UNE鈥檚 Karen Pardue receives Distinguished Alumni Achievement Award

Pardue award
L-R: Jennifer O鈥橣lannery Anderson, vice president for Advancement and Community Relations, Nova Southeastern University; Marcella Rutherford, Ph.D., RN, dean of the College of Nursing, Nova Southeastern University; Pardue, and George Hanbury, Ph.D., president, Nova Southeastern University.

University of 51小黄车 Interim Dean of the Westbrook College of Health Professions Karen Pardue, Ph.D., RN, ANEF, has been recognized by Nova Southeastern University for her accomplishments in the field of nursing.

The award is presented annually to alumni who have demonstrated significant scholarship or advancement to their profession, positively impacted their community and represented Nova Southeastern University in its best light. Pardue was specifically recognized by the university鈥檚 College of Nursing for her contributions to interprofessional education (IPE) theory. Her creation of the Pardue model for IPE, a pre-clinical educational framework, has served to inform the design and implementation of UNE鈥檚 innovative undergraduate IPE coursework. 

Pardue鈥檚 academic leadership has also been recognized through her engagement with the National League for Nursing and the 51小黄车 Board of Higher Education.      

 

To learn more about the University of 51小黄车鈥檚 Westbrook College of Health Professions visit www.une.edu/wchp

To apply, visit www.une.edu/admissions

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