|
Nursing graduate student wins top university award
May 2, 2006
May 01, 2006 -- from MSU News Service
BOZEMAN - A graduate student who has explored the role of
spirituality in women with chronic illness has won one of two
Montana State University Foundation's 2006 Graduate Achievement
Awards. Each recipient will receive $500 and be recognized at MSU
Honors Night.
Master's student, Outstanding Graduate Achievement Award
Jenaneta Hampton of Belgrade, a student in the MSU College of
Nursing's Family Nurse Practitioner master's program. A student
with a perfect 4.0 GPA, Hampton wrote her thesis on "Women,
Spirituality and Chronic Illness." Findings from the thesis were
presented at the Western Institute of Nursing and found to be
pertinent to clinical practice. In addition, an article she
co-wrote with Clarann Weinert, MSU nursing professor, about
spirituality in rural women with chronic illness was published in
the journal Holistic Nursing Practice. A staff nurse at Bozeman
Deaconess Hospital and an adjunct clinical instructor in the
College of Nursing, Hampton also is a mother and sings in the
Bozeman Symphony Choir. She plans to pursue a doctorate in
nursing.
Contact: Jennifer Miller (406) 994-4145
|
