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Shu-li Chen Assistant Professor College of Nursing Phone: (865) 974-7628 Office: 131 Nursing E-mail: schen4@utk.edu
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Biographical
Information: PhD, University
of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, 1997 MS, University
of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, 1995 BSN, National
Yang-Ming University, Taipei, Taiwan, 1991
Key responsibilities: Teaching in
undergraduate and graduate programs, student advising, conducting research and providing professional
and community services. Courses Taught: N 311- Foundations
of Professional Nursing-Clinical N 381- Nursing
Leadership and Management-I N 471- Introduction
to Nursing Research N 405- Professional
Nursing Seminar N 582- Supervised
Research N 590- Nursing
Administration I - Clinical N 591- Nursing
Administration II - Clinical Research: “Nursing Homes
and Baccalaureate Nursing Education” funded by the Sigma Theta Tau (S-L. Chen as PI and J. Witucki as Co-PI; ongoing) “Instrument
Development and Evaluation for Nursing Home Services: A Pilot Study” funded by the UTK Graduate
Office-Professional Development “The Survey
for Student’s Attitudes and Perceptions toward Community Service- Learning” (S-L. Chen as methodologist and statistical consultant;
P. Brooke as PI at the University of Utah College of Nursing; ongoing) “A Model of Predictors of Sexual Abuse in Childbearing
Women” (S-L. Chen as statistical consultant; M. Scoville as PI at the University of Utah
College of Nursing; completed on January, 1999) “Reliability
and Validity of a Community Needs Assessment Instrument for Nursing
Homes in Taiwan” funded by Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society
of Nursing-Gamma Rho Chapter La Plante Research Award and the University
of Utah- George S. and Delores Dore' Eccles Foundation Doctoral Scholarship
(S-L. Chen as PI; completed on May, 1997) Professional: UT Faculty
Senator, the University of Tennessee at Knoxville, 2000-2001 Member of Research
Committee, the Tennessee Nurses Association, 2000-2002 Member of Tennessee
Nurses Association, 1999-Present Member of American
Geriatrics Society, 1998-present Member of American
Nurses Association, 1997-present Member of Sigma
Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing, 1995-present Member of Phi
Kappa Phi Honor Society, 1995-present Community: Invited speaker
for the Knoxville Chinese Christian Church related to long-term care
issues for the elderly, 2000-present. Invited writer
for Mundo Hispano (a local health issues,
1999-present |
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