Grants Funded
Goodbye Professors Leaphart & Scharer!
Swann Adams and Nathaniel Bell, “The Relationship of Trauma and Cancer: From Initial Diagnosis to Treatment Delay.” ASPIRE I grant funded by the University of South Carolina Office of the Vice President for Research. Nathaniel Bell, “An interdisciplinary approach to the evaluation of the social determinants of trauma outcomes.” Social Sciences Grant Program funded by the USC Office of the Provost. Nathaniel Bell and Swann Adams, “Geographic access to post-acute rehabilitation services after injury,” ASPIRE I grant funded by the University of South Carolina Office of the Vice President for Research. Senna Desjardins, Nursing Student; Kate Chappell, Co-Mentor; Abbas Tavakoli, Co-Mentor, “Examining Relationships between Primary Caregivers’ Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Score and Type of Child Abuse Allegations in the Family.” Magellan Scholars Program funded by the USC Office for Undergraduate Research.
The College of Nursing held Retirement Receptions for both Professor Eileen Leaphart and Dr. Kathy Scharer. They celebrated with colleagues, friends and family. Good luck, the CON will miss you both!
Sue P. Heiney, Swann Adams and Tisha Felder, “Patient Centered Treatment Adherence to Hormonal Therapy.” ASPIRE I grant funded by the USC Office of Vice President for Research. Karen K. McDonnell, Sue P. Heiney, DeAnne K.H. Messias, “Living with Lung Cancer: Receptivity and Preferences for Risk-reducing Behavior Change Among African American Families.” ACS IRG SOAR-USC Grant funded by the American Cancer Society/USC School of Pharmacy. DeAnne K.H. Messias, “Women’s Well-Being Initiative’s Arts-Based Community Interventions for At-risk Youth.” ASPIRE II Grant funded by the USC Vice President for Research. Joynelle Rivers and Tisha Felder, “Reducing disparities, reducing risks: Promoting breastfeeding among African American women.” IAAR Fellowship from the Institute for African American Research.
Grants Submitted
UPCOMING EVENTS May 9th and 10th Commencement
May 12th
Nathaniel Bell and Swann Adams, “When Cancer is Identified After Injury: What are the Outcomes?” Pilot Grant submitted to Health Sciences South Carolina (HSSC).
Maymester Begins
Swann Adams and Sue P. Heiney, “Multi-Level, Community-Clinical Cancer Prevention and Control Interventions.” SIP-14-011submitted to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
CPCP Colloquium Series Featuring Dr. Ronit Elk 10-11:30 Discovery I, Room 140
Sue P. Heiney and Swann Adams, “Multi-State Intervention: Self Care and Survivor Care Planning.”SIP-14-015 submitted to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
Nursing Leadership Summit Contact: Nurslead@mailbox.sc.edu
Amelia Joseph and Rita Snyder, “Components of Nurse Surveillance in Failure to Rescue Situations: An Exploratory Study.” Submitted to American Nurses Foundation/ SouthernNursing Research Society.
May 16
June 2 & 3
June 6-8
The Online Teaching Institute Contact Cheryl Nelson at cheryl.nelson@sc.edu