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COMMENCEMENTCelebrating Dedication and Service to CommunityFRIDAY, MAY 6, 2022
GRADUATION WITH HONORS(Undergraduates only)In order to qualify for Graduation with Honors, an undergraduate student must have takena minimum of 56 credit hours at Barry University, carrying letter grades of A, B, C, or D, andmust have maintained a cumulative grade point average of 3.50 or above.Cum Laude – minimum grade point average of 3.50 (C)Magna Cum Laude – minimum grade point average of 3.70 (M)Summa Cum Laude – minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.90 (S)VETERAN MILITARY AND FIRST RESPONDER STUDENTSStudents who served in the Armed Services of the United States of America or serve as firstresponders (H)LEGACY STUDENTSStudents who have at least one family member who is an Alumna or Alumnus ofBarry University (L)ACADEMIC ROBES AND REGALIAThe pageantry and color of an academic convocation such as today’s commencementcome to us from medieval times when academic robes and regalia were adapted fromecclesiastical garb. Most robes were black to symbolize the democracy of scholarship, sincethey cover any dress or rank of social standing worn beneath. Bachelors’ gowns are cut withlong pointed sleeves; masters’ gowns feature closed slit sleeves, and doctors’ gowns arefull-cut with double-belled sleeves and bars of velvet trim. Some universities haveauthorized doctoral gowns in a single color that is representative of the institution, such asBarry University’s scarlet.The hood, originally a simple cowl attached to the gown, bears the heaviest symbolism of theacademic costume. The hood’s lining displays the colors of the university that granted thedegree. Silver, black and red in the inner lining of the hood denotes a Barry University degree.The bordering color indicates the field of learning (or faculty) in which the degree wasearned. The square cap, or mortarboard, originated in the 13th Century at the University ofParis and came to England in Tudor times. Earlier caps were round and reserved for doctoraldegree holders. This velvet cap is still worn by doctors, except those with degrees in theology.Doctoral tassels are usually gold and other degrees are represented by black, but in recentyears tassels have come to match the border of the hood to indicate the field of learning.Some of the colors you may see today are:Arts, Letters, HumanitiesBusinessEducationFine ArtsLawMusicNursingOccupational Therapy-WhiteDrabLight BlueBrownPurplePinkApricotInkPhilosophyPhysical EducationPodiatric MedicinePublic AdministrationPublic HealthScienceSocial WorkTheology-Dark BlueGreenNile GreenPeacockSalmonGolden YellowCitronScarlet
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM10:00 AM CEREMONYACADEMIC PROCESSIONPomp and CircumstanceElgarMarshal/WelcomeCeleste Landeros, PhDChair, Faculty SenateProfessor of English and HumanitiesInvocationRev. Cristobal Torres, OP, DMinUniversity ChaplainNational AnthemGiselle Elgarresta Rios, DMASopranoProfessor of MusicGreetings from the Board of TrusteesGregory F. Greene, MBA ’88Chairperson, Board of TrusteesRetired- EVP and ChiefAdministrative Officer RyderSystem Inc.Greetings from the Alumni Board of DirectorsJaime Lizotte, BS ’05, MS ’19President, Alumni Boardof DirectorsHR & Tax Compliance SolutionsManager ComplyRight, Inc.Introduction of Honorary Degree RecipientsJohn D. Murray, PhDProvostHonorary DegreesDoctor of Humane Letters, honoris causaMaximo “Max” AlvarezPresident, Sunshine GasDistributors, Inc.Doctor of Humane Letters, honoris causaDr. Marvin DunnPresident, Miami Center forRacial JusticeDoctor of Humane Letters, honoris causaCheryl Little, Esq.Americans for Immigrant JusticeCo-Founder and Executive DirectorDoctor of Humane Letters, honoris causaSister Patricia Siemen, OP, JDPrioress, The Adrian DominicanSistersDoctor of Humane Letters, honoris causaJoy TaylorFOX Sports Television and Radio Host
Commencement SpeakerJoy TaylorFOX Sports Television and Radio HostPresentation of Sister Linda BevilacquaPresident’s Award for Outstanding SeniorCeleste Landeros, PhDChair, Faculty SenateProfessor of English andHumanitiesPRESENTATION OF THE GRADUATESCollege of Arts and SciencesRick Jimenez, PhDAssociate Dean forUndergraduate StudiesCollege of Nursing and Health SciencesJohn McFadden, PhDDeanAndreas School of BusinessBogdan Daraban, PhDDeanAdrian Dominican School of EducationJill Farrell, EdDDeanEllen Whiteside McDonnell School of Social WorkMaria Teahan, PhDInterim DeanPresident’s Remarks and Conferralof Barry DegreesMichael S. Allen, PhDPresidentBenediction/Alma MaterGiselle Elgarresta Rios, DMASoprano,Professor of MusicNarratorCeleste Landeros, PhDChair, Faculty SenateProfessor of English and Humanities
COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER & HONORARY DEGREESJOY TAYLOR, FOX Sports Television and Radio HostA Barry University alumna and an accomplished national media personality, Joy Taylorexemplifies the University mission, achieving professionally while putting into practice thevalues we live and teach at Barry.Taylor co-hosts Fox Sports’ “The Herd with Colin Cowherd” as well as the popular Joy TaylorShow on Fox Sports Radio Saturdays 2-4PM ET. Before catapulting to the national stage,she spent several years in Miami radio. She also previously served as the host of “ThursdayNight Live” and “Fantasy Football Today” on CBSSports.com. Taylor got her start in radio atBarry University though, hosting her own radio show “The Noise” on the University stationwhile earning her degree.Last year, Taylor established a scholarship for Barry students pursuing a bachelor’s degreein Communication disciplines in order to support the next generation of journalists andbroadcasters. She noted at the time that a personal goal of hers is to foster diversity in theindustry, adding that Barry helped her achieve her dreams. Joy Taylor recently establishedthe Joy Taylor Foundation.Ms. Taylor will address our graduates as Commencement Speaker and will receive anHonorary Doctor of Humane Letters.MAXIMO “MAX” ALVAREZ, President, Sunshine Gas Distributors, Inc.A self-made success story, Max Alvarez emigrated to the United States from Cuba aloneat the age of 13 as part of Operation “Pedro Pan.” Today, he is the owner and founder ofSunshine Gas Distributors, one of the largest gasoline distributors in the state of Florida. Inhonor of his humble beginnings, Alvarez makes it a point to support the community and hisindustry by way of philanthropy and advocacy.He has served in a variety of capacities with the Florida Petroleum Marketers Association,Hope for Vision, the Transplant Foundation, The First Tee, the Miami Children’s Hospital andthe Muscular Dystrophy Association. Additionally, he founded the Centro Hispano Catolico,a day care center for children in need and serves as a trustee of the Pedro Pan Group andFlorida State University. He previously received an Honorary Doctor of Law from BelmontAbbey College.Most recently, Alvarez committed 2 million to the Barry University Institute for ImmigrationStudies, an academic center dedicated to the study and understanding of the multiculturalSouth Florida immigrant experience. Among other things, this gift establishes the MonsignorBryan O. Walsh Directorship at the Institute.Mr. Alvarez will receive an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters
DR. MARVIN DUNN, President, Miami Center for Racial JusticeA former naval officer, a renowned historian, an expert on race and ethnic issues and acommunity advocate, Dr. Marvin Dunn has dedicated his career to preserving and sharingFlorida’s Black history. He taught in the Department of Psychology at Florida InternationalUniversity for more than three decades, retiring as Chairperson of that Department. Heauthored Black Miami in the Twentieth Century and A History of Florida: Through BlackEyes. He also co-authored The Miami Riot of 1980: Crossing the Bounds and is the producerand director of three documentary films. Additionally, he possesses an extensive collectionof photographs and artifacts documenting the history of Blacks in Florida and the violentRosewood Massacre in Levy County in 1923.Beyond his passion for the preservation of history, Dr. Dunn’s service includes the foundingof Roots in the City, an urban gardening program, and the founding of the Dr. Marvin DunnAcademy for Community Education, a public high school for at-risk students.In 2021, Dr. Dunn founded the Miami Center for Racial Justice along with a group ofcommunity advocates for racial justice and peace. The Center focuses on preserving andtelling the stories of racial violence in Florida and working toward racial reconciliation andhealing.Dr. Dunn will receive an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters.CHERYL LITTLE, ESQ., Americans for Immigrant Justice Co-Founder and Executive DirectorCheryl Little, Co-Founder and Executive Director of Americans for Immigrant Justice (AIJustice), is a pioneer and leading expert on immigration law. A steadfast human rightsadvocate, her work in immigration dates back to the mid-1980’s when she graduated fromlaw school and began working at the Haitian Refugee Center.Little co-founded AI Justice, an organization that champions rights of immigrants includingunaccompanied children and survivors of trafficking, in 1996 and has served as ExecutiveDirector since its inception.She has received numerous honors and awards for her work and has authored severalpublications on the topic of immigration.Ms. Little will receive an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters.SISTER PATRICIA SIEMEN, OP, JD, Prioress, The Adrian Dominican SistersThe Prioress of the Adrian Dominican Sisters, Sister Patricia Siemen is a passionate voicefor the rights of all creation. She is the founder and former executive director of the Centerfor Earth Jurisprudence at Barry University School of Law, an initiative advancing laws andpolicies designed to protect the systems, species and entities that sustain life on Earth andadvocating for the recognition that all creatures and natural systems have their own rightsto “exist and flourish.”A civil attorney, Sister Pat’s early ministries included being a community organizer in ruralTennessee, where she assisted disenfranchised African Americans, and working in a parishministry with the Latino community.She has also been a legal services attorney for migrant workers in south Florida; a staffattorney for the Voting Section of the Civil Rights Division, United States Department ofJustice; and director of the Earth Ethics Institute at Miami-Dade College.Sister Pat will receive an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters, which will be awarded inabsentia.
CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATIONCollege of Arts and SciencesHONORS PROGRAMBrianna LopezGraduating Summa cum LaudeBachelor of Arts in EnglishHonors ThesisHow Academic Identity is Linked to First-Year Students’Ability to Effectively Write Academic DiscourseAnaya RuizGraduating Magna cum LaudeBachelor of Science in BiologyHonors ThesisHow the COVID-19 Pandemic Highlighted RacialDisparities and Unequal Access to HealthcareWalter MacWatersGraduating Summa cum LaudeBachelor of Arts in Philosophy andBachelor of Science in Political ScienceHonors ThesisThe Right to Privacy in Contemporary AmericaDOCTOR OF MINISTRYThe Reverend Chaim José Rodriguez AbramowitzBachelor of Arts, Interamerican University of Puerto RicoMaster of Divinity, Wesley Theological SeminaryThesis ProjectBendita Virgen Lead the Way: Roman Catholic MarianApparitions as a Model of Solidarity and AccompanimentWithin the U. S. Hispanic/Latine Protestant ContextCristóbal Torres, OPBachelor of Arts, Rutgers UniversityMaster of Social Work, New York UniversityMaster of Arts, Barry UniversityMaster of Divinity, Aquinas Institute of TheologyThesis ProjectFrom Word to Praxis through Image: TransformativePreaching through Art at Barry University, Miami Shores, FLSchool of EducationDOCTOR OF EDUCATIONGloria M. ArciaLBachelor of Science, Florida International UniversityMaster of Business Administration, Barry UniversityDoctoral DissertationCritical Review of Sophomore Athlete’s Persistence toImprove Retention and Overall OrganizationalPerformance
Amanda BethellBachelor of Arts, College of the BahamasMaster of Science, Barry UniversityDissertation in PracticePerformance Improvement Through Job Skills TrainingLisa GonzalezBachelor of Arts, Warner UniversityMaster of Arts, Webster UniversityDissertation in PracticeThe My Advisor Compass: A First- Year StudentExperience ProgramMonique Andrea HinseyBachelor of Science, Belmont UniversityMaster of Science, Nova Southeastern UniversityDissertation in PracticePartnerships for College Success: A CollaborativeApproach to Transitioning First Year StudentsCoral E. Kemp-JohnsonBachelor of Arts, College of the BahamasMaster of Science, Ashford UniversityDoctoral DissertationStrategic School Leadership for Improved Teacher MoraleDenise Marie JohnsonLBachelor of Arts, University of Central FloridaMaster of Science, Indiana UniversityDoctoral DissertationGrowing Teachers for Tomorrow’s Classrooms: RecruitingWithin School SystemsKimberly LoweBachelor of Science, University of the West Indies, MonaMaster of Science, University of the West Indies, MonaDissertation in PracticeFaculty Preparation Program for New and ContinuingStudent Success InstructionLoretta M. MackeyBachelor of Science, University of the BahamasMaster of Science, Barry UniversityDissertation in PracticeImproving the Transfer Process for Employees in aLaw Enforcement AgencyWillissa Nyobi MackeyBachelor of Education, College of the BahamasMaster of Education, Kent State UniversityDoctoral DissertationReducing Teacher Stress: Evaluation of aMindfulness-Based Training ProgramJustin Michael Shawn PinnBachelor of Arts, Georgetown UniversityMaster of Science, Johns Hopkins UniversityDoctoral DissertationLearning From the Roses that Grew From Concrete: AnAfterschool Program Evaluation for Wakanda AfterschoolAlexandria Roberts-BoweBachelor of Arts, College of St. BenedictMaster of Arts, University of St. ThomasDoctoral DissertationThe Impact of Contact Hours and Teacher Strategies onStudent Performance in High School BiologyJoel Robert TurinettiBachelor of Science, University of MichiganMaster of Science, University of New MexicoDissertation in PracticeImproving Onboarding in a Location and InformationRestricted Environment
Joyce Michelle WhitakerBachelor of Administration, Barry UniversityMaster of Administration, Barry UniversityDissertation in PracticeOrganizational Leadership and Learning with aSpecialization in Human Resource DevelopmentJacquelyn Kathie Williams-ArgyleBachelor of Science, Florida Memorial UniversityMaster of Arts, University of St. ThomasDoctoral DissertationEmploying Alternative Measures to Corporal Punishmentin Junior High SchoolDOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHYTheresa Over AlburyBachelor of Liberal Studies, Barry UniversityMaster of Arts, Barry UniversityDoctoral DissertationExamining the Impact of Technology on FacultyDelivering Virtual and Blended Speech Communicationand English Composition CoursesAnn Marie Lowe-AllenBachelor of Health Services Administration, Florida International UniversityMaster of Science in Health Service Administration, Florida International UniversityMaster of Science in Nursing, Barry UniversityDoctoral DissertationPerceived Value of Higher Education Among FourGenerational Cohorts of Registered NursesIsabel Diaz AyersBachelor of Science in Nursing, University of MiamiMaster of Science in Nursing, University of MiamiDoctoral DissertationNurses’ Experiences When Caring for Patients withCo-Occurring Substance Use DisorderRuben CaceresBachelor of Arts, Barry UniversityMaster of Arts, Florida International UniversityDoctoral DissertationManifestations of Heteronormative Power in SecondaryPublic School English DiscourseVanady A. DanielsBachelor of Science, Grambling State UniversityMaster of Science, Barry UniversityDoctoral DissertationAn Investigation of Summer Reading Performance andPrincipals’ Perceptions of Retention and Assessment ofThird GradersXiaoxi DongBachelor of Education, Beijing Sport UniversityMaster of Education, University of MacauDoctoral DissertationMeasuring Middle-School Students’ Physical Literacy:Instrument DevelopmentStephanie Pacheco GarciaBachelor of Education, Barry UniversityMaster of Education, Barry UniversityDoctoral DissertationComparing Predictors of Performance of ElementaryStudents on Statewide Standardized Assessments
Ocxanne JeanBachelor of Science, Florida International UniversityMaster of Science, Florida International UniversityDoctoral DissertationSecond Language Learners’ Experiences in Fully OnlineComposition Courses in Community CollegesLesley Lynn KopsickBachelor of Science, Barry UniversityMaster of Education, National Louis UniversityDoctoral DissertationSurvivors’ Academic and Social-Emotional LearningExperiences within the Troubled Teen IndustryBrittany Lee-WrightBachelor of Arts, Florida UniversityMaster of Arts, Barry UniversityDoctoral DissertationNot Easily Broken?: Africana Christian Women,Misogynoir, and Counter-Storytelling NarrativesRobert LusardiBachelor of Arts, Oxford UniversityMaster of Business Administration, Harvard UniversityMaster of Arts, Oxford UniversityDoctoral DissertationWhat Works in Educating Inner-City Children? AnExamination of the Public Schools in Central HarlemStacia Glennea Marie MingBachelor of Science, Barry UniversityMaster of Science, Barry UniversityDoctoral DissertationStakeholders’ Perceptions Regarding the Experience ofNationality Diversity on Intercollegiate Athletic TeamRacheal Alberta NobleBachelor of Arts, Purdue UniversityMaster of Arts, Adler School of Professional PsychologyDoctoral DissertationExamining the Relationship Between Gender Role Identityand Wellness Among African American WomenPaula Andrene PowellBachelor of Arts, University of West IndiesMaster of Science, Florida International UniversityDoctoral DissertationExploring Jamaican Teachers’ Subjectivities inPostcolonial Education: An Autoethnography andNarrative InquiryClarence V. Walker, Jr.Bachelor of Science, Florida State UniversityMaster of Science, Florida State UniversityDoctoral DissertationNarratives of My White High School Students of AfricanAncestry Speak Out on Social StudiesMelissa-Marie ZiriniBachelor of Arts, University of Central FloridaMaster of Arts, University of DenverDoctoral DissertationFaculty Experiences with Generation Z Students inHigh Intensive Research Institutions
College of Nursing and Health SciencesDOCTOR OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPYJill CampbellBachelor of Arts, North Carolina State UniversityMaster of Science, Barry UniversityCapstone ProjectIntegration of Occupational Therapy Services in AdolescentSuicide Prevention and Survivors Intervention ProgramSandra ChreimBachelor of Science, Florida Atlantic UniversityMaster of Science, Barry UniversityCapstone ProjectThe Effectiveness of Occupational Therapy Interventionsto Improve Daily Living Skills and Reducing ReadmissionsAmong Older Adults with Congestive Heart FailureArlenys FriasBachelor of Arts, Florida International UniversityMaster of Science, Barry UniversityCapstone ProjectPatient Perspectives on Occupational Therapy ServicesProvided via Telehealth for Autistic ChildrenCarla Mathis-MalcolmBachelor of Arts, Columbia CollegeMaster of Education, Columbia CollegeMaster of Science, Barry UniversityCapstone ProjectEffectiveness of Sensory Integration Intervention forChildren with Autism Spectrum DisorderStephanie SommersBachelor of Science, Nova Southeastern UniversityMaster of Science, Barry UniversityCapstone ProjectEffects of Physical Activity to Prevent Depression inthe ElderlyDOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHYSadeg Taher AldolaimBachelor of Science in Nursing, King Saud UniversityMaster of Science in Nursing, University of San DiegoDoctoral DissertationMiddle Eastern and North African Immigrant ParentsCaring for Obese Children: A Phenomenological InquiryHana Helal AljuaidLBachelor of Science in Nursing, Prince Sultan MilitaryCollege of Health Sciences in Saudi ArabiaMaster of Science in Nursing Administration, University of Central OklahomaDoctoral DissertationThe Relationship Between Extended Work Hours andStress Among Nurses in Saudi Military HospitalsMargaret Uche BraideLBachelor of Science in Nursing, NOVA Southeastern UniversityMaster of Science in Nursing, NOVA Southeastern UniversityDoctoral DissertationHealth Belief Model as Predictor of the Intention toProstate Cancer Screening Among Nigerian MenLiving in South Florida
Yvanessa GeorgesBachelor of Science in Nursing, Nova Southeastern UniversityMaster of Science in Nursing, University of PhoenixDoctoral DissertationExperiences of Students in Degree-Seeking ProprietaryNursing Programs is South FloridaMarjorie Hardy-HibbertBachelor of Science in Nursing, Florida International UniversityMaster of Science in Nursing, Florida International UniversityDoctoral DissertationFirst-time Fathers of African American Ancestry in SouthFlorida with Postpartum Depression:A Phenomenological InquiryMarie JeromeBachelor of Science in Nursing, Florida International UniversityMaster of Science in Nursing, University of PhoenixDoctoral DissertationThe Lived Experience of Registered Nurses in Haiti Caringfor Patients with TuberculosisNadege JulesBachelor of Science in Nursing, Florida International UniversityMaster of Science in Nursing Family Nurse Practitioner- Board Certified, Barry UniversityDoctoral DissertationThe Impact of Structured Orientation on Role Transitionand Turnover Intentions of Advanced PracticeRegistered NursesShirelle Washington-FisherBachelor of Science in Nursing, Florida International UniversityMaster of Science in Nursing, Florida International UniversityDoctoral DissertationThe Relationship Among Health Beliefs, Knowledge, andthe Management of Hypertension in AfricanAmerican MenDOCTOR OF NURSING PRACTICESadeg Taher AldolaimBachelor of Science in Nursing, King Saud UniversityMaster of Science in Nursing, University of San DiegoDoctoral DissertationMiddle Eastern and North African Immigrant ParentsCaring for Obese Children: A Phenomenological InquiryHana Helal AljuaidLBachelor of Science in Nursing, Prince Sultan Military College ofHealth Sciences in Saudi ArabiaMaster of Science in Nursing Administration, University of Central OklahomaDoctoral DissertationThe Relationship Between Extended Work Hours andStress Among Nurses in Saudi Military HospitalsMargaret Uche BraideLBachelor of Science in Nursing, NOVA Southeastern UniversityMaster of Science in Nursing, NOVA Southeastern UniversityDoctoral DissertationHealth Belief Model as Predictor of the Intention toProstate Cancer Screening Among Nigerian Men Livingin South Florida
Yvanessa GeorgesBachelor of Science in Nursing, Nova Southeastern UniversityMaster of Science in Nursing, University of PhoenixDoctoral DissertationExperiences of Students in Degree-Seeking ProprietaryNursing Programs is South FloridaMarjorie Hardy-HibbertBachelor of Science in Nursing, Florida International UniversityMaster of Science in Nursing, Florida International UniversityDoctoral DissertationFirst-time Fathers of African American Ancestry in SouthFlorida with Postpartum Depression:A Phenomenological InquiryMarie JeromeBachelor of Science in Nursing, Florida International UniversityMaster of Science in Nursing, University of PhoenixDoctoral DissertationThe Lived Experience of Registered Nurses in Haiti Caringfor Patients with TuberculosisNadege JulesBachelor of Science in Nursing, Florida International UniversityMaster of Science in Nursing Family Nurse Practitioner- Board Certified, Barry UniversityDoctoral DissertationThe Impact of Structured Orientation on Role Transitionand Turnover Intentions of Advanced PracticeRegistered NursesShirelle Washington-FisherBachelor of Science in Nursing, Florida International UniversityMaster of Science in Nursing, Florida International UniversityDoctoral DissertationThe Relationship Among Health Beliefs, Knowledge,and the Management of Hypertension inAfrican American MenDOCTOR OF NURSING PRACTICE-ANESTHESIOLOGYPost Master’s DNP with Specialization in AnesthesiologyTondalaya BookerBachelor of Science in Nursing, University of Central FloridaMaster of Science Anesthesiology, Barry UniversityDoctoral ProjectPreoperative Warming for Prevention of Hypothermia inPatients for Arthroscopic Shoulder SurgeryJulyssa ColonBachelor of Science in Nursing, University of Puerto Rico at AreciboMaster of Science in Nursing, InterAmerican University of Puerto Rico Arecibo CampusDoctoral ProjectDeteriorating Preoperative Anemia in Geriatric Patientsand the Utility of a Noninvasive Continuous HemoglobinMonitorTenylle Allen CritchlowBachelor of Science in Nursing, University of VermontMaster of Science in Nurse Anesthesia, University of New EnglandDoctoral ProjectPerioperative Error Reporting for Patient SafetyEsma Frances EtanHBachelor of Science in Nursing, Florida State UniversityMaster of Science in Nursing, Florida International UniversityDoctoral ProjectPerception and Impact of Medical Errors among CRNAs
Wilhelmine Johanne EtienneBachelor of Science in Nursing, University of Central FloridaMaster of Science, Barry UniversityDoctoral ProjectRecognition of Ionizing Radiation Dangers in theOperating Room: A Quality Improvement ProjectTeresa FowlerBachelor of Science in Nursing, St. Francis College of NursingMaster of Science Anesthesiology, Barry UniversityDoctoral ProjectExploring Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Stigma amongAnesthesia Providers: A Mixed-Method ApproachPatricia GonzalezBachelor of Science in Nursing, University of Central FloridaMaster of Science Anesthesiology, Barry UniversityDoctoral ProjectIncreasing Awareness of Surgical Smoke Hazards (SSH)Among Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs)Brian HallBachelor of Science in Nursing, Middle Tennessee State UniversityMaster of Science, Middle Tennessee State UniversityDoctoral ProjectExpanding Scope of Practice for Certified RegisteredNurse Anesthetists in a Pediatric Hospital SettingKristyn IndgjerBachelor of Science in Nursing, Chamberlain College of NursingMaster of Science in Nursing, University of New EnglandDoctoral ProjectUnderstanding the Value of Interprofessional Education(IPE) in Advanced Practice Provider (ARP)Graduate ProgramsYvette JeffreyBachelor of Science in Nursing, Florida International UniversityMaster of Science Anesthesiology, Barry UniversityDoctoral ProjectIntroducing the Nurse Anesthesia Profession toUnder-Represented Minorities Who Work in aHealth-Care FacilityMarie Williams JulienBachelor of Science in Nursing, Wayne State UniversityMaster of Science in Nursing, Oakland UniversityDoctoral ProjectHow a Clinical Educator Certification Course isViewed by CRNAsCassendra KirkhomBachelor of Science in Nursing, University of South FloridaMaster of Science in Nursing, University of South FloridaDoctoral ProjectManometer Use to Reduce Postoperative Sore ThroatNatasha LeppanBachelor of Science in Nursing, California State University, San BernardinoMaster of Science Anesthesiology, Barry UniversityDoctoral ProjectThe Effects of an Educational Module on Providers’Attitudes towards Alpha-2 Agonist Use in NeuraxialAnesthesiaChristina Lyn Mandalis-DefourBachelor of Science in Nursing, Wayne State CollegeMaster of Science in Nursing, Oakland UniversityDoctoral ProjectClimate Crisis and Anesthetic Gases
Sigy Ann MathewBachelor of Science in Nursing, Molloy CollegeMaster of Science in Nursing, Barry UniversityDoctoral ProjectEvaluating the Effectiveness of Education on Recycling inthe Operating RoomTracy MillBachelor of Arts, Austin CollegeBachelor of Science in Nursing, Houston Baptist UniversityMaster of Science in Nursing, Florida State UniversityDoctoral ProjectA Proposed Revision to the Local Anesthetic Formularyto Add ExparelLissette MizrahiBachelor of Science in Nursing, Barry UniversityMaster of Science Anesthesiology, Barry UniversityDoctoral ProjectThe Benefits of Ketamine Administration for Chronic PainManagement by Anesthesia ProvidersPatrice S. PantinBachelor of Science in Nursing, John’s Hopkins UniversityMaster of Science Anesthesiology, Barry UniversityDoctoral ProjectEnhancing Clinical Faculty Mentorship Skills: Guidelinesfor SuccessKarin Kristen PhillipsBachelor of Science in Nursing, Valdosta State UniversityMaster of Science Anesthesiology, Barry UniversityDoctoral ProjectStandardizing the Level of Care in Response to MalignantHyperthermia in a Veteran’s FacilityCarlos A. Rosado-CortesBachelor of Science in Nursing, University of Puerto Rico at AreciboMaster of Science, InterAmerican University of Puerto Rico Arecibo CampusDoctoral ProjectEvaluating the Relationship between Social Media andGraduate Student Registered Nurse Anesthetists’Academic PerformanceAliette St. HilaireBachelor of Science in Nursing, Florida International UniversityMaster of Science Anesthesiology, Barry UniversityDoctoral ProjectConfronting Occupational Stress through Wellness andthe Human SpiritNilmarilys VegaBachelor of Science in Nursing, University of Puerto RicoMaster of Science in Nursing, InterAmerican University of Puerto RicoDoctoral ProjectPerspectives of Anesthesia Providers on Quality of CareProvided to Non-English Speaking Hispanic PatientsCarla WhiteBachelor of Science in Nursing, Florida Southern CollegeMaster of Science in Nursing, University of New EnglandDoctoral ProjectProduction Pressure and its Implications for AnesthesiaProviders and Patient SafetyArlene Michelle WilsonBachelor of Science in Nursing, Florida International UniversityMaster of Science Anesthesiology, Barry UniversityDoctoral ProjectPreoperative Anxiety in Adult Surgical Patients: AnAnesthesia Providers’ Evaluation of Enhanced Planof Care
Post Baccalaureate DNP with Specialization in AnesthesiologyIjeoma Chinwe AcharekeBachelor of Science, Clayton State UniversityBachelor of Science in Nursing, University of Central FloridaDoctoral ProjectThe Potential for Emotiona
long pointed sleeves; masters' gowns feature closed slit sleeves, and doctors' gowns are full-cut with double-belled sleeves and bars of velvet trim. Some universities have . Rutgers University Master of Social Work, New York University Master of Arts, Barry University Master of Divinity, Aquinas Institute of Theology .
