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School
of Nursing and Health Sciences Student Organizations
Student
Nurses' Association of Pennsylvania (S.N.A.P.)
La
Salle University, School of Nursing and Health Sciences
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& Purpose:
The La Salle University Chapter of the Student Nurses'
Association of Pennsylvania seeks to:
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Promote
and encourage nursing student participation in community
affairs and activities toward improved healthcare and
the resolution of related social issues. |
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Provide
programs and participate in events that are related to
the betterment of health in the community. |
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Aid
in the development of the whole person and his/her professional
role and responsibility as a student nurse and future
registered nurse.
The Student Nurses' Association of Pennsylvania is a
chapter of the National Student Nurses' Association
(N.S.N.A.) as well as a branch of the Student Nurses'
Association of Pennsylvania (S.N.A.P.) at the state
level. The organization combines professional development,
community service, and socialization among fellow nursing
students. S.N.A.P. has invited guest speakers, volunteered
at the La Salle Blood Drive, provided health activities
& presentations for local children, and has sent
members to the state convention. |
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are generally held every other Friday of the month at
12:00pm-12:30pm in the Wister Building. All who are interested
in nursing are welcome to join us! For more information,
contact the SNAP Executive Board below. |
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| S.N.A.P.
Executive Board 2008-2009 |
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Co-President
-Dana Abejo abejod1@lasalle.edu |
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Co-President
- Kristin Heigold heigoldk1@lasalle.edu
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Treasurer
- Dana Duke duked1@lasalle.edu
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Secretary
- Natalya Tkach tkachn1@lasalle.edu |
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Public
Relations Coordinator - Nora Robinson robinsonn4@lasalle.edu
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the S.N.A.P. Website: http://www.snap-online.org
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the N.S.N.A. Website: http://www.nsna.org
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Minority
Student Nurses Association (M.S.N.A.)
La
Salle University, School of Nursing and Health Sciences |
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& Purpose
The Minority Student Nurses Association (M.S.N.A.) of La
Salle University seeks to enhance the educational experiences
of minority nursing students, while preserving the uniqueness
of those individuals who, by virtue of their own cultural
and/or gender experiences, have the potential to be accomplished
nurses and leaders in the nursing profession.
The M.S.N.A. was established for the purposes of:
1) improving retention and successful matriculation of
minority nursing students through the undergraduate nursing
program
2) identifying and securing financial aid opportunities
for current minority nursing students
3) increasing recruitment of minority nursing students
into the undergraduate nursing program
4) increasing professional networking opportunities for
minority nursing students in preparation for exemplary
nursing practice. All programs and activities of the M.S.N.A.
are open to all nursing students regardless of race/ethnicity
or gender. The standing offices of President, Secretary
and Treasurer of the M.S.N.A. are currently vacant until
elections are held in March 2002.
Advisor
Latrina T. Geyer, MSN, RN Adjunct Faculty geyer@lasalle.edu
Undergraduate Director
Diane Wieland, PhD, RN, CS wieland@lasalle.edu
Dean
Zane Robinson Wolf, PhD, RN, FAAN wolf@lasalle.edu
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National
Student Speech Language Hearing Association
La
Salle University, School of Nursing and Health Sciences
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local La Salle University chapter of the National Student
Speech-Language-Hearing Association (NSSLHA) is a pre-professional
organization that provides many benefits to those studying
for a career in speech-language pathology. Student NSSLHA
members can increase their involvement in the field by visiting
professional work sites, engaging in group outreach programs,
attending panel discussions, fundraising, and more. NSSLHA
membership allows students to engage in leadership activities
locally and nationally by promoting dialogue between students,
professionals, and community members.
Advisor:
Cesar Ruiz ruiz@lasalle.edu
Visit the NSSLHA
Website: www.nsslha.org
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