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Scholarship Revisited: A Collaborative Nursing Education Program's Journey
Journal of Nursing Education, 2002ABSTRACT The Collaborative Nursing Program in British Columbia is a nursing education program composed of 10 partners, including five community colleges, four university colleges, and one university. The Board of Accréditation of the Canadian Association of University Schools of Nursing granted a 7 -year accreditation to the Collaborative ...
Janet, Storch, Lucia, Gamroth
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Evaluating Collaborative Digital Scholarship
2012This is an edited and peer-reviewed version of a talk given at the 2011 NINES Summer Institute, a National Endowment for the Humanities-funded workshop on evaluating digital scholarship for purposes of tenure and promotion, hosted by the Networked Infrastructure for Nineteenth-Century Electronic Scholarship.
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Collaborative Benefits of International Exchange Scholarships
Industry and Higher Education, 1996Consulting engineers Scott Wilson Kirkpatrick and the University of Reading established a TCS (Teaching Company Scheme) programme in 1993 to introduce the application of information technology to support project management methods used within the firm.
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DNP and PhD scholarship: Making the case for collaboration
Journal of Professional Nursing, 2019The Institute of Medicine calls for meaningful collaboration between doctor of nursing practice (DNP)- and doctor of philosophy (PhD)-prepared nurses to improve health outcomes.The purpose of this paper is to answer the questions: 1) how do Colleges of Nursing influence DNP and PhD collaboration for faculty and students?
Heide R, Cygan, Monique, Reed
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Collaborators and Partners: Librarians and Digital Scholarship
2017Digital Scholarship is an important and growing field in which librarians embed themselves in scholarly projects, not just as providers of a service but as partners and collaborators throughout the life-cycle of research. Instead of acting as consultants on the periphery of the research process, librarians can be involved at every stage of the process.
Snow, Jennifer, Ramos, Marisol
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Collaborative Pianists and a Spectrum of Scholarship
Journal of SingingAbstract: The silos that, in the past, may have kept distance between scholarship and performance are disintegrating. Now more than ever it is possible for pianists to identify areas of interest or research, to pursue those interests, and to freely share the results of this research via a variety of media.
Alison d'Amato, Elvia Puccinelli
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Into Active Voice: Seeking Agency through Collaborative Scholarship
2015The marginal status of contingent faculty members does not have to be a source of loneliness and dissatisfaction; through collaboration, contingent faculty members can find publication opportunities and the means of self empowerment. This is the story of how four contingent faculty began collaborating to improve their individual teaching and along the ...
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Introduction to the Scholarship of Engaged Collaboration
2017Taken together, these chapters extend an invitation to the reader to consider where the process of digital storytelling begins and ends and to explore the ways in which digital storytelling practices hold us accountable to one another. The chapters also invite us to consider both the limitations and possibilities of digital storytelling as a means by ...
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