POSITION: Adjunct Faculty
DEPARTMENTS:
School of Sciences, Engineering, Art and Nursing
Nursing
LOCATION: Main Campus, Harrisonburg | CC 335
PHONE: (540) 432-4191
As an Assistant Professor in the Practice of Nursing at EMU, and a Certified Nurse-Midwife in private practice, Ann combines a life-long interest in women’s health and health education. Ann first pursued a doctorate in Counseling Psychology, but after earning her Master’s switched her focus to nursing. She attended the 2nd degree BSN program at UVA, then earned her CNM and MSN at Frontier Nursing University. Over the years, Ann has worked in hospitals, birth centers, and health departments, and has helped over 1000 babies into the world. Teaching allows her to help educate the next generation of nurses, and also tell some great stories! Her professional interests include therapeutic communication and connection in the healthcare setting, the political and professional role of nurses and advanced-practice nurses, and sexuality education. In the Department of Nursing, she teaches Nursing Care of the Childbearing Family (NURS 326), Professionhood II (NURS 427), is the Level 2 Coordinator, and assists with Family in Community. This summer (2016) she is leading the EMU/Midwives for Haiti Senior Seminar. She has also taught in the ADCP (2014).
Ann lives with her partner and their 2 children in the city of Harrisonburg, and enjoys gardening, running, reading, and all that the beautiful Shenandoah Valley has to offer.
BA, James Madison University (Psychology)
BS, University of Virginia (Nursing)
MSN, Frontier Nursing University (Nurse-Midwife)
MED, University of Illinois at Urbana (Educational Psychology)