Virtual CCHMC Nurse Research Forum, February 15, 2023.
Speaker, Our Past Impact the Present and the Future, Beta Iota Chapter Founders’ Day Program, Cincinnati Graduate Hotel, October 5, 2023.
Video/Webinar Presentations
Reigle, B. S. Cancer Survivorship: Historical Foundations and Current Trends. MedBridge,
Seattle Washington, Initially Recorded April 24, 2018, Revised/Updated, June 15, 2021. Retrieved from Cancer Survivorship: Historical Foundations and Current Trends | MedBridge (medbridgeeducation.com).
Reigle, B. S. Cancer Survivorship: Models of Delivery and Care Plan Development. MedBridge, Seattle, Washington, Initially Recorded April 24, 2018, Revised/Updated, June 15, 2021. Retrieved from Cancer Survivorship: Models of Delivery and Care Plan Development | MedBridge (medbridgeeducation.com)
Reigle, B. S. Cancer Treatment-Related Effects: The Role of Cancer Rehabilitation (Part I & II) Two video recordings for Association of Rehabilitation Nurses Professional Rehabilitation Nursing Online Courses, May 30, 2019.
Baptiste, D.& Reigle, B.S. Stepping Stones to Leadership: International Opportunities (2021-2023), Sigma Theta Tau International Leadership Succession Committee Webinar, September 9, 2020.
Reigle, B.S. Steps to Constructing Research and Quality Improvement Posters. Part 2 of a 4- part series on poster presentations, Association of Rehabilitation Nurses, Advancing Science & Practice Committee, ARN 2021 Conference, April 2, 2021 (included 5 questions for CEUs).
Reigle, B.S. Cancer Survivorship 101, Virtual Whole Person Care Educational Conference, Cancer Support Community, Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky, June 5, 2021
Reigle, B.S. Cancer Survivorship 101, Virtual Whole Person Care Educational Conference, Cancer Support Community, Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky, October 23, 2021.
Reigle, B.S. Cancer Treatment-Related Effects: The Role of Cancer Rehabilitation (Part I & II). Update/revised for ARN Foundations, Track 5 Module 5:6, Association of Rehabilitation Nurses, September 15, 2021-July 02, 2024,
Reigle, B. S. Steps to Constructing Research and Quality Improvement Poster, Part 2 of a 4-part series (revised/updated), Association of Rehabilitation Nurses, Advancing Science & Practice Committee, Online May 5, 02, 2022.
Poster Presentations
Batchelor, N., Swails, J., Reigle, B.S, & Werdman, E. (2005, May). Modeling: A Back to Basics Approach. Poster session presented at the 13th Annual Conference for Nurse Educators in Practice Settings and Schools of Nursing, Critical Thinking and Clinical Decision-Making: Competencies Essential in Practice, Kennebunkport, MA.
Reigle, B.S., Shaughnessy, E., Whalen, T., Witt, D., & Voris, A. (2005, November). Functional ability following breast cancer surgery. Poster session presented at the 38th Biennial Convention of Sigma Theta Tau International, Indianapolis, IN.
Reigle, B. S., Batchelor, N., Swails, J., & Werdman, E. (2005,November). Old Wine, New
Bottle: The Simulated Clinical Experience. Paper presented at the 38th Biennial Convention of Sigma Theta Tau International, Indianapolis, IN.
Reigle, B. S. (2007, November). Women’s Rehabilitation Experiences Following
Breast Cancer Surgery (proposed study). Refereed Poster session for 39th Biennial Convention of Sigma Theta Tau International, Baltimore, MD.
Reigle, B. S., & Zhang, B. (2014, October 30). Women’s Rehabilitation Experiences Following Breast Cancer Surgery. Poster Presentation at Association of Rehabilitation Nurses (ARN) 40th Annual Educational Conference, ARN Foundation Symposium, October 29-November 1, 2014, Anaheim, CA.
Reigle, B. S., & Zhang, B. (2014, November 1). Women’s Rehabilitation Experiences Following Breast Cancer Surgery. Podium Presentation at Association of Rehabilitation Nurses (ARN) 40th Annual Educational Conference, October 29-November 1, 2014, Anaheim, CA.
Reigle, B. S., & Zhang, B. (2015, March 27). Women’s Rehabilitation Experiences
Following Breast Cancer Surgery. Refereed Poster presentation at Transforming Cancer
Survivorship through Research and Best Practice. UCCI Cancer Survivorship Program, Marriott Kingsgate Conference Center, March 27, 2015.
Continuing Education (since 2002)
What Law? Which Rules? Being a Nurse in Ohio, Brenda Anness, Beta Iota Chapter, Drake Rehabilitation Center, 1.8 contact hours, 1/24/02.
Clinical Reasoning, Dr. Daniel Pesut, Omicron Omicron Chapter-at-Large, STTI Headquarters, 1.3 contact hours, 2/22/02.
3rd Annual Bone Day: Modern Approaches to Diagnosis and Treatment of Osteoporosis, UC College of Medicine, Marriott Kingsgate, (6.5 hours for physicians), 4/22/02.
Protecting Yourself Legally and Physically: Understanding Issues in Workplace Liability and Ergonomics, LaTonia Wright, JD, SONA, Kingsgate Marriott Conference Center, 1.0 contact hours, 5/13/02.
Grant Writing Workshop, Dr. Stephen W. Russell, Grant Writers’ Seminars and Workshops, LLC, UC College of Medicine, 9/26-27/02.
Circle of Advocacy: Nurses, the Public and Legislators, SONA, Phoenix Restaurant, 1.2 contact hours, 9/28/02.
Clinical Reasoning, Dr. Daniel Pesut, Spero Lectureship, Kresge Auditorium, 1.0 contact hours, 10/14/02.
Focusing on the Future: 6th Annual Cincinnati Comprehensive Breast Conference 2002, UC College of Medicine and Barrett Cancer Center, Marriott at River Center, 5.1 contact hours, 10/26/02.
Current Nursing Issues in Renal Transplantation, Pat Weiskettel, SONA, VA Educational Center, 2.4 contact hours, 1/27/03.
Ethics, HMOs and Managed Care, Leah Curtin, Oncology Nursing Society, Embassy Suites, 1.2 contact hours, 1/28/03.
The Chapter Puzzle: Putting the Pieces Together, Sigma Theta Tau International Chapter Leader Academy, Adam’s Mark Hotel, Indianapolis, IN, 13 contact hours, 3/20/03 – 3/21/03,
4th Annual Bone Day, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, Kingsgate Marriott, 4/25/03.
Strong Woman/Strong Bone Program, Dr. Miriam Nelson, Tufts University, Boston, MA, 5/15/03.
Clinical Reasoning Using the OPT Model, Dr. Daniel Pesut, STTI SONK Consortium, Sharonville Convention Center, 3.3 contact hours. 5/16/03.
Chemoradiation Anemia and Clinical Outcomes, Gigi Robison, MSN, RN, AOCN, CTS-Oncology Nursing Society, Montgomery Inn, Cincinnati, OH, 1.4 contact hours, 5/22/03.
Managing Venous Access Devices, Marianne Bunce, MS, RN, AOCN and Patricia Luptak, BSEd, RN, OCN, Oncology Nursing Society, Marriott Hotel (Newport, KY), 7.5 contact hours, 8/2/03.
Chemotherapy-induced Nausea and Vomiting: Present Challenges and Evolving Practices, Oncology Nursing Society, The Precinct, Cincinnati, OH, 1.5 contact hours, 918/03.
Clinical Management of Patients with Depression and Anxiety, SONA, 9/22/03, The Precinct, Cincinnati, OH, 1.2 contact hours.
Renew Your Leadership, STTI 2004 Chapter Leader Academy, Indianapolis, IN, 16.9 contact hours, 11/4/05-11/6/04.
The Faces of Violence: Healthcare Implications, Jacquelyn Campbell, PhD, RN, FAAN, Keynote Speaker, SONK Consortium, Sigma Theta Tau International, Sharonville Convention Center, 5.0 contact hours, 4/16/04.
Patient Satisfaction in the New Millennium, Kim Pickens, MSN, CNS, Beta Iota Chapter, Sigma Theta Tau International, UC College of Nursing 3rd floor Lounge, 1.5 contact hours, 1/19/05.
Laws and Rules, Kathleen Driscoll, JD, RN, Southern Ohio Nurses Association, UC College of Nursing, Cincinnati, OH, 1.1 contact hours, 1/31/05.
The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning: Improving Student Learning in Nursing and Across Disciplines, Kathleen McKinney, PhD, MS, and Patricia A. Jarvis, PhD, University of Cincinnati, Faculty Club, 4.0 contact hours, 1/31/05.
Advancing the Clinical Research Enterprise: Translation and Dissemination, 29th Annual Research Conference, Midwest Nursing Research Society, Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza, Cincinnati, OH, 7 contact hours, 4/1-4/05.
The Road to Nursing Excellence is Paved with Evidence: Implications for Practice & Magnet Status, Kathleen Stevens, PhD, RN, FAAN, STTI Southern Ohio Northern Kentucky Consortium, Sharonville Convention Center, Cincinnati, OH, 5.4 contact hours, 5/6/05.
Ethics at the End of Life – After the Schiavo Case, Leah Curtin, RN, MS, MS, FAAN, Southern Ohio Nurses Association, Cincinnati Bar Association, 6/9/05.
Human Participant Protections Education for Research, NIH online course, competed with certificate on 9/10/2005.
Emerging Trends in Breast Cancer, Karen Columbus, MD, Beta Iota Chapter & Omicron Omicron Chapter-at-Large, Christ Hospital Auditorium, 1.2 contact hours, 9/29/05.
Human Subjects Protection: We’re In This Thing Together, Laura Roberts, MD; Bernard a. Schwetz, DVM, PhD; Ernest Prentice, PhD; & Lauren Sullivan, Esq., Northern Kentucky Convention Center, 7.2 contact hours, 9/30/05.
Table manners: Delegates orientation, Gingy Harshey Meade, MS, RN, CNAA, 2005 ONA/ONSA Convention, Perrysburg, 1 contact hour, 10/7/05.
Nursing, your seat at the healthcare table, Barbara Blakeney, MS, RN, 2005 ONA/ONSA Convention, Perrysburg, OH, 1 contact hour, 10/8/05.
Poster Presentations, 2005 ONA/ONSA Convention, Perrysburg, OH, .9 contact hour, 10/9/06.
Evaluation in Online Nursing Courses, Diane M. Billings, RN, EdD, FAAN, University of Cincinnati, College of Nursing, 3.6 contact hours, 10/31/05.
Creating the Future through Renewal, attended three plenary sessions and concurrent clinical, scientific and leadership sessions, 38th Biennial Convention Sigma Theta Tau International, Indianapolis, IN, 15.3 contact hours, 11/12-15/06.
Update on New IRB Policies & Procedures, Carol Fabby, CIP, University of Cincinnati, College of Nursing, 2.1 contact hours, 1/9/2006.
Me? Lobbyist?, Barbara Nash, MS, RN, Beta Iota Chapter Sigma Theta Tau International, Kingsgate Marriott Conference Center, 1.5 contact hours, 2/15/06
CITI Course in the Protection of Human Research Subjects, completed online, 2/23/06.
Cancer Exercise Specialist Training Course, University of Northern Colorado, Rocky Mountain Cancer Rehabilitation Institute, 7/17/06 – 7/21/06.
Chapter Leader Academy, Sigma Theta Tau International, Indianapolis, IN, 8.1 contact hours, 9/26-28/06,
Enhance your Clinical Skills, Expand your Leadership, Enrich your Patients’ Lives, Association of Rehabilitation Nurses 32nd Annual Educational Conference, Palmer House Hilton, Chicago, IL, 10/4/06.
Tenth Annual Cutting Edge Strategies in Breast Cancer: The Next Decade, University of Cincinnati Breast Cancer Conference, Marriott Kingsgate Conference Center, 7 contact hours, 10/28/06.
Updates in Surgical Oncology, Dr. Jeffrey Sussman, Cincinnati Tri-State Chapter, Oncology Nursing Society, Marriott Kingsgate Conference Center, 1.2 contact hours, 11/14/06.
The Professional’s Contract with Society: A Commitment to Safety, Keynote: Dr. Jane Barnsteiner, Sigma Theta Tau International SONK Consortium Annual Conference, Sharonville Convention Center, 4.5 contact hours, 2/16/07.
Health Policy, SONA and You, Janet Goeldner, MSN, RN, AOCN, Southwestern Ohio Nurses Association, 1.08 contact hours, 2/28/07.
Teaching IOM: Implications for Nursing Education and Staff Development, Anita Finkelman, MSN, RN, Beta Iota Chapter, Sigma Theta Tau International, 1.2 contact hours, 4/18/07.
Medication Aides – What the Laws and Rules Say, Ohio Nurses Foundation, Category A (ONF-06-09-1), 1.08 contact hours, 06/19/07
Evidence-based Teaching: Aligning Academic and Clinical Classrooms, SoTL Conference, University of Cincinnati, OH, 10 contact hours, 8/10/07 – 8/11/07.
In the Beginning…The Evolution of the Omicron Omicron Chapter-at-Large, sponsored by STTI Omicron Omicron Chapter-at-Large, Christ Hospital, 1.0 contact hours, 10/16/07.
Pharmacogenetics: No Longer Just Research. Cynthia Prows, MSN, RN, sponsored by STTI Beta Iota Chapter, College of Nursing, 1.0 contact hours, 10/17/07.
Vision to Action: Global Health through Collaboration, 39th Sigma Theta Tau International Biennial Convention, Baltimore, MD, 8.5 contact hours, 11/4-6/07.
Understanding & Implementing a Quality Improvement Process, UCCON, Dr. James R. Evans, 3.5 contact hours, 01/28/08.
The Ps & Qs of Writing for Promotion, Publication, Presentation, & Porfolio. Keynote, Dr. Marilyn Oermann, STTI SONK Consortium, Sharonville Convention Center, 5.5 contact hours, 02/15/08.
Obesity Paradox in Heart Failure: Challenging the Dominant Paradigm, UCCON, Dr. Terry Lennie, 1.25 contact hours, 04/03/08.
New Directions in Doctoral Education, STTI Beta Iota Chapter, UCCON, Dr. Robin Dennison & Dr. Susan Elek, 1.0 contact hour 04/15/08.
2008 Cancer Survivorship Research: Mapping the New Challenges, 4th Biennial Cancer Survivorship Research NCI/ACS/Lance Armstrong Foundation, Grand Hyatt in Buckhead, GA, 6/18/08-6/20/08.
Cancer Exercise Specialist Workshop, Carole Schneider, PhD, University of Cincinnati, Holmes Building, Funded by UC Faculty Development and CON grant, 09/12/08-09/14/08.
Reclaiming Control: Life After Breast Cancer, 12th Annual Cincinnati Comprehensive Breast Cancer Conference, Marriott Kingsgate Conference Center, 5.4 contact hours, 11/01/08.
Image, STTI Beta Iota Chapter Founder’s Day Program, Dr. Patricia O’Malley, 1.0 contact hours, 11/13/08.
The Ps & Qs of Selecting and Using Nursing Care Delivery Models for Practice & Education, STTI SONK Consortium Annual Conference, Dr. Roberta Kaplow (Keynote), Sharonville Convention Center, 5.5 contact hours, 02/27/09.
The Informed Consent Process: Achieving Its Purpose or Achieving Our Obligations, Dr. Klevar, ACRP Webinar CCHMC, 06/24/09.
20th International Nursing Research Congress Focusing on Evidence-Based Practice, Sigma Theta Tau International, Vancouver, British Columbia, CA, 14.25 contact hours, 07/13/09 - 07/16/09.
New Directions in Breast Cancer Care: From Detection through Survivorship Conference, University of Cincinnati AHEC, Keith W. Boys Business and Industry Conference Center, Bethel, OH, 5.25 contact hours, October 21, 2009.
Cancer Survivorship Research: Recovery and Beyond, 5th Biennial Cancer Survivorship Research Conference sponsored by NCI/ACS/Lance Armstrong Foundation, Marriott Wardman Park Hotel, Washington, DC, June 17-19, 2010.
Disasters and Pandemics: The Nurses’ Role, Dr. Elizabeth Weiner, Sigma Theta Tau International SONK Consortium Annual Conference, Sharonville Convention Center, Cincinnati, OH, 5.5 contact hours, February 19, 2010
Sigma Theta Tau International Leadership Summit, University Place, Indianapolis, IN, 7.25 contact hours, September 24-25, 2010.
IRB Considerations in SoTL Research, UCCON SoTL Rountable, Claudia Norman, BA, CIP,
UCCON, 1.5 contact hours, 11/01/10.
Policy, Health Care Reform & Nursing – Oh My!!!, Beta Iota Founders’ Day Program, Dr. Ann L. McCracken, University of Cincinnati, College of Nursing, 1.0 contact hour, 11/15/10.
The Art and Science of Comfort, STTI SONK Consortium Annual Conference, Dr. Kathy Kolcaba, Sharonville Convention Center, 5.5 contact hours, 02/04/11.
The Perfect Opportunity or the Perfect Storm for Nursing Educaiton: Implicaitons of Current Reports on Health Care & Nursing, Anita Finkelman, MSN, RN, STTI Beta Iota Chapter, 1.0 contact hour, 04/11/2011.
Human Subject Protection: Don’t Stop Thinking About Tomorrow, Schulman Associates IRB/University of Cincinnati/University of Kentucky/CCHMC, Northern Kentucky Convention Center, 5.75 contact hours, 09/15/2011.
Use of Evidence without Experience, Evaluation or Ethics: The Dark Side of Evidence Based Practice, Patricia O’Malley, PhD, RN, CNS, Miami Valley Nurse Researcher, STTI Beta Iota Chapter, UCCON, 10/24/11.
“Genetics is a Passing Fad”: The Clinical Nurse Specialist as Change Agent, Cynthia Prows, MSN, CNS, FAAN, Beta Iota Chapter Leadership Program, UCCON, 1.0 contact hours, 04/23/12.
Money and Time: How to Ask for What You Want and Use What You Get, Dr. Donna Martsolf and INRS staff, INRS Educational Forum, UCCON, 1.5 contact hours, 10/01/12.
Knowledge Worker: The Future of Nursing, Patricia Ebright, PhD, MSN, RN; Linda Q. Everett, PhD, RN, NEA-BC, FAAN; Anita Finkelman, MSN, RN, SONK Consortium Annual Conference, Sharonville Convention Center, 5.75 contact hours, 02/10/2012.
Making a Difference in Health Outcomes: Leadership through Research, Rita Pickler, PhD, RN, PNP-BC, FAAN, Professor and Nurse Scientist at Children’s Hospital Medical Center, Beta Iota Chapter 40th Anniversary and Founders Day, Kingsgate Marriott, 1.0 contact hour, 10/24/12.
Patient-Centered Outcomes: Implications for Research & Practice in Healthcare Systems, Robin Newhouse, PhD, RN, NEA-BC, FAAN, Chair & Professor, Organizational Systems & Adult Health, University of Maryland School of Nursing, SONK Annual Conference, Sharonville Convention Center, 5 contact hours, 02/08/2013.
Transformation Through Research, 2013 Summer Institutes on Quality Improvement: Improvement Science Summit, Academic Center for Evidence-Based Practice, San Antonio, TX, 11.25 contact hours, 07/9-10/2013, 11.25.
Give Back to Move Forward, 42nd Sigma Theta Tau International Biennial Convention, Indianapolis, IN, 11/16/2014 – 11/20/2014.
Being Your Professional Best, Julie Holt, MSN, RN, Beta Iota Chapter Founder’s Day Program, Marriott Kingsgate Conference Center, 1.0 contact hour, 10/22/2013.
Models of Cancer Survivorship Care and Cancer Survivorship Plans, Consultation Visit, Dr. Linda Jacobs, Director of Living Well After Cancer, Abramson Cancer Center, University of Pennsylvania, UC Health Professions Building, 03/04/2014.
The New Safety Science: Transforming Education & Practice, Gwen Sherwood, PhD, RN, FAAN, STTI SONK Consortium Annual Conference, Sharonville Convention Center, Cincinnati, OH, 5.42 contact hours, 04/18/2014.
Advancing Survivorship Care Through Multilevel Collaborations, 7th Biennial Cancer Survivorship Research Conference, NCI/CDC/ACS/Livestrong, Westin Peachtree Plaza, Atlanta, GA, 06/16-20/2014.
2014 State of the Science Congress on Nursing Research: Optimizing Health by Addressing Complexity, Council for the Advancement of Nursing Science, Washington Hilton, Washington DC. 15.25 contact hours, 09/18-20/2014.
Leadership in Action: Uncovering the Next Generation of Leaders, Cathy Catrambone, PhD,
RN, FAAN, STTI President-Elect, Beta Iota Chapter Founder’s Day, Marriott Kingsgate Conference Center, 1.0 contact hour, 10/21/2014.
Honoring the Past, Imagineering the Future, ARN 40th Annual Educational Conference, Disneyland Hotel, Anaheim, CA, 10/29/2014-11/01/2014.
Essentials of Cancer Survivorship: A Workshop for Health Care Professionals, UC University Hall, 8.7 contact hours, 11/14-15/2014.
Emerging Paradigms in Palliative and End of Life Care for Nursing Science & Practice, Betty Ferrell, PhD, RN, FAAN, STTI SONK Consortium Annual Conference, Sharonville Convention Center, Cincinnati, OH, 5.5 contact hours, 01/06/2015.
Transforming Cancer Survivorship through Research and Best Practice, UCCI Cancer Survivorship Program, Julia Rowland, PhD; Michael Stubblefield, MD; Wendy Demark-Wahnefried, PhD, RD; Kathryn Schmitz, PhD, Timothy Ahles, PhD, Patricia Ganz, MD, Marriott Kingsgate Conference Center, 5.5 contact hours, 03/27/2015.
Essentials of Cancer Survivorship: A Workshop for Health Care Professionals, Indiana University Health, Neuroscience Center, Indianapolis, IN, 05/08-09-/2015.
Scope of Practice: Nursing in Ohio, Ohio Nurses Association (online),1.08 Category A contact hours, 06/28/2015.
Beyond Survival: Policy, Practice and Partnerships, 41st Annual Educational Conference, Association of Rehabilitation Nurses, New Orleans, LA, 6.5 contact hours, 09/29-12/3/2015.
Evidence-Based Practice at the Bedside. STTI Beta Iota Chapter Founder’s Day Program, Kingsgate Marriott Hotel, Cincinnati, OH, 1.0 contact hour, 10/20/2015.
STAR Program Certification Course, Oncology Rehab Partners, Cancer Rehabilitation, 30 contact hours, 06/26/2016.
Basics of Cancer Survivorship: A Workshop for Healthcare Professionals, Midwest Consortium for Cancer Survivorship, University of Cincinnati Cancer Institute, Medical Science Building/College of Medicine, 11/18/2016, 6.16 contact hours.
Accelerating Positive Outcomes with Cancer Rehabilitation, 4th Annual STAR Program Connection Conference, Oncology Rehab Partners, Renaissance Minneapolis Hotel, Minneapolis, MN, 07/28-29/2016, 12.75 contact hours
2017 Cancer Survivorship Symposium, American Society of Clinical Oncology, Manchester Grand Hyatt, San Diego, CA, 01/27-28/2017.
Ending the Silence: Shining the Light on Human Trafficking, Sigma Southern Ohio/Northern Kentucky (SONK) and Southwest Ohio Annual Conference, Sharonville Convention Center, Cincinnati, OH, February 17, 2017, 6.25 contact hours.
Preparing Nurse Scientists for Sustainable Careers: Scientific Innovations & Transdisciplinary Collaboration, NINR/AACN, Washington DC, March 2-3, 2017, 4.5 contact hours.
Changing Lives through Quality Survivorship Care, The University of Cincinnati Cancer Institute, Cancer Survivorship Program, Marriott Hotel, Cincinnati OH, April 7, 2017, 6 contact hours.
Promoting the Health of People Living with HIV: It’s a New Day, Dr. Joseph Perzzao, Sigma Beta Iota Chapter, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH, October 17, 2017, 1 contact hour.
Association of Rehabilitation Nurses Annual Educational REACH Conference, Washington State Convention Center, Seattle, WA, 11/08-11/2017, 9.5 contact hours.
Beyond the Basics of Cancer Survivorship, Midwest Consortium for Cancer Survivorship, The Ohio State University, James Cancer Center, Fawcett Center, Columbus, OH, 06/17/2018, 4.1 contact hours.
2018 Cancer Survivorship Symposium: Advanced Care and Research, American Society of Clinical Oncology, American College of Physicians, American Academy of Family Physicians, Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress, Orlando, FL, 02/16-17/2018.
Precision Medicine: One Size Does Not Fit All, SONK Consortium, The Honor Society of Nursing Sigma Theta Tau International, Sharonville, Convention Center, 03/02/2018, 4.25 Contact hours
2018 Ohio Cancer Survivorship Resource Summit, Ohio Department of Health and American Cancer Society, Life Care Alliance Event Center, Columbus, OH, 05/04/2018, 2.75 contact hours.
2018 Association of Rehabilitation Nurses REACH Conference, ARN Education Conference, West Palm Beach, FL, 10/16/-10/20/2018, 15 contact hours.
Complexities of Pain Management, Dr. Judith Paice, Dr. Diane McIntosh, Dr. Anjanette Wells, Sigma Southern Ohio/Northern Kentucky (SONK) Consortium Annual Conference, Sharonville Convention Center, Cincinnati, OH, March 1, 2019, 4 contact hours.
Basics of Professional Boundaries and Sexual Misconduct for Nurses, Ohio Nurses Association, Category A, 04/04/2019, 1.4 contact hours.
Professional Issues in Rehabilitation Nurse Practice, Lance Leider, JD, Florida State Association of Rehabilitation Nurses, Wyndham Lake Buena Vista Resort, Orlando, FL, 05/01/2019, 2 contact hours.
Nurse Practitioners Forge the Path to Improvement in Access and Outcomes for the Neurosurgical Patient, Dr. Jody Miniard, Sigma Beta Iota Chapter, University of Cincinnati, College of Nursing, October 15, 2019, 1 contact hour.
Sigma 45th Biennial Convention, Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center, Washington DC, November 16-20, 2019, 6.25 contact hours.
COVID & Cancer, Genomics & Biomarkers, Cardio-Oncology, Enhancing the Evidence, Victoria Mock New Investigator Award Lecture, ONS Bridge Virtual Conference 2020, September 8, 2020-October 17, 2020, 5 contact hours.
Association of Rehabilitation Nurses REACH 2019, ARN Education Conference, Columbus, OH, November 5-9, 2019, 14.25 contact hours.
Association of Rehabilitation Nurses Virtual REACH 2020, ARN Education Conference, October 1-31, 2020, 10.8 contact hours.
Opportunity Awaits: Are We Ready to be Disruptive Innovators in Healthcare? Dr. Richard Ricciardi, Jan Lanier, & Linda Robinson, Virtual Sigma Southern Ohio/Northern Kentucky (SONK) Consortium Annual Conference, April 30, 2021, 3 contact hours.
Ohio Law and Rules: Continuing Education Requirements for Relicensure, Category A, Ohio Nurses Association, July 7, 2021.
Honor the Past, Remember the Present, Create the Future, 46th Sigma Theta Tau International Convention, Indianapolis, IN, November 6-10, 2021, 8.25 contact hours.
Advancing Nursing Research to Improve Healthcare Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Dr. Shannon Zenk & Dr. Liz Madigan, Virtual Sigma Southern Ohio/Northern Kentucky (SONK) Annual Conference, April 1, 2022, 3 contact hours.
Resilience, Innovation and Hope: Empwowering HealthCare Professionals., Dr. Daniel Pesut (keynote speaker) and Dr. Rajeeve Kurapati, Sigma SONK Consortium Annual Conference, Sharonville Convention Center, May 19, 2023, 3.5 contact hours.
University and College Committees
Texas Woman’s University
Student Nurses Association Advisor 1984-1985
University of Cincinnati
Cohen/Barbour Award Committee Member 1989-1990
Faculty Senate Member 2001-2005
Faculty Senate, Academic Affairs Committee Member 2002-2005
2009-present
Strong Women, Strong Bones Exercise Program Initiator 2005
Faculty Senate, Commencement Committee Member 2005-2005
Commencement Planning Committee Member 2005-2014
University Grade Appeal Panel Member 2005-2008
Medical Institutional Review Board (IRB) Member 2010-present
Cancer Institute Protocol Review & Monitoring Committee Member 2013
University of Cincinnati Cancer Institute
UCCI Comprehensive Centers Leadership Member 2013-2018
Cancer Survivorship Program Executive Council Chair 2013-2018
Cancer Survivorship Care Plan/EPIC Subcommittee Chair 2013-2019
UCCI-UCMC Cancer Performance Improvement Committee Member 2014-2018
UCCI Cancer Survivorship Program Research Committee Member(ex-off) 2014-2018
Midwest Cancer Consortium for Cancer Survivorship Coordinator 2014-2018
UCCI Commission on Cancer Committee Member 2014-2018
Cancer Survivorship Conference Planning Committee Chair 2014-2015
2015, 2016
2016-2017
Cancer Survivorship Patient Education Committee Member 2014-2015
Cancer Survivorship Patient Education Committee Chair 2015-2019
Cancer Survivorship L-Dex Impedimed Task Force Chair 2014-2018
Cancer Survivorship Advanced Practice Provider Committee Chair 2014-2019
Cancer Survivorship Be Fit Program Task Force Chair 2016-2018
Cancer Survivorship Lymphedema Task Force Chair 2018
Cancer Survivorship STAR Program Lead Facilitator 2016-2017
Cancer Survivorship CAREVIVE Care Plans Task Force Chair 2016-2018
UCCI Cardio-Oncology Initiative Facilitator 2016-2018
University of Cincinnati College of Nursing and Health
Faculty Development Committee Member 1986-1987
Undergraduate Curriculum Member 1987-1988
Faculty Forum Secretary 1987-1988
Tribunal Student Organization Advisor 1987-1993
Senior Retreat Committee Member 1987-1993
Student Grievance Committee Member 1988-1990
Affirmative Action Committee Member 1990-1992
Continuing Education Committee Member 1991-1993
AIDS Advisory Committee Member 1990-1992
Curriculum Committee Member 1992-1993
Curriculum Committee BSN Representative Member 1993-1994
Curriculum Committee
Nursing Process Ad Hoc Committee Member 1992-1994
Nursing Process Tool Ad Hoc Committee Chair 1993-1994
University of Cincinnati College of Nursing
Adult Health Department Personnel Committee Member 2000-2003
BSN Competency Task Force Chair 2001-2003
Foundations of Nursing Course Development Task Force Member 2004
Nursing Theory & Research Course Development Task Force 2004
College Grievance Review Committee Chair 2001-2009
Doctoral Preliminary Examination Committee Member 2004-2005
Doctoral Candidacy Examination Panel Chair 2005-2007
Faculty Affairs – Filling Vacancy Member 2006
SoTL in Nursing Conference Planning Committee Member 2006-2008
Elections Committee Member 2007-2008
Elections Committee Chair 2008-2010
ARPT Member 2008-2010
ARPT Chair 2010-2012
PhD Preliminary Examination Task Force Chair 2010-2011
PhD Preliminary Examination Committee Chair 2011-2012
PhD Admissions Committee Member 2011-2012
PhD Program Schema Task Force Member 2011
Data Security Committee Member 2010-2011
RPT Chair 2012-2013
RPT Member 2013-2015
PhD Curriculum Evaluation Task Force Chair 2014-2016
University of Cincinnati Medical Center
Medical-Surgical Peer Review Committee (Clinical Ladder) Member 1985-1994
Oncology Work Group Member 1990-1992
Oncology Curriculum Subcommittee Co-Chair 1991-1992
Chemotherapy Workshop Planning Committee Member 1993
College of Mount St. Joseph
Skills Laboratory Committee Chair 1997-1998
Skills Laboratory Committee Member 1998-2000
Curricular Affairs Committee Co-Chair 1998-1999
Curricular Affairs Committee Co-Chair 1999- 2000
Formal Teaching Experience
Texas Woman’s University
1984-85
Junior Level Medical-Surgical Nursing.
University of Cincinnati College of Nursing and Health
1985-86
Guest lecture, Alterations in Urinary and Renal Function, Clinical Practicum IV, (Hospital setting) Fall/Winter Quarter, 3 ug. credits
Guest Lecture, Nursing Synthesis, If Life is a Bowl of Cherries, Why Do I Get the Pits (GRF case study), 3 ug. credits, Fall/Winter quarters.
Role Transition, Spring Quarter, 9 ug. Credits
1986-87
Clinical Practicum IV, (Hospital setting) 3 ug. credits, two clinical groups,
Fall/Winter quarters.
Guest Lecture, Urinary and Renal Dysfunction, Nursing Care of Clients with Complex Health Problems in a Hospital Setting, 2 ug. credits, 2 class periods, Fall/Winter quarters.
Guest Lecture, If Life is a Bowl of Cherries, Why Do I Get the Pits (GRF case study), Nursing Synthesis, 3 ug. credits, Winter quarter.
Role Transition, Spring quarter, 9 ug. credits.
1987-88
Clinical Practicum IV, (Hospital setting), 3 ug. credits, two clinical groups,
Fall/Winter quarters.
Guest Lecture, Urinary and Renal Dysfunction, Nursing Care of Clients with
Complex Health Problems in a Hospital Setting, 2 ug. credits, 2 class periods, Fall/Winter quarters.
1988-1989
Clinical Practicum IV (Hospital setting), 3 ug credits, one clinical group, Fall/Winter
quarters.
Clinical Practicum II. 2 ug. credits, Fall/Winter/Spring quarters.
Guest Lecture, Urinary and Renal Dysfunction, Nursing Care of Clients with Complex Health Problems in a Hospital Setting, 2 ug. credits, 2 class periods, Fall/Winter quarters.
Guest Lecture, Nursing Synthesis, If Life is a Bowl of Cherries, Why Do I Get the Pits (CRF case study) and An Impact on the Defense System (AIDS case study) Winter quarter, 3 ug. credits.
Guest Lecture, Profession Role, Making Change in the Health Care System, 3 ug.
credits, Fall quarter.
Role Transition, Spring quarter, 9 ug. credits.
1989-1990
Clinical Practicum IV (Hospital setting), 3 ug credits, one clinical group Fall quarter,
two clinical groups Winter quarter.
Guest Lecture, Urinary and Renal Dysfunction, Nursing Care of Clients with Complex Health Problems in a Hospital Setting, 2 ug. credits, 2 class periods, Fall/Winter quarters.
Clinical Practicum II. 2 ug. credits, Fall/Spring quarters.
Coordinator, Nursing Synthesis RN-BSN, Winter Quarter.
Role Transition, Spring quarter, 9 ug. credits.
Independent Study with Jana Micka, 4 ug credits, Spring quarter.
1990-1991
Clinical Practicum IV (Hospital setting), 3 ug credits, two clinical groups
Fall/Winter quarters.
Guest Lecture, Urinary and Renal Dysfunction,, Nursing Care of Clients with Complex Health Problems in a Hospital Setting, 2 ug. credits, 2 class periods, Fall/Winter quarters.
Guest Lecture, Professional Role RN-BSN-MSN, Making Change in the Health
Care System, 3 ug. credits, Fall quarter.
Guest Lecture, Professional Role RN/BSN-MSN, Making Change in the Health Care System. 3 ug. credits, Winter quarter.
RN/BSN-MSN Clinical Application of Professional Nursing, Spring, 2 ug. credits.
Coordinator/Presenter, Oncology Nursing Certification Review Course, Continuing Education Program, 9 weeks, Spring.
Role Transition, Spring quarter, 9 ug. credits.
1991-1992
Coordinator, Foundation of Nursing I, 3 ug. credits, Fall quarter.
Foundation of Nursing I, Clinical Practicum, Fall quarter.
Guest Lecture, Urinary and Renal Dysfunction,, Nursing Care of Clients with Complex Health Problems in a Hospital Setting, 2 ug. credits, 2 class periods, Fall/Winter quarters.
Clinical Practicum IV (Hospital setting), 3 ug credits, Fall/Winter quarters.
Guest Lecture, Making Change in the Health Care System, Profession Role, 3 ug. credits, Fall quarter.
Guest Lecture, Nursing Process, Foundation of Nursing II, Winter quarter.
Foundation of Nursing II, Clinical Practicum, Winter quarter.
Role Transition, Spring quarter, 9 ug. credits.
Oncology Nursing Certification Review Course, Coordinator, Continuing Education
Program, 9 weeks, Spring.
1992-1993
Complex Health Care, Clinical Practicum (Hospital Setting), Fall/Winter quarter.
Guest Lecture, Urinary and Renal Dysfunction Complex Health Care, Fall
quarter.
Independent Study with Jennifer Hoover, 3 graduate credits, Winter quarter
(supervised preparation and presentation of Complex Health Care lecture, Urinary and Renal Dysfunction).
Foundations of Nursing I, Clinical Practicum, 3 ug. credits, Fall quarter.
Guest Lecture, Nursing Process , Foundations of Nursing I, Fall quarter.
Foundations of Nursing II, Clinical Practicum and guest lecture, Winter quarter.
Role Transition, Spring quarter, 9 ug. credits.
Foundations of Nursing III, Clinical Practicum, Spring quarter.
Guest Lecture, Cardiac Dysfunctions, Foundations of Nursing III, Spring quarter.
Oncology Nursing Certification Review Course, Coordinator, Continuing Education
Program, 9 weeks, Spring quarter.
1993-1994
Medical leave-Fall quarter.
Co-Coordinator, Foundations of Nursing II Course, taught 20 lecture hours of
Nursing Process (on 50% professional leave Winter quarter).
Foundations of Nursing III, Clinical Practicum, Spring quarter.
Guest Lecture, Foundations of Nursing III, Spring quarter.
Guest Lecture, Effective Change Nursing Management/Leadership, Spring quarter.
Role Transition, Spring quarter, 9 ug. credits.
1994-1995
Coordinator, Foundations of Nursing I, developed clinical and didactic content,
prepared course exams, presented didactic content, supervised skills lab, obtained clinical sites, coordinated the clinical on-campus activities.
Foundations of Nursing I, Clinical Practicum, one group.
Guest Lecture, Urinary and Renal Dysfunction Complex Health Care, Fall
quarter.
College of Mount St. Joseph
1997- 1998
Foundation in Primary health Care Nursing I, Course Coordinator, Fall semester, 2
credit hours.
Clinical Applications in Primary Health Care Nursing I, Fall semester, 4 credit hours
Skills Laboratory Coordinator
Foundations in Primary health Care Nursing II, Winter/Spring semester, 2 credit
hours
Clinical Applications in Primary Health Care Nursing II, Winter/Spring semester, 4
credit hours
1998- 1999
Sophomore Level Coordinator
Coordinator, Foundations in Primary Health Care Nursing I, Fall semester, 2
credit hours
Coordinator, Clinical Applications in Primary Health Care Nursing I, Fall
semester, 2 credit hours.
Health Assessment across the Lifespan (lab), Fall semester, 2 credit hours.
Coordinator, Foundations in Primary health Care Nursing II, Winter/Spring
semester, 3 credit hours.
Coordinator, Clinical Applications in Primary Health Care Nursing II,
Winter/Spring semester, 3 credit hours.
1999-2000
Sophomore Level Coordinator
Coordinator, Foundations in Primary Health Care Nursing I, Fall semester, 2
credit hours.
Coordinator, Clinical Applications in Primary Health Care Nursing I, Fall
semester, 2 credit hours.
Health Assessment across the Lifespan (lab), Fall semester, 2 credit hours.
Coordinator, Foundations in Primary Health Care Nursing II, Winter/Spring
semester, 3 credit hours.
Coordinator, Clinical Applications in Primary Health Care Nursing II, Winter/Spring
semester, 3 credit hours.
University of Cincinnati College of Nursing
2000-2001
Coordinator, RN-BSN Nursing Theory, 29NURS459, 2 ug credit hours, Fall Quarter.
Practicum: Professional Nursing, 29NURS308, 4 ug credit hours, Fall Quarter.
Guest Lecture, Breast Cancer and the Decision-Making Process Adult Health
Nursing II, 29ANAH812, taught by Linda Baas, 3 grad credit hours, Fall Quarter.
RN-BSN Foundations of Nursing Research (RWC), 3 ug credit hour, Winter
Quarter.
Coordinator, Foundations of Nursing Research, 29NURS303, 3 ug credit hours,
Spring Quarter.
2001-2002
Coordinator, Roles Issues and Ethics in Advanced Nursing Practice, 29NURS802, 3
grad. credit hours, co-taught with Dr. Joy Dienger, Fall Quarter.
Coordinator, RN-BSN Nursing Theory, 29NURS459, 2 ug credit hours, Fall Quarter.
Practicum: Professional Nursing, 29NURS308, 4 ug credit hours, one clinical group,
Fall Quarter.
Coordinator, RN-BSN Foundations of Nursing Research (RWC), 3 ug credit hour,
Winter Quarter.
Coordinator, Foundations of Nursing Research, 29NURS303, 3 ug credit hours,
Spring Quarter.
Guest Lecture, Breast Cancer and the Decision-Making Process, Guest Lecture,
Adult Health Nursing II, 29ANAH812, 3 grad. credit hours, Winter Quarter.
2002-2003
Coordinator, Advanced Theoretical Perspectives for Advanced Nursing Practice, 29NURS800, 3 grad. credit hours, Fall Quarter.
Practicum: Professional Nursing, 29NURS308, 4 ug credit hours, one clinical group,
Fall Quarter.
Guest Lecture, Nursing from 1960 to 2000. Evolution of Nursing, 29NURS,taught by
Amy Pettigrew, ug 2 credit hour, Fall Quarter.
Guest Lecture, Neuman Systems Model, RN-BSN Nursing Theory, 29NURS459,
taught by Joy Dienger, 2 ug credit hours, Fall Quarter.
Guest Lecture, Self-Efficacy Theory Applied to Breast Self-Examination, Advanced
Theoretical Perspective for Advanced Nursing Practice, 29NURS800 (Section 001), taught by Dr. Susan Kennerly, 3 grad. credit hours, Fall Quarter.
Coordinator, RN-BSN Foundations of Nursing Research (RWC), 3 ug credit hour,
Winter Quarter.
Guest Lecture, Breast Cancer and the Decision-Making Process, Adult Health Nursing II, 29ANAH812, taught by Dr. Elaine Miller/Judy Laver , Winter
Quarter.
Guest Lecture, Breast Health: Mammary Gland Structure, Function, and Anomalies. 29ANPC812 Advanced Reproductive Dynamics, 4 grad. credit hours, Winter Quarter.
Coordinator, Foundations of Nursing Research, 29NURS303, 3 ug credit hours,
Spring Quarter.
2003-2004
Coordinator: Theoretical Foundations of Health Promotion, Risk Reduction, and Health
Planning, 29NURS807, Section 01, 3 grad credit hours, Fall Quarter.
Practicum: Professional Nursing, 29NURS308, 4 ug credit hours, one clinical group,
Fall Quarter
Coordinator, Foundations of Nursing Practice I, 29NURS202, 4 ug credit hours, Winter
Quarter.
Coordinator, RN-BSN Foundations of Nursing Research, 29NURS460, 3 ug credit
hours, Winter Quarter.
Guest Lecture, Breast Health: Mammary Gland Structure, Function, and Anomalies.
29ANPC812 Advanced Reproductive Dynamics, 4 grad. credit hours, Winter Quarter.
Coordinator, Foundations of Nursing Practice II, 29NURS203, 5 ug credit hours, Spring
Quarter.
Coordinator, Foundations of Nursing Research, 29NURS303, 3 ug credit hours, Spring
Quarter.
2004-2005
Coordinator (Didactic), Foundations of Nursing Practice I, 29NURS202, 4 ug credit
hours, Winter Quarter.
Development and Construction of Nursing Theory, 29NURS941, 3 grad. credit hours,
co-taught with Dr. Susan Kennerly.
Guest Lecture, Instrument Development-Self-Efficacy, Seminar II: Phenomenon of
Concern to Nursing, 29NURS962, 3 grad credit hours, taught by Drs. Elaine Miller and Joy Dienger, Winter Quarter.
Coordinator, RN-BSN Foundations of Nursing Research, 29NURS460, Raymond
Walters College, 3 ug credit hours, Winter Quarter.
Independent Study, Sharilyn Hamilton, 29NURS872, 3 grad credit hours, Winter, 2005
Coordinator (Didactic), Foundations of Nursing Practice II, 29NURS203, 5 ug credit
hours, Spring Quarter.
Coordinator, Nursing Theory and Research, 29NURS308, 4 ug credit hours, Spring
Quarter.
2005-2006
Ambulatory Care, 29NURS401, team taught, 2 ug credit hours, Fall Quarter.
Coordinator, RN-BSN Nursing Theory and Research, 29NURS460, Raymond Walters
College, 4 ug credit hours, Fall Quarter.
Guest Lecture, Research Questions and Hypotheses, Introduction to Nursing Research
for Clinical Nurses at Christ Hospital, coordinated by Dr. Susan Elek, 30 contact hours.
Preceptor for Patricia Shaughnessy, Practicum: The Competent Nurse Educator
29NURS837, Adrianne Lane, Course Coordinator, 4 grad credit hours, Fall Quarter.
Development and Construction of Nursing Theory, 29NURS941, co-taught with Dr.
Christine Savage, 3 grad. credit hours, Winter Quarter.
Coordinator, RN-BSN Nursing Theory and Research, 29NURS460, Clifton Campus, 4 ug credit hours, Winter Quarter.
Independent Study, Denise Leone, Evidence-based Practice and a Pediatric
Population, collaborative study with Dr. Myra Huth and Ms. Lisa Long at Children’s Hospital Medical Center, 2 ug credit hours, Winter Quarter.
Coordinator, Nursing Theory and Research, 29NURS308, 4 ug credit hours, Spring Quarter.
Nursing Health Assessment Practicum, 29NURS204, 4ug credit hours, Spring Quarter.
2006-2007
Contemporary Ambulatory Care, 29NURS401, team taught, 2 ug credit hours, Fall
Quarter.
Coordinator, RN-BSN Nursing Theory and Research, 29NURS460, Raymond Walters College, 4 ug credit hours, Fall Quarter.
RN-BSN Nursing Theory and Research, 29NURS460, Clifton Campus, 4 ug credit hours, Winter Quarter.
Independent Study, Kristy Grimm, Breast Cancer Trajectory, 2 ug credit hours, Winter Quarter.
Coordinator, Nursing Theory and Research, 29NURS308, 4 ug credit hours, Spring Quarter.
Nursing Health Assessment Practicum, 29NURS204, 4ug credit hours, Spring Quarter.
2007-2008
Contemporary Ambulatory Care, 29NURS401, team taught, 2 ug credit hours, Fall
Quarter.
RN-BSN Nursing Theory and Research, 29NURS460, Raymond Walters College, 4 ug
credit hours, Fall Quarter.
RN-BSN Nursing Theory and Research, 29NURS460, Clifton Campus, 4 ug credit
hours, Winter Quarter.
RN-BSN Nursing Theory and Research, 29NURS460, Christ Hospital, 4 ug credit
hours, Winter Quarter.
Coordinator, Nursing Theory and Research, 29NURS308, 4 ug credit hours, Spring Quarter.
Nursing Health Assessment Practicum, 29NURS204, 4ug credit hours, Spring Quarter.
2008-2009
Contemporary Ambulatory Care, 29NURS401, team taught, 2 ug credit hours, Fall
Quarter.
RN-BSN Theories and Research in Nursing, 29NURS460, Raymond Walters College, 4
ug credit hours, Fall Quarter.
Nursing Inquiry I, 29NURS9, co-taught, 4 grad credit hours, Fall Quarter.
Pathology of Breast Cancer, Guest Lecture for Robin Dennison, February 4, 2009.
Independent Study, Katherine Croake, Breast Cancer Research Study Preparation, 4 ug credit hours for Honors Program, Winter and Spring Quarters.
Nursing Health Assessment Practicum, 29NURS204, 4 ug credit hours, Spring Quarter.
Coordinator, Theories and Research in Nursing, 29NURS308, 4 ug credit hours, Spring Quarter.
2009-2010
RN-BSN Theories and Research in Nursing, 29NURS460, The Christ Hospital cohort, 4
ug credit hours, Fall Quarter.
Cancer: Carcinogenesis Screening and Diagnosis, guest lecturer for Eileen Werdman,
29NURS303, Fall Quarter, 2009.
Cancer Diagnosis,Treatment, and Nursing Care, guest lecturer for Eileen Werdman,
29NURS 303, Fall Quarter, 2009.
Introduction to Quantitative Research, 29NURS973, 3 graduate credit hours, co-taught
with Susan Elek.
Research Methods, 29NUS806, 3 graduate credit hours, Winter Quarter.
RN-BSN Theories and Research in Nursing, 29NURS460, Clifton Campus, 4 ug credit
hours, Winter Quarter.
Pro Seminar II, 29NURS949, 3 graduate credit hours, Winter Quarter. Co-taught/Elaine
Miller.
Theories and Research in Nursing, 29NURS308, 4 ug credit hours, Spring Quarter.
2010-2011
29NURS460, RN-BSN Theories and Research in Nursing, Jewish Hospital cohort, 4
ug credit hours, Fall Quarter.
29NURS973, Fall Quarter, 2010 Introduction to Quantitative Research, 3 graduate credit hours.
29NURS460, RN-BSN Theories and Research in Nursing, UCCON, 4 undergraduate credits, Winter Quarter.
29NURS806, Research Methods, 4 graduate credits, Winter Quarter
29NURS308, Theories and Research in Nursing, 4 undergraduate credits, Spring Quarter.
29NURS460, RN-BSN Theories and Research in Nursing, The Christ Hospital, 4 undergraduate credits, Spring Quarter.
2011-2012
29NURS460, RN-BSN Theories and Research in Nursing, 4 undergraduate credits, online course, Fall Quarter.
29NURS973, Introduction to Quantitative Research, 3 graduate credits, Fall Quarter.
29NURS806, Research Methods (online), Facilitator for Rachel Baker, Coordinator, Fall Quarter.
29NURS893, Cancer Rehabilitation: An Interdisciplinary Approach, 3 graduate credits, Winter Quarter.
29NURS841, Scientific Basis for Clinical Reasoning II, 3 graduate credits, Winter Quarter.
29NURS949, Professional Seminar II, 3 graduate credit hours, Winter, Quarter.
29NURS460, RNBSN Theories and Research in Nursing, 4 undergraduate credits, UCCON, Winter Quarter
29NURS 460, RNBSN Theories and Research in Nursing, 4 undergraduate credits, Christ Hospital, Spring Quarter.
29NURS308, Theories and Research in Nursing, 4 undergraduate credits, Spring Quarter.
2012-2013
NBSN3003 Sections 001 & 002, Scientific Basis for Professional Nursing Practice, 3
undergraduate credits, Fall Semester
NPHD9010, Introduction to Quantitative Methods, 3 graduate credits, Fall Semester.
NURS8072, Independent Study for PhD Preliminary Exam, Sue Berger, 2 graduate
credit hours, Fall Semester.
NPHD9030, Proposal Seminar II, 2 graduate credit hours, Spring Semester.
NDNP9015, Quality Improvement and Patient Safety-online, 3 graduate credit hours,
Spring Semester.
NURS8006, Research and Best Evidence for Clinical Reasoning, 4 graduate credit
hours, Spring Semester.
NURS8072_010, Independent Study, Carrie Hall, 2 graduate credit hours, Spring
Semester.
2013-2014 (50% release)
NPHD9010, Introduction to Quantitative Methods, 3 graduate credits, Fall Semester.
NPHD9021, Cancer Rehabilitation: An Interdisciplinary Approach, 3 graduate credits
(elective), Fall Semester.
NPHD9090_002, Dissertation, Carrie Hall, Fall Semester
NURS8072-13, Independent Study, Mohammad Othtman, 2 graduate credit hours, Fall
Semester.
NURS8006, Research and Best Evidence for Clinical Reasoning, 3 graduate credit
hours, Spring Semester.
NPHD9090_002, Dissertation, Carrie Hall, Fall Semester
NURS8072_004, Independent Study, Mohammad Othman, 1 graduate credit hour,
Spring Semester.
2014-2015 (50% release)
NPHD9010, Introduction to Quantitative Methods, 3 graduate credits, Fall Semester
NURS8006, Research and Best Evidence for Clinical Reasoning, 3 graduate credit
hours, Spring Semester.
NPHD9090-008, Dissertation, Bunnany Pekar, Spring Semester.
2015-2016 (75% release)
NPHD9010, Introduction to Quantitative Methods, 3 graduate credits, Fall semester.
DNP and PHD Defenses, Spring 2015 (Kelly Reichart-DNP & Bunnany Pekar-PHD).
Invited Lecture – Course - Epidemiology of Cancer, College of Environmental Health,
May 23, 2016, Cancer Survivorship Past and Present.
Master Theses Committees
Member: Pam Erickson, Proficiency in Lump Detection: A Comparison of Two Methods of Breast Self-Examination, 1987.
Member: Janet Goeldner, Knowledge about Breast Cancer and health Promotion Practices of Those Women at Increased Risk Associated with a Familial History of Breast Cancer, 1988.
Member: Vicki Hyde, Validation Study of the Nursing Diagnosis: Alteration in Growth and Development, 1990.
Member: Pam Phares, The Effectiveness of the Sensor Pad on Lump Detection in Simulated Breast Models, 1991.
Member: Gail Johnson, The Prevalence and Admission Assessment of Pain in Hospitalized Cancer Patients, 1993.
Member: Roberta Beller and Claire Sullivan, Development of a Culturally Sensitive Instrument to Measure Older Adults’ Beliefs about Alcohol Use, 1993.
Member: Tina Williams, Timing of Admission on Selected Postoperative Complications, 1994.
Graduate Capstone Committee
Member: Carol Amfahr and Gina Hissong, Does a Continuing Education Program in Management of the Bone Marrow Transplant Patient Increase the Knowledge and Self-efficacy of Nurses Who Care for this Group
Member: Jennifer Woodard, Screening for Breast Cancer Using Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Spring, 2008.
Dissertation Committees
Member: Barbara Skinn, Cultural Competence among Oncology Nurses, Fall, 2006.
Moderator for Defense: Rebecca Crews Lee, Culture Care Meanings, Expressions, and
Lifeways of African American Appalachian and European American Appalachian Mothers Caring for Their Children in an Urban Homeless Shelter, August 11, 2008.
Member: Mary C. Lee, Recognition of Patient Deterioration in Clinical Nursing: An Investigation of Contributing Factors, Spring, 2011 (never completed dissertation)
Member – Julia Garrison, Psychometrics of a Newly-developed Nurse Competency Instrument, 2012, Resigned, 2014
Chair: Carrie Hall, The Role of Cognitive Reserve in the Development of Cognitive Impairment, Spring, 2012 – Defended Dissertation, November 3, 2014.
Chair: Bunnany Pekar, The Development and Psychometric Testing of the CRNA-Intention To Obtain Dual Certification (CRNA-INTO DC) Questionnaire, Spring, 2014, Defended Proposal, 01/2015, oral defense, March 23, 2016.
Chair: Mohammad Othman, Antecedents of Cancer-Related Fatigue (CRF) in Pediatric Cancer, Fall, 2013 and oral defense, 03/17/2017.
Doctorate in Nursing Practice Capstone Committee
Chair: Katie Lochtefeld – Women’s Knowledge Pertaining to Osteoporosis and Bone
Health Exercise Behaviors and Beliefs, Fall, 2011 – Successfully Defended, Spring, 2012
Nancy Batchelor – Reasons Hospice Patients Access Emergency Departments for
Symptom Management, Winter, 2012-Successfully Defended 03/2013
Linda Quinlin – Reasons Hospice Patients Access Emergency Departments for Symptom
Management, Winter, 2012-Successfully Defended 03/2013
Anita Shoup – The Intention of Registered Nurses with Less than a Baccalaureate Degree
Preparation to Acquire a Baccalaureate Degree, Fall, 2012 – Successfully Defended 03/26/2014
Yolanda Munguia –Assessment of Novice Nurses’ Knowledge of Heart Failure. Fall, 2012
–Successfully Defended 03/26/2014.
Kelly Reichart – QI Protocol for the Use of Bioimpedance spectroscopy in the Early-
Detection of Upper Extremity Lymphedema, Fall, 2013, Successfully Defended, 2016.
Postdoctoral Fellows
Caroline Morrison, PhD, RN – Postdoctoral Fellow, Division of Behavioral Medicine and
Clinica lPsychology, Center for Adherence and Self-management, Cincinnati Children’s
(T32HD068223), 2016 –Serving as Professional Career Mentor.
Endia Santee, PhD – 2016 Graduate of College of Education, Health Promotion, Serving as Research Advisor for 3 years.