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N312 Course Information
Students will 1. begin to define for
themselves the value of a baccalaureate degree in
nursing by developing a series of essays to
self-assess their computer competency, clinical
expertise, professional experience, and academic
and career goals. 2. achieve proficiency at
using the Internet for participating in learning
activities in this course, and for accessing
information. 3. use technology and
learning methodologies effectively to aid them in
pursuing their university education, e.g., library
resources for information access, APA style sheet,
and computer technology. 4. establish a theoretical
foundation of nursing that includes a perspective
on contemporary issues in nursing and exposure to
selected theories of nursing. 5. apply principles of
critical thinking in professional communication.
6. apply theories of teaching
and learning to the development of patient teaching
plans. 7. collaborate effectively
with others to achieve desired common
outcomes. How
to Contact Instructor: Professor
Thomas Nolan Office: Nichols 134 (aka The
Center for Teaching and Professional Development,
located in the southeast corner of Nichols
Hall). Office telephone:
707-664-2830 E-mail:
thomas.nolan@sonoma.edu During the work week (Monday
through Friday) I access my e-mail messages many
times each day. Normally, if you post an e-mail
message to me during the day, I should get back to
you within several hours. On weekends, I usually
access my e-mail messages from home at least once
each morning and evening. FAX: 707-664-4463 Office Hours: I'm generally
in my office during the time assigned for this
course (Tuesdays, 10:00 AM -12:40 PM) for drop-in
visits. I'm also usually in my office during the
noon hours on Monday through Thursday. I'm there
hit and miss at many other times too. I'm usually
not on campus on Fridays. The best way to see me is
to make an appointment by e-mailing or calling me
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