Online Newsletter for NSU Faculty & Staff
Tis the season for giving!
The NSU Tampa Bay Regional Campus held its second annual Sharksgiving food drive on Thursday, Nov. 21, 2019. More than 100 students attended this SGA-sponsored event. The campus donated 340 pounds of canned goods (equating to 283 meals) to Feeding Tampa Bay.
We sincerely thank the Tampa Sharks for their strong support of the local community.
You pour your heart and soul into the work you do; now harness that drive to make an even bigger impact. Attend to learn about Nova Southeastern University’s (NSU) Abraham S. Fischler College of Education & School of Criminal Justice graduate degree programs offered at the Tampa Bay Regional Campus and online and how they can help you hone your academic or corporate career expertise with the curriculum flexibility, support, and personalized coaching that makes NSU unique. Inquire how your organization can help you get a 20% tuition scholarship.
Choose a session: Thursday, November 21 or Tuesday, December 3 at 5:00-7:00 p.m.
Degrees include:
· Master of Science in Criminal Justice
· Master of Science in Developmental Disabilities
· Master of Science in Education
· Master of Science in Educational Leadership
· Educational Specialist in Educational Leadership
· Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership
· and more!
RSVP at nova.edu/tampabay/events.
Don’t Just Graduate. Dominate.
No matter what career path you are following, Nova Southeastern University can help you chart a course to success. Dive into a sea of possibilities. Become an unstoppable force of nature. Let us help you gain the NSU edge.
Attend the University Showcase on Thursday, November 7 at 6:00 p.m. to:
Learn about our degree programs:
Explore student opportunities:
RSVP at nova.edu/miamiopenhouse.
It’s the first day of school; seating arrangements, establishing classroom rules, and setting successful reinforcers are on your agenda. However, how can you ensure that classroom behavior is positively set for the remainder of the year? Join David Griffin, Ed.D., Nova Southeastern University associate professor, as he dives into effective classroom management skills, how to apply them, and results they can bring on Saturday, November 16, 2019 from 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. at the Tampa Bay Regional Campus.
Attend to:
RSVP at nova.edu/tampa/events.
According to the National Institute of Mental Health, up to five million school-aged children are not learning/achieving in school and are at risk of dropping out because of social, emotional, and/or behavioral problems. Join Ralph (Gene) E. Cash, Ph.D., ABPP; Donna Berghauser, Psy.D.; and Maribel Del Río-Roberts, Psy.D., Nova Southeastern University, as they explore the impacts this could make and review tools that can be used to improve the mental health of school children, adolescents, and those with developmental disabilities on Saturday, November 2, 2019 from 9:00 a.m.-noon at the Tampa Bay Regional Campus.
Attend to learn about:
Complimentary (3) continuing education (CE) credits will be granted to licensed mental health professionals. For information regarding our provider status, please visit: https://psychology.nova.edu/ce/index.html.
RSVP at nova.edu/tampa/events
Don’t Just Graduate. Dominate.
No matter what career path you are following, Nova Southeastern University can help you chart a course to success. Dive into a sea of possibilities. Become an unstoppable force of nature. Let us help you gain the NSU edge.
Attend the University Showcase on Thursday, November 7 at 6:30 p.m. to:
Learn about our degree programs:
Explore student opportunities:
Occupational Therapy (O.T.D.) student won the 2019 Video Contest sponsored by the Society for the Study of Occupation USA (SSO USA). The Society is a national community of scholars who engage in the dynamic exchange of ideas to support the global community of occupational science. It provides a forum that promotes and disseminates research in occupational science to the public, and in so doing fosters the theory and research of occupation in understanding humans as occupational beings. The basic science intersects with the profession of occupational therapy as well as other disciplines that promote the nature of occupation in its relationship with health and well-being.
Taylor Dingus created her video entry to the contest when she was on her second year in the O.T.D. program after researching the questions provided by the Society to include as content of the video. The video needed to answer the questions: “What is Occupational Science? and How does Occupational Science benefit humanity?” Dingus’s award was announced, and her award-winning video was shown during the annual business meeting of the society during its annual research conference held in Scottsdale, AZ, in October 2019. Dingus will receive her award during the 2020 annual research conference scheduled in October 2020, in St. Petersburg, FL.
For more information: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=s6Z-oejwYkI&feature=youtu.be
Congratulations to Nova Southeastern University’s Anesthesiologist Assistant – Tampa Class of 2019!! All graduates passed their board exam on the very first attempt which extends the Tampa AA program streak to four consecutive years with a 100% first time pass rate on their boards!
Six students from NSU’s College of Pharmacy traveled over 1,000 miles to Guatemala to provide pharmacy care to those in an underserved community.
“This medical mission trip is so much more than what I signed up for,” says Gabriella Nieves-Mártir, a P3 student from our Puerto Rico Regional Campus. She continues, “It’s not just the knowledge you acquire and/or get to apply, is the complete experience that brings joy to you and plants a seed inside to keep wanting to help others.”
Hong-Chun (Amelia) Yeh, a P4 student from the Fort Lauderdale/Davie Campus who also attended the trip says, “This experience has broadened my horizons in the world of pharmacy and has nourished me to be a more caring person in my daily life.”
The College of Pharmacy prides itself in providing our students experiences beyond the classroom with the aim of preparing them to dominate in the profession while improving health globally.
For more information: https://www.facebook.com/joseshands/photos/a.2583950108324106/2583955208323596/?type=3&theater
NSU Tampa Bay AA Program faculty and students celebrate the 2019 Anesthesia Trivia victory.
The 2019 American Academy of Anesthesiologist Assistants (AAAA) conference, held in the beautiful city of Indianapolis, proved to be a historical moment for NSU’s Tampa Bay Anesthesiologist Assistant Program. The Anesthesia Trivia competition, held annually during the conference, is an opportunity for all AA programs to test their existing knowledge and didactic training against all others. A team of four first-year students is selected to represent each program for the anesthesia trivia challenge. For the first time in the program’s history, NSU’s Tampa Bay AA program brought home the victory before a crowd of hundreds that included AAs, anesthesiologists, students, alumni, faculty, and directors from all AA programs.
The competition got off to a great start for all programs but NSU Tampa Bay quickly established the lead and never left room for the competition to catch up. The conference auditorium was filled to capacity with cheering in support of each program. Alumni joined their respective programs in celebration by wearing shirts specifically made for the team trivia challenge. However, no cheers were louder than those from NSU, especially as it became apparent that the win was inevitable. After two fierce rounds of competition, NSU Tampa Bay finished in first place and begin to revel in what would become a historical moment for the program.
From left, AA Tampa Bay Anesthesia Trivia Team, Michael Bean, Joshua Dulong-Bays, Aaron Pingel, and Nawreen Jahan