Cecilia McVey ’72, associate director of Nursing and Patient Services at the VA Boston Healthcare System, receives the 2015 Dean Rita P. Kelleher Award at the Connell School of Nursing reunion.

"Engaging Communities with Research: From Discovery to Dissemination"

Mar 16th, 2015 1h 12m

Community-based research engages individuals and institutions in local communities during every phase of research.

“Organizational Leadership: Experiencing Empowerment through Authenticity”

Nov 10th, 2014 1h 3m

Maureen Gormley ’85, chief operating officer of the National Institutes of Health Clinical Center, talks about authenticity in leadership as part of the Connell School of Nursing's Pinnacle Lecture Series.

“Organizational Leadership: Experiencing Empowerment through Authenticity”

Nov 10th, 2014 1h 3m

Clinical Nursing Leadership at the Crossroads

Nov 4th, 2013 52m 45s

Maureen McCausland ’72, M.S. ’77, senior nursing administrator at MedStar Health, provides an overview of how large health care systems balance attention to patients with a continuously evolving business landscape. She also talks about what nur

Family Journey, Recovery, and Resilience: A Caregiver’s Perspective

Apr 10th, 2013 45m

Author Lee Woodruff speaks to more than 300 people gathered in the Yawkey Center about the journey she and her family embarked on after her husband, journalist Bob Woodruff, suffered a near-fatal traumatic brain injury while on assignment in Ir

Pinnacle Lecture: A Nursing Agenda in the Age of Health Care Reform

Apr 10th, 2012 1h 9m

Karen Daley, M.S.'04, Ph.D.'10, president of the American Nurses Association, delivers the Connell School of Nursing's Pinnacle Lecture, titled "Leading the Charge: A Nursing Agenda in the Age of Health Care Reform."A perfect storm of fac

What America Can Learn from Swiss Health Care

Nov 4th, 2009 48m 54s

Sabina De Geest, professor of nursing and director of the Institute of Nursing Science of the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Basel, Switzerland, discusses the Swiss health care systemâs infrastructure, outlines the health benefits r

Forensic Applications in Anthropology

Nov 4th, 2009 1h 47m

Ann Marie Mires teaches at Anna Maria College in Paxton, Massachusetts, and also at Bay Path College in Longmeadow, Massachusetts. She discusses the field of forensics, relating it both to analysis of ancient human remains as well as its applic

Batterers Who Kill

Oct 6th, 2009 1h 52m

David Adams, a co-director of Emerge, an organization in Cambridge, Massachusetts, that provides counseling and education related to domestic violence, discusses his research regarding domestic homicides. The program is sponsored by the Forensi

Engineering Microbial Metabolism for Production of Anti-Malarial Drugs

Apr 15th, 2009 55m 3s

Jay D. Keasling, the Hubbard Howe Jr. Distinguished Professor of Biochemical Engineering at the University of California, Berkeley, discusses the causes and consequences of malaria and how scientists have successfully engineered the metabolism