In addition to educating our future nursing leaders, we promote current research by offering students opportunities to be involved in research of interest to them. Developing the skills necessary for the discovery of new knowledge leads to new practices in the field.

Fall 2010 dissertations

Christine A. Schindler
"More than S.K.I.N. Deep: Nursing Interventions to Prevent Pressure Ulcer Development in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit"

Linda B. Piacentine
"The Association of Spirituality, Religiosity, Depression, Anxiety, and Drug Use among Persons Undergoing Methadone Maintenance Therapy"

Stacee M. Lerret
"The Transition from Hospital to Home in Parents of Pediatric Solid Organ Transplant Recipients"

Esther G. Morales
"The Lived Experience of Hispanic New Graduate Nurses in the United States"

Spring 2010 dissertations

Cynthia L. Foronda
"Associate Degree Nursing Students' Thoughts, Feelings, and Experiences of Short Study Abroad in a Low-Income Country"

Anthony Lathrop
"A Narrative Analysis of Perinatal Hospice Stories"

Kathryn Osborne
"Pushing Techniques Used by Midwives When Providing Second Stage Labor Care"

Michele L. Polfuss
"Parenting Behaviors and Their Relationship with a Child's Weight Status"

 

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The Marquette Neighborhood Health Center

The center is designed as a nurse managed health center, under the auspices of the Marquette University College of Nursing, providing community access to health care services while enhancing educational opportunities for nursing students. Learn more about MNHC.