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Sigma Theta Tau Sponsors Research Session at ANA Patricia Christensen Memorial Scholarship Awarded IN THIS ISSUE MARK YOUR CALENDAR ANA Research Presentation and Patricia Christensen 1980 - Regional Writers' Seminars Scholarship Recipient Page 1 Chicago, IL - September 29 & 30 Distinguished Leaders in Nursing Series Page 2 Philadelphia, PA - October 24 & 25 Chapter News Page 3 Lexington, KY - November 6 & 7 Chapter Chartering Ceremonies Pages 4 & 5 Sigma Theta Tau Activities at AN.A. Members Receive Doctorates Page 6 Exhibit - June 9-12 - Houston Why a Building Fund? Page 8 Research Luncheon - Wed. , June 11 , 12:00 p.m. Chapter Officers Mtg ., Wed., June 11 , 2:30 p.m. NEXT ISSUE 1981 - Regional Writers ' Seminars Look for your May / June issue of Reflections - This "research Indianapolis, IN - April 24 & 25 issue" will include a history of Sigma Theta Tau research support, regional research projects, and a record list of 1981 - Biennial Convention research contributors. November 4, 5, 6 - Minneapolis Sigma Theta Tau Vol. 6, March-April, 1980 national honor society of nursing----------------------------------- Sigma Theta Tau Sponsors Research Session At ANA "Distribution and Determinants of Peri­ Dr. Woods employed both cross-sectional are cordially invited to attend the luncheon. menstrual Stress" will be the subject of a and prospective design within the research Tickets will be available at the ANA Registra­ research paper to be presented at a Sigma design method. A personal in-home inter­ tion area for the luncheon in the Imperial Theta Tau sponsored research session at view with the female subjects, a health diary Ballroom East at Houston Hyatt Regency ANA on June 11. Conducted by Nancy compiled by experimental subjects over a (Wed., June 11) . Fugate Woods, R.N., Ph.D. (Psi Chapter, two-month period, and a questionnaire University of Washington, Seattle) , and her completed by each subject were sources of associates Eda Most, EdD. and Gretchen research data. Dery, M.S. , the research was funded by a Dr. Woods received her Ph.D. from the Sigma Theta Tau research grant. The study University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, focuses on the prevalence of perimenstrual North Carolina. She has served as a staff distress in a non-clinical population. Specific nurse at hospitals in Wisconsin and Washing­ variables studied included life stressors and ton, as a nurse clinician at Yale New Haven the woman's enacted role and sex role Hospital in New Haven, Connecticut, and as norms, as well as the positive correlations of an Instructor and Assistant Professor at Duke these variables to the incidence of peri­ University, Durham, North Carolina. menstrual distress. All Sigma Theta Tau members and friends Nancy Woods Patricia Christensen Memorial Scholarship Awarded Cited by her professors as "scholarly, per­ Development is pending the completion of sistent and innovative" with "a high degree her thesis. Both degrees are from the Univer­ of personal integrity", Elizabeth M. Davies is sity of Arizona. Ms. Davies received her R.N. the second recipient of Sigma Theta Tau's from the University of Alberta Hospital and Patricia Smith Christensen Memorial hopes to return to the University of Alberta Scholarship. Ms. Davies will use the scholar­ upon completion of her doctoral program. ship toward her Ph.D. in Nursing Science at The Patricia Christensen Memorial the University of Washington School of Scholarship Fund was established as a tribute Nursing. Planning to complete her doctoral to the Canadian nursing scholar and former work in 1982, her background has been chairman of the maternity nursing depart­ almost exclusively in maternal-child nursing. ment at Texas Christian University, who died She holds a Masters degree in Nursing of on May 5 , 1975. Elizabeth Davies Children and a second Masters in Child Page2 Reflections I March-April, 1980 Reflections I March-April, 1980 Page3 · Distinguished Nursing Leaders Featured ( ___C_ H_AP_ T_ER_S_ IN_A_C_T_IO_ N__ ) Lectureship, Calls for Abstracts, Grants Announced Nursing students, faculty and administra­ One-Week Free Loan Mabel Keaton Staupers: EPSILON ZETA CHAPTER (George 1. Submit abstracts of no more than two deadline for applications is July 1. Contact tion, nursing practitioners, as well as re­ 16mm purchase order #A00225; price: Two subjects in 16mm black and white Mason U.) has announced the Evelyn Ellis typewritten pages to: Lois Love, Committee Jean L.J. Lum at 808/ 948-7121 or 808/ searchers, historians, and archivists are all $214.25. videocassette order film are available for free loan. Contact the 314" Cohelan Lectureship. Cohelan has been Chairman, 1028 N. Edwards, W!Chita , KS 948-8524 for more information. #010429; price: $72.50. potential audiences for an audio-visual series National Medical Audiovisual Center, 5797 Chairman of George Mason University's 67203, 316/945-8753. GAMMA XI CHAPTER (U. of Arkansas) focusing on American nurses. Thanks to the New Peachtree Road, Atlanta, GA 30340. Lucile Petry Leone: Department of Nursing since its inception in GAMMA PSI CHAPTER (U. of Hawaii) is planning a clinical research day on cooperative effort of the National Library of Please order by title and number: 16mm purchase order #A00587; price: 1973. The annual lectureship will provide awards grants twice a year to registered September 17. Papers will deal with applied Medicine, National Medical Audiovisual Mabel Keaton Staupers: $181.50. 314" videocassette order nationally recognized speakers in nursing nurses who have well defined research pro­ clinical research and should be submitted for Center, and Sigma Theta Tau, the series en­ order #M-3717 #010430; price: $72.50. leadership and scholarship. The first lecture jects P,ertinent to nursing either ready to . consideration by June 30. Requests for titled "Distinguished Leaders in Nursing" is Lucile Petry Leone: Virginia Henderson (Interview) : will be offered during the fall of 1980. begin or already in process. Funds up to a materials should be addressed to: Linda D. now available. order #3718 314" videocassette order # A02388; EPSILON GAMMA CHAPTER (Wichi­ maximum of $500.00 are awarded at the Robinson, R.N., M.S., Chairman, Research The series is recorded on 314 inch video­ Please order three weeks in advance of price: $51.00. ta State U.) is calling for abstracts related to discretion of the chapter's Research Commit­ and Studies Committee, Veterans Ad­ cassettes or 16mm motion picture film . The showing date. the use of self-care in education, research tee based on the quality of the proposed ministration Medical Center (111 GI NLR) , series includes the following : Ruth Freeman: 314" videocassette order # A02389; and service. Abstract deadline for the research, and the applicant's past research 300 E. Roosevelt Rd., Little Rock, Arkansas price: $51.00. November 8 Self-Care Midwest Day is June performance and research budget. The next 72206. Lucile P. 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Public Health Service and an honorary gram, "Success in Grantmanship Is No Ac­ Program and her term as Assistant Surgeon visual Center, General Services administra­ Changing): %" videocassette order and celebration of its tenth anniversary on member of Sigma Theta Tau. cident," on April 26. Subjects discussed General. tion order section, Washington, DC 20409. #A02385; price: $45.00. February 21. Special Founder's Day speaker BETA ZETA CHAPTER (U. of Massa­ were "Funding Sources; Planning and Enclose a check payable to National Ar­ Martha E. Rogers: will be completed and was Dr. Elaine Beletz, President of the New chusetts) featured Susan Baird, R.N., Writing the Proposal," and "Grant Programs Mabel Keaton Staupers, R.N. - a chives Trust Fund. available for purchase late in 1980. York State Registered Nurse's Association M.P.H., as the keynote speaker at the sixth of the Nurse Training Act, Amendments of past Executive Oirector of the National (NYSNA) and a member of the Graduate annual Participative Research Day. Co­ 1979." Association of Colored Graduate Nurses Curriculum faculty at Hunter College­ sponsored by the chapter in cooperation KAPPA CHAPTER (Catholic U.) co­ (NACGN) talks about her contributions to Bellevue School of Nursing. - with the Cancer Cooperative of Springfield, sponsored an April 12 Nursing Research the field of nursing, her education, nursing BETA MU CHAPTER (U. of Arizona) MA, the program included reports on 12 Conference with the Catholic University of positions, her role in the black nurses' fight combined installation of officers and the in­ clinically focused research studies. America School of Nursing. Madeleine M. for acceptance after the NACGN merged duction of 45 new members at an April 16 BETA ETA CHAPTER (U . of Wisconsin­ Leininger, R.N., Ph.D., F.A.A.N., was the with the American Nursing Association, and meeting. Two graduate students received Madison) co-sponsored a 1980 Research keynote speaker. her book "No Time for Prejudice." $200.00 scholarships from the chapter, and Day, "A Facet of Nursing's Image," with the TAU CHAPTER (Georgetown U.) held University of Arizona Professors Mary University of Wisconsin-Madison School of its fifth annual Self-Care Day on April 12. Virginia Henderson, R.N. - the co­ Wolanin and Dr. Ada Sue Hinshaw received Nursing on April 26. The keynote address Research was presented on such subjects as author of the textbook, The Principles and Beta Mu Chapter's first awards for was given by Angela B.
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