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HRSA Nursing Workforce Diversity (NWD) Grant Partnership for Academic and Social Student Success (PASSS) Program
PASSS Program Purpose
To improve healthcare quality, reduce health disparities, and increase nursing workforce diversity in Northern Shenandoah Valley by addressing academic, social and financial barriers to successful enrollment and completion of the nursing program for those eligible to enter, and for those eligible to graduate and pass the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN).
PASSS Program Team Members:
- Sharon Mailey, PhD, RN, Project Advisor -- PASSS Program;
Chair, Department of Nursing Education
smailey@shepherd.edu
- Clarise Ottley, PhD, RN, Project Director -- PASSS Program;
Associate Professor of Nursing
cottley@shepherd.edu
- Wendy Baracka, MSW, Academic Improvement Specialist -- PASSS Program
wbaracka@shepherd.edu
- Heidi Moore, MSW, Social Support Specialist -- PASSS Program
hmoore@shepherd.edu
- Patty Cowan, BBS, Administrative Secretary -- PASSS Program
pcowan@shepherd.edu
PASSS Program Supporters:
To meet the various goals of the PASSS Program, collaboration with the following supporters is essential:
Nursing and other Faculty
Department of Chemistry; Department of Computer Sciences, Mathematics, and Engineering
Center for Teaching and Learning
Office of Multicultural Student Affairs
Office of Financial Aid
Office of Administration and Finance
Enrollment Management and Student Affairs
Human Resources
Registrar's Office
Retention Specialist Office
Nursing Advisory Board
Local Community and Healthcare Providers
PASSS Program Expected Outcomes:
Increase opportunities for disadvantaged nursing students
Decrease the nursing shortage
Increase nursing workforce diversity
Address the regional need for high-quality, culturally competent nursing professionals
PASSS News and Newsletter
PR: Shepherd nursing department receives $1 million grant from HRSA
"Connections" PASSS Newsletter Fall 2011
"Connections" PASSS Newsletter Winter 2012
"Connections" PASSS Newsletter
Spring 2012
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