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Profile
| Phyllis Chapin has taught at Ball State University since 1999. She currently teaches both the classroom and clinical components for Basic Concepts in Nursing, more commonly known as Fundamentals, in the undergraduate baccalaureate program. Phyllis has also taught in adult health, management, nursing seminar, and assisted in the simulation laboratory. She is the liaison for the Honors in Nursing program, as well as the faculty representative of the Nursing Alumni Board. Phyllis received the School of Nursing Outstanding Teaching Award for the School years 2002-2003 and 2003-2004. Phyllis utilizes humor in both the classroom and clinical settings. She believes learning should be fun as well as challenging. Phyllis teaches her students that nursing is truly a caring profession.
Education:
| Degree |
Year |
Major/Minor |
University |
| M.S. |
1999 |
Nursing Education |
Ball State University |
| B.S. |
1989 |
Nursing |
Ball State University |
| A.S.N. |
1983 |
Nursing |
Indiana University |
Professional Organizations / Memberships / Certifications:
- Indiana State Healthcare and Education Training (ISHET)
- National League for Nursing (NLN)
- Sigma Theta Tau International, Beta Rho Chapter
Courses Taught:
- NUR 101 Medical Terminology
- NUR 103 Health Behaviors: Cultural Variations
- NUR 224 Role Transition
- NUR 232 Basic Concepts
- NUR 299E Dosage Calculations
- NUR 330 Adult Health 1: Nursing Across the Adult Lifespan
- NUR 340 Adult Health 2
- NUR 423 Seminar
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