Bridged: A Brown Bag Series
The College of Nursing Office of Community Outreach and Engagement seeks to help bridge the gap between the university and the community. In this seminar series, we invite you to connect with fellow colleagues as speakers share their experiences, advice, struggles and expertise with bridging community gaps through nursing scholarship.
Upcoming Events
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- March 2024: Jennifer Forbush
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For this event, Dr. Jennifer Forbush, clinical coordinator for the Concepts in Community Health Nursing course, shares her experiences in community-engaged teaching.
- February 2024: Sarah Posten
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For this event, Sarah Posten, clinical coordinator for the Community Health Worker Training Program, shares her experiences in service and research as an expert in building community relationships.
- November 2023: Diane Morrison-Beedy
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We were pleased to have Dr. Diane Morrison-Beedy, College of Nursing Chief Global Strategy Officer and Certified Global Nurse Consultant, join us on November 29, 2023 as our guest speaker at the global level for our final brown bag series event of the semester. As a Fulbright Scholar, Specialist, Administrator awardee, and Distinguished Professor in more than ten countries, she has established global educational, research, and entrepreneurial collaborations for multiple universities across five continents. Dr. Morrison-Beedy will discuss current and planned experiences for students and faculty and encourage you to dream big about your globally engaged career journey.
- October 2023: Chris Fortney
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We were pleased to have Dr. Chris Fortney, a tenured associate professor in the College of Nursing for our October 25, 2023 guest speaker at the local level. She discussed her work with high schoolers in the Linden community. Learn about Dr. Fortney’s longtime community service dedicated to helping marginalized teens in the Columbus metro area experience better outcomes – academic, health, well-being, and beyond by watching the recording.
- September 2023: Laureen Smith
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We were thrilled to have Dr. Laureen Smith as our September 27, 2023 guest speaker at the state/national level. Dr. Smith has led innovative and transformative research r/t childhood obesity in one of the most marginalized parts of Ohio: Appalachia, in the Southeast region of Ohio. At its heart, successful conduct of community-engaged research involves a care and concern for the community itself, as well as a respect/understanding that the community holds the knowledge regarding needs and assets, and the academician holds the expertise (research skills) to collaborate in solving complex social and public health problems. Few scholars have demonstrated the long-term success that Dr. Smith has – we are grateful for her willingness to share her experiences!