Let us know if you would like to help with a gathering in your hometown. There are many nursing developments to talk about. As you will read elsewhere in this issue, the School of Nursing has been approved for a much-needed new building, it has been okayed to offer the doctoral degree in nursing, and a nationwide search is under way for a new dean. Alumni assistance is critical during this exciting period of transition and growth. We could use your help in recruiting outstanding students for the undergraduate, master's, and doctoral programs - so please spread the word about your alma mater.
Annual alumni giving is essential.
Remember, January 1 and the time for making New Year's resolutions are just around the corner. Please add supporting your school to your list of good things to do in the coming year. Ga. - Norma Mash, RN, BSN, CETN, has brought honor to her alma mater through a dedicated and inventive approach to enterostomal care, wound care, and burn care. Who's Who, and both the President's Award and Woman of the Year Award from the International Association of Enterostomal Therapy. A member of Sigma Theta Tau, Mash has been a leader in the International Association of Enterostomal Therapy and developed the enterostomal therapy program at Kennestone Hospital.