Leslie M. Mayrand, Ph.D W. Ave N /ASU Station #10902 San Angelo, TX (voice) or 2631 (FAX) leslie.mayrand@angelo.

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1 Leslie M. Mayrand, Ph.D W. Ave N /ASU Station #10902 San Angelo, TX (voice) or 2631 (FAX) leslie.mayrand@angelo.edu RANK PROFESSOR/TENURED LICENSURE Registered Nurse, State of Texas since 1977 RN License Number Pediatric Clinical Nurse Specialist (Texas B.N.E. - Recognized) EDUCATION 12/87 University of Texas at Austin Ph.D. in Nursing Clinical Major: Maternal-Child Health Functional Area: Clinical Research 5/79 University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio Master of Science in Nursing Clinical Major: Maternal-Child Health Functional Area: Education 5/77 Incarnate Word College (San Antonio, Texas) Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Cum Laude Bachelor of Arts in Drama, Cum Laude ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS Angelo State University, College of Nursing and Allied Health, San Angelo, TX July 2008-Present Dean Responsible for administrative duties for newly established College, currently consisting of the Departments of Nursing and Physical Therapy. Angelo State University, Department of Nursing, San Angelo, TX June 2003-July 2008 Professor and Department Head Responsible for administrative duties for NLNAC-accredited Associate of Applied Science in Nursing degree, online RN-BSN degree, and online Master of Science in Nursing degree programs with more than 300 majors, 22 faculty members, and 7 staff members. Responsible for teaching graduate nursing education courses including Curriculum and Instruction and Roles of the Teacher.

2 Graduate Level Director, Professor Responsible for the overall operation of the Graduate Nursing Program. Supervised the development, implementation, and evaluation of the graduate nursing curriculum. Responsible for teaching a number of graduate nursing courses. Facilitated and evaluated faculty involvement in each aspect of the curriculum process. Further responsibilities included liaison with faculty of other departments regarding interdisciplinary participation and collaboration with other level directors, Department Head, and University Graduate Council Department Head, Associate Professor Responsible for administrative duties for NLNAC-accredited Associate Degree in Nursing and RN-BSN degree programs with more than 400 majors, 26 faculty members, 8 staff members, and a newly implemented Master of Science in Nursing degree program with over 30 enrolled students Assistant Department Head, Associate Professor Taught clinical and lecture courses at the AASN and RN-BSN level. Assisted the Department Head in carrying out administrative responsibilities of the Nursing Department including the implementation of University and departmental policies, supervision of student admissions, recruitment of students, curriculum development, and advisement. Served as the chairman for the Master of Science in Nursing program development, with primary responsibility for developing the written proposal. Taught a full course load at the baccalaureate level including Trends, Women s Health, and Nursing Research Associate Professor, Half-time Responsible for a number of courses in the BSN program including Nursing Research, Trends, and Women s Health Assistant Professor Responsible for a number of courses in the B.S.N. program including Nursing Research, Trends, Physical Assessment, Community Health, and Management. Responsible for Pediatric lectures at the Associate Degree level. Served as co-chairman, NLN Accreditation Self-Study Committee (BSN). SCHOLARSHIP FUNDED GRANTS 2009 $150,000 Texas department of state services grant for the addition of mental health services at the San Jacinto school-based clinic

3 $1.3Million Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board Nursing Innovation Grant to establish an Online LVN-RN Transition Program (with J. Louder and L. Ross). $36,000 Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) grant for the Nurse Faculty Loan Program (with J. Louder and K. Plum). Assisted the Texas Tech Foundation in securing a $350,000 grant from the San Angelo Health Foundation for start-up costs for the new College of Nursing and Allied Health (with K. Plum). $186,000 San Angelo Health Foundation grant to establish a Gait Lab 2007 $21,000 DHHS grant for Professional Nurse Traineeship (with J. Louder) $150,000 San Angelo Health Foundation grant for an upgrade of Blackboard (with J. Louder, R. McClung) 2006 $200,000 San Angelo Health Foundation grant to establish a High-Fidelity Simulation Center (with J. Louder). $150,000 Meadows Foundation grant to establish a High-Fidelity Simulation Center (with J. Louder). $10,000 Angelo State University Research Development grant to develop a proposal to study the impact of student experiences with high-fidelity simulation and clinical confidence levels upon entering the RN workforce (with P. Osmanski). $30,686 Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) grant for the Nurse Faculty Loan Program (with J. Louder). $50,000 Shelton Family Foundation grant on behalf of the San Angelo. Independent School District (SAISD) for expansion of school-based clinic to Family Wellness Center (with L. Ferguson). $19,600 DHHS for Professional Nurse Traineeships (with J. Louder). $8,000 Angelo State University Technology Development grant to develop/program high-fidelity simulation scenarios (with P. Osmanski). Consultant, 3 million (5-year) federal abstinence education grant to Shannon Health and Wellness $9,000 Angelo State University Research Enhancement Grant for a qualitative study on the image of the nurse in children s literature. $46,000 Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) grant for the Nurse Faculty Loan Program. $218,000 San Angelo Health Foundation grant on behalf of SAISD for renovation of a space to house the school-based clinic (with Linda Ferguson, Susan Wilkinson, Patsy Prettyman-SAISD). $18,412 DHHS grant for Professional Nurse Traineeships. $39,961 THECB Nursing Innovation Retention Grant 3

4 PUBLICATIONS AND REVIEWS Revised Nursing Concepts 4. A Comprehensive Study Guide to Aid in Preparation for the Excelsior College Examination, Spring Revised Nursing Concepts 6. A Comprehensive Study Guide to Aid in Preparation for the Excelsior College Examination, Spring Increasing RN Graduates in Texas: A Report to the 79 th Legislature by The Task Force to Increase RN Graduates in Texas (Dr. Leslie M. Mayrand, Chair) October, Increasing RN Graduates in Texas: A Report to the 79 th Legislature by The Task Force to Increase RN Graduates in Texas (Dr. Leslie M. Mayrand, Chair) October, Update: Committee to Increase RN Graduates, (with Justin Louder) in Texas Nursing, January Reviewer: Middle School Health, 2005, by Holt, Rinehart, and Winston. Reviewer: High School Health, 2004, by Holt, Rinehart, and Winston. Reviewer: Patient Education: Principles and Practice, 5 th Edition, by Rankin & Stallings, Lippincott, Chapter 2: Health Promotion: Models and Applications to Patient Education. Chapter 3: Integration of Cultural Systems and Beliefs. Reviewer: Holt Science and Technology, Texas Edition, Grade 7 Pupil s Edition - Grade 8 Pupil s Edition - Grade 7 Annotated Teacher s Edition - Grade 8 Annotated Teacher s Edition Nursing Care of Clients With Major Health Problems (Part II). A Comprehensive Study Guide to Aid in Preparation for the Regents College Examination Health Restoration: Area I (Baccalaureate Level). Published by Chancellor s Learning System, Spring Nursing Care of Clients With Major Health Problems (Part I). A Comprehensive Study Guide to Aid in Preparation for the Regents College Examination Health Restoration: Area I (Baccalaureate Level). Published by Chancellor s Learning System, Spring

5 Reviewer: Human Values in Health Care: The Practice of Ethics by Richard Wright, McGraw Hill Book Company, Administering Pediatric Medications in Nursing Pediatric Patients, Springhouse: Nursing Photobook Series, Annie is Alone-Caring for the Pediatric Patient Who Has Lost a Parent, The American Journal of Maternal Child Nursing, July/August, RESEARCH Factors Associated with Success in an Accelerated LVN-RN Transition Program Factors Associated With Retention of Nursing Students in Texas, a project funded by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. The Image of the Nurse in Children s Literature, a project funded by an ASU Research Enhancement grant Factors Associated With Compliance With Recommended Annual Mammograms. (Co-investigator with Dr. Greg Dunham) Attitudes of High School Seniors Toward Nursing as a Profession Factors Associated With Bullying Behavior in Elementary Students Factors Associated With Obesity in Children Living in Rural Texas Texas Counties Factors Associated With Parents Noncompliance With Immunization Schedules for Children Under the Age of Two Needs and Priorities of Working Women in San Angelo, Texas. A Study funded by Giant Steps for Children Effect of Nurse Phone Contact on the Frequency of Performance of Breast Self-Examination Effectiveness of Three Nursing Interventions on Smoking Behavior of Pregnant Women During the First Trimester. STATE AND NATIONAL PRESENTATIONS 4/2007 Certification of Nursing Faculty-Has the Time Come? A presentation at Promoting a Successful Transition from Applicant to Registered Nurses-A Student Success Conference, Houston, TX. 5

6 10/2006 Increasing RN Graduates in Texas. A presentation to the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, Austin, TX. 9/2006 Increasing RN Graduates in Texas. A presentation to the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board s Academic Excellence and Research Committee, Odessa, TX. 9/2005 Increasing RN Graduates in Texas. A presentation to the Texas Organization of Deans and Directors in Nursing, Austin, TX. 11/2004 Maintaining Individual Scholarship. A speech presented at the American Association of Colleges of Nursing Executive Development Series, San Antonio, TX. 9/2003 Back to the Future: 25 Years of Perinatal Advances. A speech presented at the Texas Perinatal Association s 10 th Annual Update in Perinatal Care Conference. 9/2002 Going Completely Online.... The Good, the Bad, and Keeping It from Getting Ugly. A workshop presented at the National League for Nursing s Educational Summit, Los Angeles (with Dr. Patricia Hutchinson). SELECTED REGIONAL SPEECHES/SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS CONDUCTED 8/2007 Nursing Education-Challenges and Solutions. A speech presented at the West Texas Legislative Summit. San Angelo, TX. 11/2006 Facilitating Change The Good, the Bad, and Using Humor to Keep it From Getting Ugly. A speech presented at the Social and Health Services Coalition Annual Seminar. San Angelo, TX 11/2005 Women Working with Women. A speech presented at the Social and Health Services Coalition Annual Seminar. San Angelo, TX 12/2003 How Can We Laugh at a Time Like This? Using Humor in Therapeutic Relationships. A speech presented at the Social and Health Services Coalition. San Angelo, TX. 3/2001 The ABC s of Grantwriting- a workshop presented through ASU s 7/2002 Division of Continuing Studies. 5/2001 Grantwriting - a seminar presented at the United Way s Multicultural Leadership Seminar. 9/2001 Grantwriting - a seminar presented at the District Convention of Meals for the Elderly Providers. 6

7 10/2001 My Momma Always Said-Never Put All Your Eggs in One Basket. A seminar on fundraising presented at the District Convention of State School Volunteers. SERVICE INVOLVEMENT IN PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS Member, American Nurses Association Member, Texas Nurses Association Member, National League for Nursing Member, American Association of Colleges of Nursing DEPARTMENT/UNIVERSITY COMMITTEES DEPARTMENT OF NURSING COMMITTEES Graduate and Undergraduate Curriculum Committees Continuing Education Committee NLN-Accreditation Committee RN-MSN Proposal Committee Peer Review Committee Recruitment and Retention Committee AASN/BSN Curriculum Committee Chair AASN/BSN Faculty Affairs Committee AASN/BSN Student Affairs Committee 1998-present MSN Curriculum Committee Chair MSN Faculty Affairs Committee UNIVERSITY COMMITTEES Student Fee Committee Dean s Council University Curriculum Committee 2008 Chair, University Distance Education Committee Council of Academic and Student Affairs (CASA) University Curriculum Committee International Education Committee 2007 Chair, Tenure Committee-Dr. Shelly Weise (Physical Therapy) 7

8 College of Sciences Curriculum Committee Deans and Department Heads 2001 Physical Therapy Admissions Committee 2000 University Self-Study - Graduate Education University Master Plan - Structure & Governance Graduate Council Carr Scholarship Committee University Financial Aid Committee 1996 University Core Curriculum Committee College of Sciences Curriculum Committee Spring, 1995 VPAA Search Committee 8