Thursday, September 17, 1964
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iirsiiigfSchooI Receives Federal Funds
Federal funds totaling about one
quarter million dollars are being
rr .ade available to the UNC School
of Nursing to help practicing nur
ses update the skills and techni
ques they need in their day-to-day
jfes.
Six federal grants have been
approved to finance a long-range,
comprehensive continuation educa
tion program for nursing teach
ers, administrators, ancl super
visors and practicing nurses.
These grants range from a
"single appropriation of $4,000 for
faculty development in diploma
schools of nursing up to a fou
year grant of $132,000 to improve
the nursing care of the aged and
aging.
Br. Eloise R. Lewis, professor
of nursing, Margaret C. Mocce,
assistant professor of nursing,
and Mrs. Mary Snyder, instructor
in nursing, have been assigned full
ime to the expanded continuation
; education program here.
The program, as they envision
it? is based on the premise that
there are many able nurses now
in leadership positions who need
and want further development of
their skills, but who can't, for
any number of reasons, leave
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their jobs for an extended period
of study. These nurses can and
will attend short, , intensive
study courses several times each
year.
No other school of nursing in
North Carolina provides an op
portunity for continuation educa
tion in nursing. - :..'-i'-'
What is the UNC School of Nurs
ing doing with the nearly $250,000
in federal funds?
The general pattern of the con
tinuation education program is to
bring the same group of nurses
to Chapel Hill to .work on a sub
ject for five days, repeated three
or four times each year.
This pattern began to take
shape in June. when .30 adminis
trators of diploma schools of nurs
ing from the Carolinas and Vir
ginia spent five days in the class
room here studying the principles,
and techniques of adminisration.
They will return next month and
again in January and April.
This program is sponsored by
the U. S. Public Health Service'
with an initial grant of $13,000,
with equal amounts each year
for the next two years.
Later this month, 30 faculty
members from diploma schools of
nursing will be here for a five day
session designed to assist them
in learning more about teaching
the late adolescent student. This
course will be repeated in Novem
ber and again in February.
SILVER GETS AWARD
Frank Morris Silver of Leaks
ville has won a $500 scholarship
award to UNC from Chemstrand,
announced Dr. Julian Mason, di
rector of Student Aid.
Officially designated as the
"Chemstrand Company, a Divi
sion of Monsanto Company
Award," the scholarship is given
annually to a chemistry major
who shows interest in a career in
industry and derr.xtstrates
scholastic excellence. .
Silver, is a senior and a mem
ber of Alpha Chi Sigma profes
sional chemistry fraternity.
In mid-October, ten adrninistra
tors of collegiate schools of nurs
ing will arrive to spend five days
studying the principles of adminis
trative organization and leader
ship. An $3,000 federal grant for
each of three years is 'making
this program possible.
Scheduled for late October
and to be repeated for different
groups next March and May
will be a five-day course to assist
collegiate nursing faculty mem
bers in increasing their skills in
understanding college students as
learners.
Teachers in programs for prac
tical nurses will seek a better
understanding of the adult stu
dent as a learner at a five-day
continuation education session
here in-late November. This ses
sion will be repeated next March.
A $30,000 grant, , renewable in
the same amount each year for
another three years, will be used
to improve the nursing care of
the aged and aging. This geron
tology grant is from the Chronic
Disease Division of the U. S. Pub
lic Health Service.
Instruction in gerontology will
be provided for teachers in all
types of nursing programs col
legiate, hospital anl technical edu
cation institutions and for , sup
ervisors, heard nurses and practi
titioners in all types of health
agencies.
And, finally, the N. C. State
Board of Health and the UNC
School of Nursing are working
jointly , on a long-range program
to improve the nursing care of
expectant mothers and newborn
babies. A pilot session is sched
uled in November for teachers of
maternal and child health in nurs
ing schools, public health nurses
and nurse supervisors of obste
trics ; and pediatrics. They will
spend three days at UNC studying
the health aspects of pregnancy
and childbirth.
The directors of UNC's unique
continuation education program
emphasize that their plans under
the federal grants do not preclude
the sponsorship of short-term
(one, two and three-day) courses
to be set up as nurses in the
state make their needs known to
the school here.
They envision in the near fu
ture a refresher course for cur
rently inactive nurses wanting to
return to full cr part-time employ
ment. And there are plans for ad
ministrative training for directors
of nursing in small (100-bed or
under) hospitals in North Carolina.
Whitehead Medical Lecture To Be Delivered Tonight
Seventy students embarking on
four years of studies leading to
a medical degree were intro
duced yesterday to the routine
at the School of Medicine.
Registration was followed by a
series of informal talks by Dean
Isaac M. Taylor and faculty and
student representatives of the
Student-Faculty Advisory Board,
the Student Aid- Committee,
Whitehead Society, Honor Sys
tem, Alpha Omega Alpha and
intramural athletics.
Dr. John T. Sessoms Jr., pro
fessor of medicine, is the class
advisor and is available for con
sultation wiih the incoming first-
year class throughout its four
years in medical school.
A department from past prac
tice was a staff conference ato
which the medical faculty, stu
dents and house staff will hear
talks by the new dean. Dr. Tay
lor, and Chancellor Paul F.
The Whitehead Lecture, norm
ally presented on the first after
noon, will be an after-dinr.er af
fair tonight at the Chapel Hill
Country Club. Dr. Carl B. Lyle
Jr., assistant professor of medi
cine, will speak on "Perspectives
n Medicine."
Sharp.
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