The nursing faculty are committed to the academic, professional, and personal growth of students, and recognize that students bring their own unique needs and interests to the classroom. All full-time faculty possess advanced nursing degrees at the master's and doctoral levels reflecting their expertise in a variety of specialties including adult, family, and community health. As part of the need for students to fully appreciate the roles and responsibilities for which the professional nurse is accountable, faculty incorporate a variety of teaching methodologies, including distance modalities and self-directed learning strategies. Field trip experiences are also utilized to expand students' awareness of what it means to be a liberally educated professional nurse. Through all learning experiences, students are encouraged to develop leadership insight and skills with which to promote social justice and to advance professional issues through endorsement of the humanities.
Gagne, Diane
Administrative Assistant I
Office: 241 Nadeau Hall
Extension: 7580
Email: diane.gagne@maine.edu
Madore, Christy
Assistant Professor of Adult Health Nursing
Office: Nadeau 223
Extension: 8625
Email: christy.madore@maine.edu
Potvin, Denise
Nursing Resource Manager
Office: 128 Nadeau Hall
Extension: 8622
Email: denise.potvin@maine.edu
Radsma, Jenny
Associate Professor of Nursing
Office: 228 Nadeau Hall
Extension: 7586
Email: radsma@maine.edu
Biography
Sleeper, Tanya
Asst. Professor of Adult Health Nursing
Office: Nadeau 223
Extension: 7582
Email: tanya.sleeper@maine.edu
Biography
Soucy, Erin
Interim Director of the Division of Nursing
Instructor of Nursing
Office: 230 Nadeau Hall
Extension: 7830
Email: esoucy@maine.edu
Biography
White, Diana
Assistant Professor of Mental Health Nursing
Office: 222 Nadeau Hall
Extension: 8607
Email: dianaw@maine.edu
Biography