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Dr. Carol Harrison is the founding chair of the Division of Nursing and is entering her eighth year in this position. She has taught Introduction to Professional Nursing and Health, Foundations of Nursing Care, Senior Seminar I and II, and the Practicum while at SHC. Having served as an Associate Dean for a number of years in a large university, she is happy to be at SHC where there is individualized attention and the classes are small. Visit her web page. |
| Carol Harrison, RN, EdD |
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Dr. Meg Cole is an Associate Professor of Nursing. She has taught at SHC for five years and has been in academia since 1978. She teaches Fundamentals, Maternity and Pediatric Nursing. She holds a Masters and Doctorate from the University of Alabama in Birmingham. Visit her web page. |
| Meg Cole, RN, DSN | |
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Dr. Terry Mathers is an Associate Professor of Nursing. She has taught at SHC for 11 years and has been in academia since 1990. She teaches Normal and Therapeutic Nutrition, Community Mental Health, Community as Client, and Health & Aging. She holds a Masters from the University of South Alabama and d Doctorate from Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center. Visit her web page. |
| Terran Mathers, RN, DNS | |
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Dr. Ola Fox is an Associate Professor of Nursing. She has been in academia since 1989. She teaches graduate nursing courses and is the Director of the Graduate Nursing Program. She holds a Master of Science in Nursing and post-masters Gerontological Nurse Practitioner/Clinical Nurse Specialist certificate from the University of South Alabama and a Doctor of Nursing Science from Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center in New Orleans, LA. |
| Ola Fox DNS, APRN | |
| Marylee Bressie | Marylee Bressie teaches Adult Health, Foundations, Leadership, and Critical Care. She obtained her Masters degree from the University of South Alabama. She is certified in Critical Care and Emergency Nursing and is Regional Faculty for the American Heart Association for Basic Life Support, Advanced Cardiac Life Support and Pediatric Life Support. |
| Marylee Bressie (2006) Instructor – MSN, University of South Alabama, 1995 | |
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Janet Niemi Chubb is an Assistant Professor of Nursing. She has ten years of experience as a nurse educator having taught at the Medical College of Georgia and North Georgia College and State University. She has fifteen years experience in healthcare leadership roles as CEO, CNO and Director of Clinical Services. She holds a Master of Science in Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing from the University of Utah in Salt Lake City, Utah and a Doctor of Health Sciences from Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, FL. |
| Janet N. Chubb (2006) Assistant Professor—DHSc, Nova Southeastern University, 2006 | |
| Christy Davidson | Christy Davidson - Bio |
| Christy Davidson (2006) Instructor -- MSN, University of Mobile, 1998 | |
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Jacquelin Laraway is a first-year Instructor teaching NUR 301 Health Assessment, NUR 330 Adult I, and NUR 302 Pharmacology. She also acts as clinical instructor for NUR 420 Adult II, as well as assistant faculty for NUR 201 Nutrition and NUR 300 Foundations. As well, she will coordinate the online version of NUR 301 Health Assessment (bridge course). She received a B.A. from the University of South Alabama in Psychology in 1989. She then completed her B.S.N. at the University of Mobile in 1991. In 1996, she obtained the Master of Science in Nursing degree from the University of South Alabama, completing both the Clinical Nurse Specialist and Adult Acute Care Nurse Practitioner tracts. |
| Jacquelin Laraway (2006) Instructor – MSN, University of South Alabama, 1996 | |