Nurse Faculty Fellowship Program Application |
Educators Advancing Health Equity
2024 Application: Nurse Faculty Fellowship Program
Applications Due December 1, 2023
Applications Due December 1, 2023
Program Begins January 16, 2024
The Nurse Faculty Fellowship Program is a 12-month program that uses a coordinated approach to address the multifaceted roles of the nurse educator in the areas of teaching, learning, leadership, and research.
The Nurse Faculty Fellowship Program is a 12-month program that uses a coordinated approach to address the multifaceted roles of the nurse educator in the areas of teaching, learning, leadership, and research.
In collaboration with a mentor, the program supports the transition of nurses to the nurse educator role and empowers educators to teach and evaluate learning using a multicultural lens that bridges learning to the health care needs of society.
Nurses who seek to create learning environments that address contemporary issues and advance health equity should apply. Applicants must receive academic-leader support to apply to the Nurse Faculty Fellowship program, identify a mentor, and commit to attending each four-hour monthly seminar held virtually once a month.
Program Criteria
Applicants must:
- Possess a master’s degree from an accredited program
- Be a licensed registered nurse
- Have a minimum of six months of experience as a nurse educator by January 1, 2024
- Submit letter of support from the academic leader
- Provide tuition payment of $4,000 after acceptance into the Fellowship
Program Outcomes
The NFF Program anticipates the following outcomes:
- Integrate multicultural teaching and learning strategies that cultivate cultural intelligence and inclusive excellence.
- Assess student learning and teaching effectiveness by utilizing evidence-based assessment and evaluation strategies in varied settings.
- Differentiate methods for curriculum design and evaluation of program outcomes.
- Create empowering learning environments that align with the principles of equity pedagogy and invite multiple learner perspectives.
- Demonstrate self-care to achieve teaching, service, and research commitments.
- Facilitate conversations that challenge teachers, learners, and staff to dismantle structural racism, mitigate unconscious bias, and advance health equity.
NFF Application
- Due December 1, 2023
- Upload letter of support from the academic leader (less than 250 words)
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- The letter from the academic leader should include relevant attributes of the applicant, how the program will support the applicant's seminar attendance, mentor-mentee relationship, scholarly activities throughout the program, and support the tuition fee.
- Upload letter of support from a faculty mentor (less than 250 words)
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- The faculty mentor must agree to serve in the formal role of a mentor and have a minimum of two years of experience at the institution. Faculty mentors are expected to provide feedback and work with the fellow throughout the program.
- Upload CV (no more than five pages)
- Upload summary with responses to the following (less than 500 words)
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- Why do you want to attend the Nursing Faculty Fellowship program?
- Please describe which program outcomes interest you the most and why?
- What trends in nursing education do you find most interesting?