Join us for a special lecture with Pamela R. Jeffries, PhD, FAAN, ANEF, FSSH, dean of Vanderbilt University School of Nursing, on "Leading with Purpose: Principles for Academic & Healthcare Leadership."
An internationally recognized leader in nursing simulation, digital innovation, and experiential learning — and creator of the NLN Jeffries Simulation Theory — Dr. Jeffries will explore the principles and practices that support purposeful leadership in academic and healthcare environments.
Drawing on leadership exemplars and reflections from early leadership experiences, participants will examine lessons that promote professional growth, effective decision-making, and successful leadership outcomes. Key topics will include aligning leadership practices with academic and organizational priorities, developing high-functioning teams, navigating change, and identifying strategies for career advancement. The presentation will also highlight important insights and lessons that emerging leaders may benefit from knowing at the beginning of their leadership journey.
The Dean’s Lecture Series brings nationally recognized healthcare leaders to the School of Nursing & Health Sciences to explore emerging ideas, pressing challenges, and approaches shaping education, research, leadership, and practice.
Registration requested. A boxed lunch will be provided for registrants beginning at 11:30 a.m. Zoom option available. Attendees may earn 1.0 ANCC continuing nursing education (CNE) credit for attending the lecture.