Sixty-two Percent of
Jefferson State’s Nursing Faculty Possess or Earning Doctoral Degrees
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Jefferson State’s most recent nursing faculty members to
earn doctoral degrees
are (L to R) Pat Havard, Anita Naramore, Gena Richardson,
and Trish Haywood.
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Four Jefferson State nursing instructors were recently added to the college’s growing
list of instructors with doctorate degrees. Of the 29 full-time nursing faculty
at Jefferson State, 13 hold doctorate degrees and another five are currently
enrolled in doctoral programs.
At this time, 62 percent of
Jefferson State’s nursing faculty have earned, or are currently working toward,
their doctorate degree.
“Jefferson State’s
instructors put tremendous emphasis on providing the best education possible
for our students… and this is a great testament to quality instruction,” said
Jefferson State’s Director of Nursing Bonnie Glass. “Our nursing program has
recently expanded and the quality instruction is offered at all locations of
Jefferson State.”
Jefferson State instructors
who have already earned doctoral degrees are: Diann Barrett, Cindy Danley, Pat
Havard, Trish Haywood, Anita Naramore, Gena Richardson, Brenda O’Neal, Christy
Daffron, Daphne Sanders, Venus Turner, Melisa Walker, Jennifer Addington, and
Mitch Shelton
Jefferson State faculty who
are currently enrolled in a doctoral program are: Amanda Bonds, Ed Campbell,
Chris Forbes, Kim French, Jennifer Satterfield.
Jefferson State’s nursing
program was recently ranked first in Alabama and 38th in the nation
by Community College Week in the number of Associate Degrees awarded in
registered nursing.
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