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to require more of their nurses to have their BSN, as they are wanting nurses that have more knowledge in their field of study. You may, in the long run, decide you want to accomplish a Master’s Degree or even a PhD. A Master’s Degree will take you approximately two more years, and a PhD would take you approximately four more…

Mary Whiton Calkins. To some it is just a name, but to others it’s the name of a genius who changed the course of time and created doorways for others to follow. Specifically, she was a woman who wanted an education, and wouldn’t stop until she got it. She believed that there should be no discrimination against a woman in an educational setting and proved this by pushing against the boundaries and leaving pretty big footprints behind in the fields of psychology and philosophy. Thus, what did…

The Evolution of Nursing: Nurse Administrator Nurse administration is a nursing specialty that evolves the management of nursing staff and the business of healthcare facilities. Nurse administrators are leaders that blend the business of operating healthcare facility with healthcare expertise. A nurse administrator may work as a nurse manager, nursing supervisor, director of nursing, vice president of nursing, chief nursing officer, or any other nurse leadership role. A bachelor degree is the…

Bipolar Disorder Bipolar disorder (PBD) is a serious, disabling, and potentially life-threatening mental illness. The defining characteristics of the condition are alternating phases of depression and manic or hypomanic episodes. Mania is exclusive to bipolar I, while hypomania is associated with bipolar II. Description Statistics The most frequently used and widely accepted reference for classifying symptoms and diagnostic criteria of mental disorders is the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of…

6-Week, Home-Based Exercise Intervention for Cancer-Related Fatigue Self-management for Postsurgical Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer Patients”. The authors of the paper are Amy J. Hoffman, PhD, RN, Ruth Ann Brintnall, PhD, AOCN, APRN-BC, Jean K. Brown, PhD, RN, FAAN, Alexander von Eye, PhD, Lee W. Jones, PhD, Gordon Alderink, PhD, PT, Debbie Ritz-Holland, BSN, RN, OCN, Mark Enter, RN, OCN, Lawrence H. Patzelt, MD, & Glenn M. VanOtteren, MD. Research indicates…

first generation college student research. During this period, I delivered six presentations on the topic of first generation colleges students at five conferences and attended a conference on social mobility in higher education with peers from the PhD in Higher Education Program. The presentations I delivered at conferences between March 2017 and June 2017 focused on research relating to first generation college students. Conferences included • Mason Graduate Interdisciplinary Conference…

As a fist year PhD student in Landscape Architecture program, my experience about family life student life conflict is quite new. Nevertheless, I am married with a man, who is doing PhD, for four years, and was working full-time in DC area for two years, before I started to the program. I am also from Turkey, and currently a graduate assistant in the same program. Actually, I was expecting some conflict in my life before I started to the PhD, but not that much! Because I got married after I…

In 2001 the twin towers had been attacked by terrorist who were muslims, they had hijacked 3 planes and two of them hit twin towers causing them to be destroyed killing near to about 3,000 people.Many were outraged americans were outraged and turned to the fact that all Muslims where terrorist and had to be gone because, they had been the reason for 9/11.People had been stereotyping them calling them “dirty” or “evil”.They wanted them gone they wanted no part in their them or their beliefs and…

Having now spent some time as a PhD student with both research and teaching obligations, I realize that computer science focuses much more on research than teaching. Further, while I work as a teaching assistant for the department, the TA experience fails to match the expectations my…

other social responses in bonobos. Clay, Z., & de Waal, B. M. F. (2013). Bonobos respond to distress in others: Consolation across the age spectrum. PLoS ONE, 8(1), 1-13, doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0055206 The authors of this paper both completed PhD and post-doctoral work on bonobos and other primate communication.…