Read about three book chapters written by ISU faculty and are now available to Open Access, thanks to the deal between Milner Library and IGI.
ISU authors flip book chapters to Open Access
Tag: Faculty
Wound care training model: an ISU and Carle BroMenn collaboration
How do you teach wound care staging to nurses and go beyond two-dimensional pictures for learning? Develop a collaborative relationship with Illinois State University Professor Dr. Chris Merill.
Milner Library tackles textbook affordability for Birds Give Back
For Birds Give Back 2022, Milner Library will be raising funds to help address student textbook costs.
Mennonite College of Nursing honors December graduates, award winners
Mennonite College of Nursing at Illinois State University recently honored December graduates and three award winners at an event held at the Alumni Center.
Google Dataset Search: Using open access tools during the research process
Open access is often discussed in terms of publishing but can also be part of the research process.
Milner Offers Workshops for CTLT Summer Institute
Milner Library faculty will facilitate a variety of workshops as part of CTLT’s Summer Institute.
Life in the FNP sequence of the BSN-DNP program: An interview with Jessica Sullivan
Ever wonder what it’s like to work towards a Doctorate of Nursing Practice? Or how to balance going back to school with your family or busy work schedule? We sat down with Dr. Jessica Sullivan—a two-time MCN grad and MCN’s FNP sequence leader for the DNP program—to learn more about how the FNP sequence of the program is structured and who should consider earning a DNP.
What MCN expert Dr. John Blakeman wants you to know about your heart
Celebrate Heart Month in February by learning more about symptoms of heart disease—and how you can prevent it.
Milner Library signs first-ever read and publish agreement
Milner Library is pleased to announce a three-year open access agreement with Cambridge University Press.
Inside MCN professor Harrison Krebs’s experience caring for ICU COVID patients during Winter Break
Before the COVID-19 pandemic, Harrison (BSN ’11) might have spent Winter Break visiting family members or traveling. Instead, he signed a five-week contract to work in the ICU.
