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Leadership Academy

NCNA Leadership Academy

Do You Have What It Takes To Be A Leader?

 

NCNA announces the 2013 NCNA Leadership Academy participants.

Kathleen Ashton, Durham   Carrie Edgison, Charlotte
Margaret Bowers, Durham
Kristie King, Asheville
Charlotte Craig, Gastonia
Susan Lane, Shelby
Julie DelCasino, Charlotte
Ashley Moore, Charlotte
Suzette Dennis, Monroe
Lisa Soltis, Raleigh
Allison Dimsdale, Durham
Diamond Staton-Williams, Harrisburg
Terri Dorn, Sanford
Julie Stratton, Concord
Cynthia Eaton, Littleton
Tomika Williams, Greensboro



The inaugural class of the NCNA Leadership Academy was recognized on October 3, 2012 at the NCNA Convention Awards Luncheon. Graduation marked the final step in a journey that began for the inaugural class one year ago when they submitted their applications to the program.

Recognizing that leadership development is an essential element in the process of advancing the profession, the Leadership Academy was created in response to the recommendations cited in the Institute of Medicine’s national report, The Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health (2010). Through this program, NCNA will identify emerging nurse leaders from across the state, encourage them with a series of leadership workshops, and assist in sharpening their skills so that they will exert a strong positive influence on the future of nursing and the healthcare industry.  


NCNA’s leadership academy is housed within NCNA’s charitable arm, the North Carolina Foundation for Nursing, and is a high-intensity, competitive application leadership development program for nurses to prepare them for positions of strategy and influence, especially as they relate to changes recommended in the national IOM Future of Nursing report. The program places a premium on educating, mentoring and grooming nurses to serve as active leaders in a variety of positions (i.e. state and local government boards/commissions, elected office, hospital boards/leadership, community boards, etc.).


NCNA Leadership Academy, Class of 2012

May Cheung, Charlotte
Patricia Beckman, Asheville
Deborah Aldridge, Albemarle
Martica Craven, Seagrove
Dianne Daniels, Stanfield
Christopher Golding, Greensboro
Mary A. Graff, Raleigh
Shepeara Hall, Pittsboro
Phyllis Justus, Davidson
Martha Mills, Garner
Katherine Pereira, Apex
Linda Stanton, Marshall
Margaret Crutchfield, Cary
Anne Derouin, Raleigh
Valarie Gatlin, Grimesland
Sara Hubbell, Cary

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