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Curriculum Vitae
Marilyn O’Mallon, Ph.D., RN Associate Professor & Director
School of Nursing (RN-BS, AGNP, DNP)
Boise State University
1910 University Drive Boise, Idaho 83725-1840
(208) 426-4032

[email protected]

Education Ph.D. (May, 2011) Nursing- Family Focused Research Hampton University Hampton Virginia 23668

Master of Science (December, 2003) Nursing- Clinical Nurse Specialist Armstrong Atlantic State University Savannah, Georgia 31419

Bachelor of Science (December, 2000) Nursing Armstrong Atlantic State University Savannah, Georgia 31419

Associate Degree (May 1997) Nursing Armstrong Atlantic State University Savannah, Georgia 31419

Professional Experience Associate Director & Professor Associate Professor (Tenured) Adjunct Online Faculty Charge Nurse/Patient Advocate HAAF/Ft. Stewart, GA Registered Nurse
Boise State University Armstrong State Univ. Boise State University
06/2016-Present 08/2003-08/2016 08/2011-Present 02/1999-08/2003 07/1997-02/1999 07/1997-02/1999 02/1992-1995
St Joseph’s SAV, GA Hospice Savannah, Inc. Ft. Stewart, GA
Registered Nurse Oral Surgery Tech OR Tech/Oral Surgery Tech Nursing Assistant OB/GYN
Nurnberg, Germany Nurnberg, Germany
10/1991-10/1992 08/1989-10/1990
Note: Sixteen (16) plus year’s civil service experience in a variety of U.S. Army health care facilities in Germany and the U.S., with 10 point spousal veterans preference due to spouse’s premature service related death during the first Gulf War (1991). RN licensure in GA, VA, and ID.

Award Notable Alum October 2016 Armstrong State University

Teaching Experience NURS 4450 Leadership & Professional Nursing Practice (Clinical Course Coordinator) NURS 3535 Mental Health (Clinical Instructor) NURS 4214 Complementary & Alternative Medicine Elective (Course Coordinator) NURS 4218 Perioperative Nursing Elective (Clinical Course Coordinator) NURS 4226 Medical/Surgical Clinical Externship (Clinical Instructor) NURS 4000 Professional Nursing Practice (RN-BSN Course Coordinator) IDP Interdisciplinary Professions Online Cohort (Instructor) NURS 4002 Leadership & Management (RN-BSN Course Coordinator) NURS 4006 Professional Role Synthesis (RN-BSN Course Coordinator) NURS 4440 Community Public Health (Clinical Instructor) NURS 392 Nursing Research (Online Course Instructor) NURS 424 Nursing Leadership & Management (RN-BSN Course Coordinator) NURS 422 The Nurse as Collaborator, Advocate & Resource Manager (RN-BSN Course Coordinator) NURS 4212 International Trends & Issues (Study Abroad Coordinator) NURS 4490 Special Topics NURS 7280 Graduate Project/Thesis

Technical Skills eLearning Faculty Status Learning Management Systems: Blackboard Learn, Blackboard Vista, WebCT & Desire2Learn Webcasting: Collaborate, Wimba, Adobe Connect Software/Freeware: Turnitin, Podcasting, Survey Monkey, Respondus Second Language Skills: Limited German and Spanish

Administrative Duties Associate Director & Professor RN-BS, AGNP, DNP Online Programs of Study (2016-Present) RN-BSN Program Director and Academic Advisor (2010-2016) RN-BSN Committee Chair (2010-Present) RN-BSN Nurse Recruiter (2010-2014) Clinical Course Coordinator (2003-2012) Acting Department Chair/Director as needed Service Armstrong State University Committees

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Nursing Department, College of Health Professions (COHP) & University o Nursing RN-BSN Committee Chair o Graduate Nurse Faculty Committee Member o Nursing Evaluation Committee Member o Hispanic Outreach & Leadership Committee Member x 10 years o Student Mentor for first year college students o Nursing and Health Professions Student Appeals Committee Member o Nursing Lab Coordinator Search Chair o Faculty and Dean Search Committee Member o Institutional Effectiveness and Assessment Committee Member o Graduate Thesis Committee Member and Chair o Interdisciplinary Professional Teams Committee Member o Faculty Advisor Armstrong Student Affairs o Faculty Mentor o Notary Public o Armstrong’s Online Program Development Committee o Armstrong International Committee Member o Armstrong’s Residential Interest Group 3: Mentor o Graduate Assistant Review Board o Health Science Search Committee Member o Office of Online & Blended Learning Search Committee Member o Armstrong eFACE Review Committee Member
Professional Service

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National League of Nursing Ambassador National League of Nursing Conference Moderator Advisor for Hospice Savannah, Inc. Caregiver Curriculum Development
Community Service

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Memorial University Medical Center General IRB Ethics Committee Member Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Liaison for Armstrong Hospice Savannah, Inc. ‘Honoring Our Veterans’ Committee Member Hospice Savannah, Inc. ‘Caregiver Institute Initiatives’ Committee Member Hospice Savannah, Inc. Ethics Committee Member St. Joseph’s/Candler Hospital System Research Team Committee Member Trinity Lutheran Church Stephen Minister for the Bereaved Armstrong’s Treasure Savannah Day Team Leader Family Caregiver Alliance Group Member Healthy Savannah Committee Member
National and International Presentations Lippincott RN-BSN Online Module Peer Review Wolters Kluwer Webinar December 2015

Interdisciplinary Study Abroad in Ireland & Scotland: A Focus on Health Behaviors O’Mallon, M. Galway, Ireland Bon Secours Hospital Dublin, Ireland University College of Dublin Edinburgh, Scotland St. Columba’s Hospice May/June 2015

Meaningful Use of Professional ePortfolio LiveText Demonstration M. O’Mallon with Chuck Maher Savannah, GA April 2015 Interdisciplinary Study Abroad Program in Italy: A Focus on Healthcare Education O’Mallon & Mahan Tuscia University Viterbo, Italy May 9, 2013

Interdisciplinary Study Abroad Program in Italy: A Focus on Nursing Education & Licensure Mahan, P. & O’ Mallon, M. (Invited International Presenters) Fatebenefratelli Tiberina Island Hospital Nursing School, Rome, Italy May 10, 2013

Is Your Online Course 508 Compliant? Taggart & O’Mallon Georgia Association for Nursing Education Peachtree City, GA February 22, 2013

Change: From Traditional Classroom to Fully On-Line RN-to-BSN Program of Study O’Mallon & Taggart American Association of Colleges of Nursing San Antonio, TX November 2012

Western Students Meet Eastern Medicine: Lessons Learned from a Study Abroad Trip American College Health Association Podium Presentation Chicago, IL May 2012 Faculty Showcase for Online & Blended Learning Armstrong Atlantic State University Savannah, GA February 2012

Hospice Savannah Bereavement Follow-up Care Hospice Savannah, Inc. Savannah, GA July 2011

Post-Bereavement Support Systems Hospice & Palliative Nurses Association Pooler, Georgia June 2011

Faculty Lecture Series Presentation Study Abroad to China: Lessons Learned Savannah, GA October 2011

Health & Wellness Day @ Armstrong Atlantic State University Complimentary & Alternative Strategies to Promote Wellness Savannah, GA September 2011

Health and Wellness Day Presentation Good Hand Washing Technique Woodville Tompkins Technical Center Garden City, GA. October 2011. High School students.

Project Success Presentation Georgia Association of Nursing Education (GANE) Conference St. Simmons Island, GA February 2009

Balancing Work & Life Presentation (2 sessions) Georgia Association for Nursing Education (GANE) Conference Callaway Gardens, GA February 2008

8th Self Care Deficit Nursing Theory International Conference Dependent Care Agency Case Studies Presentation Ulm, Germany October 2004

Publications & Scholarship Activities O’Malon, M. & Strunk, J. (Submitted, 2015). Spiritual assessment in a hospice setting: An

educational in-service. Journal of Christian Nursing.

O’Mallon, M. (2014). Bereavement: Exploring perceived social support and family relationships

of selected family caregivers. Journal of Hospice and Palliative Nursing, 16(5), 304-311.

Published Dissertation Research

O’Mallon, M. (2013). Peer Review: Collaborate-Prepare-Change: Joining Forces in Nursing

Education and Practice. Poster Presentations Georgia Association for Nursing Education Conference. Peachtree City, GA.

O’Mallon, M. (2012). Peer Reviewer: Is cerebral computed tomographic angiography equivalent to nuclear medicine perfusion test to confirm brain death? Memorial University Medical Center

Institutional Review Board. Study number: 2006.12.01. Reviewed submission for renewal of original study. Savannah, GA.

O'Mallon, M., & Taggart, H. (Submitted, 2012). Peer-Led Tutorials for Baccalaureate Nursing Students: Effect on Final Examination and Course Grade. Nurse Educator.

O'Mallon, M. (2012). Anticipatory grief (2nd ed.). In: K. Kuebler & L. Stover (Eds). Palliative care nursing self-training modules.

O'Mallon, M. (2010). Anticipatory grief. In: K. Kuebler & L. Stover (Eds). Palliative care nursing self-training modules. On-line access at: http://www.interactivepalliativecare.com

O’Mallon, M. (2009). Vulnerable populations: Exploring a family perspective of grief. Journal of

Hospice & Palliative Nursing, 11(2), 91-98. w/Continuing Education Units.

O’Mallon, M. (2009). Palliative care nursing self-training module [Review of the Continuing Education Modules Palliative Care Nursing Self-Training]. Georgia Nurses Association.

O’Mallon, M (2008) Grief & bereavement. In: P. Esper & K. Kuebler (Eds) ‘Palliative Practices from A-Z for the Bedside Clinician (2nd ed). Pittsburg, PA: Oncology Nursing Publication.

O’Mallon, M. (2007) Palliative assessment tools (Appendices) In: K. Kuebler, D. Heidrich & P. Esper (Eds). Palliative and End of Life Care Clinical Practice Guidelines (2nd ed) St Louis, MO: Elsevier Saunders Co.

O’Mallon, M. (2005) Palliative assessment tools (Appendices). In: K. Kuebler, M. Davis & C. Moore (Eds). Palliative Practices: An Interdisciplinary Approach. St Louis, MO: Elsevier.

Grant Writing Opportunities Taggart, H., O’Mallon, M., Nivens, A., & Gilbert, C. (2012). University System of Georgia Faculty Initiative: Nursing Faculty Recruitment and Retention. Submitted/Not Funded.

O’Mallon, M. (2010). Appointed Primary Investigator (PI) for the Career Ladder HRSA grant. O’Mallon, M. (2009). HRSA Nursing Workforce Diversity Grant Member. Director LEARN phase of diversity grant. Funded.

Taggart, H. & O’Mallon, M. (2007). HRSA Nursing Workforce Diversity Grant Member. Funded. Research Interests and Activities Caregiver Focus Group Sessions with Hospice Savannah, Inc. (May 2014). IRB Approval. IRB approval from Armstrong State University to explore the unique academic needs of veteran nursing students (2013-2014) Healthy Living: Healthy Behaviors Hospice/Palliative Healthcare Initiatives Bereavement Care for Patients at End-of-Life and their Families Family Caregiver Education Caring for Military Families Alternative & Complementary Therapies Vulnerable Populations and Community Health Global Mental Health and Leadership Initiatives

International Studies and Travels Faculty facilitator and recruiter for an interdisciplinary study abroad trip to Ireland & Scotland May 2015 with Armstrong State University Nursing and Economic Students.

Faculty facilitator and recruiter for an interdisciplinary study abroad trip to Italy May 2013 with Armstrong Atlantic State University (Name change to Armstrong State University July 2014)

Faculty recruiter for an interdisciplinary study abroad trip to China May 2012 with Armstrong Atlantic State University students

Faculty facilitator and recruiter for an interdisciplinary study abroad trip to China May 2011 with Armstrong Atlantic State University students

Faculty facilitator and recruiter for an interdisciplinary study abroad trip to Denmark May 2006 with Armstrong Atlantic State University students

Professional Membership ANA American Nurses Association GNA Georgia Nurses Association GANE Georgia Association for Nursing Education, Inc. HPNA Hospice Palliative Nurses Association NLN National League of Nursing (Ambassador) NBA National Bereavement Academy STTI Sigma Theta Tau International Nurses Organization Local STTI Rho Psi Chapter Member (Past First Counselor and Historian) AACN American Association of Colleges of Nursing Member Collaboration Community

Conferences, Meetings & Webinars to Promote Professional Scholarly Growth

Webinar

July 2016 Challenges Facing Administrators: Rethinking Clinical Placement NLN & Wolters Kluwer

Biosimilars: An Overview for Health Care Professionals Pfizer Pharmaceuticals Philip Johnson, MS, RPH May 4, 2016 Savannah, GA

AACN Webinar Implementation of the DNP: Clarifications & Recommendations Washington, DC March 2016

GANE (Nurse Conference) Jekyll Island, GA February 2016

Gender & Sex-based Misconduct Prevention and Response Boise State University Webinar October 8, 2015

Clery Act and Crime Reporting Boise State University Webinar November 6, 2015

USG Health & Wellness Webinar Stress & Your Waistline August 2015

Eliminating Campus Sexual Violence eLearning Course Boise State University February 2015 Effective ePortfolios: Engagement, Best Practices and Continual Improvement 2015 Best Practices Webinar February 2015

How Student’s Perceptions, Thoughts and Feelings Influence Clinical Reasoning: It’s All Mental Health Nursing Pearson Education, Inc. Webinar February 2015

Palliative & Hospice Care: The Advantages of Advance Care Planning Thomas J. Smith, MD Director of Palliative Medicine Jewish Education Alliance Center Savannah, GA

January 2015 Edel Caregiver Institute: Community Education Savannah, GA January 2015

CCNE Webinar Writing the Report January 2015

National League of Nursing: Flight of the Phoenix Phoenix, AZ September 2014

Center for Deployment Psychology's Training David Riggs, PhD Savannah, GA

Cross Cultural Training World Trade Center Savannah, GA August 2014

Leadership Development Training Armstrong Atlantic State University January-May 2014

Promoting Interprofessional Education and Collaboration American Association of Colleges of Nursing Webinar November 13, 2013 Desire2Learn 10.2 Overview Session Armstrong Atlantic State University Webinar October 30, 2013

Creating a Culture of Continuous Improvement: How to Engage Nursing Students in Building Strong Teams American Association of Colleges of Nursing Webinar October 8, 2013

Early Introduction of Quality and Safety Content in Pre-Licensure Nursing American Association of Colleges of Nursing Webinar September 27, 2013 Implementation of the ACA: What Nurses Need to Know American Association of Colleges of Nursing Webinar September 12, 2013

APIN: Academic-Practice Partnerships in Action American Association of Colleges of Nursing Webinar September 11, 2013

Optimizing Desire2Learn Armstrong Atlantic State University Savannah, GA June 27, 2013

Navigating Quality: Funding Quality Initiatives on your Unit American Nurses Association Webinar July 17, 2013

Adult Leaning Consortium Summer Institute 2013 International Trade and Convention Center Savannah, GA June 5-7, 2013

Sloan-C Accessibility Webinar Series 2013 What Students with Disabilities Want Faculty & Administrators to Know February 12, 2013

CAMINO: Latino Student Success Armstrong Atlantic State University February 8, 2013 Successful Careers in Student Affairs Hosted by HigherEdJobs January 29, 2013

Collaborative Academic Progression Models: Showcasing Successful Partnerships, today, AACN Member Collaboration Community January 22, 2013

Quality Matters Review Team Armstrong Atlantic State University January 14, 2013

Desire2Learn Learning Management System Armstrong Atlantic State University December 3-7, 2012

Quality Matters Workshop Armstrong Atlantic State University October 19, 2012

The Benefits of Emotional Intelligence in the Workplace Memorial University Medical Center Savannah, GA October 16, 2012

Collaborate Blackboard Savannah, GA October 9, 2012 Healthy People 2020 Spotlight on Health: Bullying Among Adolescents Webinar Hosted by Catharine Quirk September 27, 2012

iPad Interactive Demo Session September 11, 2012 Armstrong Atlantic State University IT Service Department

Armstrong’s Online Faculty Development Program Dr. Kristen Betts eLearning Faculty Status Savannah, GA December 2011 – July 2012 In4Grants Webinar Info Ready Corporation June 2012 Eduventures’ Online Roundtable Accessibility & Online Higher Education: Understanding the Law Part I April 2012

Eduventures’ Online Roundtable Working Towards Good Practice - Integrating Accessibility into Mainstream and Next Generation Online Higher Education Part II April 2012

Teaching Fellows Program and Online & Blended Teaching Status Dr. Kristin Betts Armstrong Atlantic State University March 2012

The Nuts and Bolts for Nurse Educators Presenter: Lydia R. Zager, MSN, RN-BC Armstrong Atlantic State University March 2012 (5 credit CEU’s)

A Classroom without Boundaries: Web and Videoconferencing Solutions for Online Distance Education WCET Connect @ http://wcet.wiche.edu/connect/classroom-without-boundaries February 2012 Georgia Association for Nursing Education, Inc. February 2012 Annual Conference Reshaping Nursing Education Callaway Gardens Pine Mountain, GA

Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension: A Collaborative Approach for Clinicians on the Front Line CME activity with Dr. James R. Gossage Savannah, GA, November 17, 2011

Armstrong’s Global Online Speaker Series ‘Services for Competencies’ Inaugural Address University of Bohemia, Czech Republic Dr. Dagmar Skodova Parmova Savannah, GA, February 2, 2012

Professional References Dr. Helen Taggart [email protected] Cell (912) 484-5591 Dr. Kelly Rossler [email protected] Cell (337) 254-4726 Dr. Jane Wong [email protected] Office (912) 344-2815

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    CURRICULUM VITAE 1. PERSONAL INFORMATION Name: Inmaculada Marín Alonso Department: Labor Law and Social Security University of Seville (Spain) Phone: 954556891- 955420026 2. CURRENT SITUATION - Associate Professor of Labour Law and Social Security 3. EDUCATIONAL BLACKGROUND -Law degree from the University of Seville. Specialty Business Law. Promotion 1988- 1993. - Doctor in Law from1997. Thesis title: The joint collective bargaining labour and civil service staff in Public Administration. Qualification: Apto Cum Laude by Unanimity 4. RECOGNITION OF RESEARCH ACTIVITY -Positive Valuation by the National Commission of Research Activity (CNAI) research of three sections: First six years: 1996-2001; Second presidential term: 2002-2007; Third presidential term: 2008-2013. 5. ACADEMIC MANAGEMENT -ViceDean for Academic Affairs at the Faculty of Labour Sciences at the University of Seville. -Member of the Board of Center Faculty of Economics and member of the Board of Center School of Labour Sciences at the University of Seville. -Course Director Advanced Labour Law and Social Security for Postgraduates organized by the Centre for Continuing Training of the University of Seville and International University of Andalusia. 6. RESEARCH PROJECTS - "The sources of labor law", Research Group R&D, PB96-1373, Ministry of Science and Technology, 1997-2000. - "Industrial relations in Spain and Europe," SEJ-52 Group Research Government of Andalusia. Responsible reserch: Inmaculada Marin Alonso. Active. - "The New Frontiers of Labour Law in the XXI Century" (DER2008-05977). Ministry of Science and Innovation, 2009-2012. - The impact of the reform of collective bargaining in Andalusia (4015-AC/11), Ministry of Employment of the Junta de Andalucía - Participating entities: University of Huelva, University of Seville and Pablo de Olavide University.
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    Curriculum Vitae

    CURRICULUM VITAE HAROON BHORAT University of Cape Town • Development Policy Research Unit Tel: + 27 21 650 5698 [w] • Fax: +27 21 650 5711 • E-mail: [email protected] ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS 2003 PhD (Economics), Stellenbosch University EMPLOYMENT HISTORY Current Positions 2000-Current Professor, School of Economics, University of Cape Town Director, Development Policy Research Unit, University of Cape Town EDITORIAL AND ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERSHIP (SELECTED) 1. Current recipient of a highly prestigious national Research Chair under the theme of “Economic Growth, Poverty and Inequality: Exploring the Interactions for South Africa” 2. Director on the Board of the Western Cape Tourism, Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (WESGRO) 3. Nonresident Senior Fellow, affiliated to the Global Economy and Development programme, and the Africa Growth Initiative (AGI), Brookings Institution 4. Member of the World Bank’s Advisory Board of the Commission on Global Poverty 5. Research Fellow, IZA, Institute for the Study of Labour, Bonn 6. Member of Expert Panel: Fiscal and Trade Instruments for Improving Population Health (University of the Witswatersrand) 7. Head of Research, Secretariat to the High-Level Panel of Eminent Persons to the Post-2015 MDG Agenda, UNDP, New York 8. Member: Expert Working Group 3, Labour Rights & Legal Empowerment, High Level Commission for Legal Empowerment of the Poor, United Nations 9. Member and Developing Country Chair: Technical Advisory Group for Multi-Donor Trust Fund for Labour Markets, Job Creation and Economic Growth, The World Bank 10. Member of Expert Selection Panel for the Growth and Labour Markets in Low Income Countries (LIC) Global Research Programme 11. Former Economic Advisor to Presidents Thabo Mbeki and Kgalema Motlanthe, formally serving on the Presidential Economic Advisory Panel 12.
  • Reproductions Supplied by EDRS Are the Best That Can Be Made from the Ori Inal Document

    Reproductions Supplied by EDRS Are the Best That Can Be Made from the Ori Inal Document

    DOCUMENT RESUME ED 481 333 CE 085 585 TITLE Training in Toronto's "New Economy"=La formation dans la "nouvelle" economie de Toronto. PUB DATE 2002-02-00 NOTE 52p.; Produced by Toronto Training Board. AVAILABLE For full text (English): FROM http://www.ttb.on.ca/ttb/e/community_perspectives/evolumel_3.htm. For full text (French): http://www.ttb.on.ca/ ttb/fr/fcommunity_perspectives/fvolumel_3.htm. PUB TYPE Collected Works Serials (022) Opinion Papers (120) Translations (170) JOURNAL CIT Community Perspectives Series; vl n3 2002 LANGUAGE English, French EDRS PRICE EDRS Price MF01/PC03 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS *Access to Education; Adult Education; At Risk Persons; Economically Disadvantaged; Education Work Relationship; Educational Finance; Employed Women; Flexible Working Hours; Foreign Countries; Information Utilization; Integrated Services; *Job Training; *School Business Relationship; Technological Literacy; Temporary Employment; Transitional Programs; *Vocational Education; *Womens Education; Working Poor; *Youth Employment IDENTIFIERS Information Economy; *Ontario (Toronto) ABSTRACT This Community Perspectives Series document includes statements about the new economy in Toronto made by four participants in a March 2001 forum. The new economy was defined by the moderator as "an economy that emphasizes knowledge and technical processes put to the production of goods and other outputs so that an individual's knowledge is viewed as a factor in determining economic productivity." "Access Diminished: A Report on Women's Training and Employment Services in Ontario" (Karen Lior) describes . how legislation and funding decreases that have resulted in a fragmentation of services and the lack of commitment of the business community to an active role in training have resulted in decreased opportunities for women and their families.