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State of the College of Health Sciences Address,2014: All Hands on DeckShelley C. MishoeOld Dominion University, [email protected]

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All Hands on DeckState of the College Address

Shelley C. Mishoe PhDDean, College of Health Sciences

August 20, 2014

State of the College Themes AY 2011 Navigating the Waters AY 2012 Sailing Into the Future AY 2013 Voyaging to the Waypoint AY 2014 All Hands on Deck

All hands on deck is a naval term meaning everyone on the ship get on deck (top of the ship) because something is going on that everyone is needed. Term is often used in an emergency when all hands available are needed to tie masts, steer, throw water out, release the anchor etc. The term is also used to indicate that the involvement of all members of a team is required.

• “A man should learn to sail in all winds”

Italian Proverb

Looking back-Annual Report

Overall Enrollment & Degrees

Total Headcounts* Degrees Awarded*

*SOURCE: OFFICE OF INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH

Undergraduate EnrollmentUndergraduate Enrollment by Program

Total Headcount by Program: Undergraduate Students

Undergraduate Degree Completion


Master’s Enrollment

Total Headcount Breakdown: Graduate Students


Doctoral Enrollment


Total Headcount Breakdown: Graduate Students

Graduate Pass Rates on Credentialing/Licensure Exams

Overall Pass Rate


Grant Funding

Number of Grants Grants Awarded


Grants Awarded over the past five years

$11,642,279

Major Gifts and Annual Giving


Financial Status


Statewide Faculty Recognition

• Dr. Carolyn Rutledge, director of the Old Dominion University Doctor of Nursing Practice, was selected as a recipient of a 2014 Virginia Outstanding Faculty Award from the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV).

University Awards• Kimberly Adams Tufts, associate professor of

nursing, and Harry Zhang, associate professor of community and environmental health, received Diversity Champion Awards from the ODU Office of Institutional Equity and Diversity in spring 2014.

• Richard Heller, professor of medical diagnostic and translational sciences, received the Frank Reidy Award for outstanding contributions to the field of bioelectrics.

• Lynn Wiles, assistant professor of nursing, was selected as Most Inspirational Faculty Member by Sarah Howells, the college’s Academic Achievement Student in 2014.

College of Health Sciences Awards

• Excellence in Teaching Award: Donna Rose, School of Nursing.

• Outstanding Adjunct Faculty Teaching Award: Patricia Lynch-Epps, School ofCommunity and Environmental Health.

• Outstanding Faculty Professional Service Award: Elizabeth Locke, School of Physical Therapy and Athletic Training.

Accreditations• James English, associate professor

in environmental health, led the BSEH program to another successful re-accreditation this spring semester. The program is accredited by the National Environmental Health Science and Protection Accreditation Council.

• Nathaniel Apatov, associate professor of nursing, led the Nurse Anesthesia Program study and on-site review.

Faculty Promotions• Richard Heller, Medical Diagnostic and Translational

Sciences, designated as Eminent Scholar

• Carolyn Rutledge, Nursing, promoted to professor

• Bonnie Van Lunen, Physical Therapy and Athletic Training, promoted to professor

• Mariana Szklo-Coxe, Community and Environmental Health, awarded tenure and promoted to associate professor

• Denise Isibel, Nursing, promoted to senior lecturer

• Janice Hawkins, Nursing, promoted to senior lecturer

Faculty Recognition• Richardean Benjamin, associate dean, was elected vice president of the Virginia

Nurses Association (VNA) and selected to serve as a member of the Ongoing Treatment and Support Workgroup of the Governor’s Taskforce on Improving Mental Health Services and Crisis Response.

• Michele Darby, Eminent Scholar and professor emeritus of dental hygiene, received the Esther Wilkins Lifetime Achievement Award at the American Dental Hygienists’ Association meeting in June 2013.

• Steven Becker, professor of community and environmental health, was appointed by the National Academy of Sciences to serve on a new scientific panel examining cancer risks in populations living near nuclear facilities. He also received a 2013 Award for Meritorious Service from the Conference of Radiation Control Program Directors.

• James English, associate professor of community and environmental health, was elected to the National Association of Environmental Health Academic Programs board of directors for a two-year term.

• Katie Ferrara, academic advisor, received a National Academic Advising Association Certificate of Merit as an outstanding new advisor, Oct. 2013

• Janice Hawkins, lecturer of nursing, in 2014 received the National Academic Advising Association Region 2, Outstanding Advising Award and also received the ODU Faculty Advisor of the Year Award in 2013.

• Dean Shelley Mishoe, elected to the board of directors of the Association of Schools of Allied Health Professions.

• Roy Ogle, professor of medical diagnostic and translational sciences, and Lisa Koperna, lecturer of physical therapy, were selected as Entsminger Fellows to promote and teach entrepreneurship.

• Bonnie Van Lunen, associate professor of athletic training, received the 2014 National Athletic Trainers’ Association Distinguished Educator Award (given to one AT educator from its 53,000 members)

Faculty Recognition

Staff and Preceptor Awards

• Lauren Arlaud, of the School of Dental Hygiene and Lillian Thompson of the School of Community and Environmental Health, received the Outstand Staff Member awards from the College of Health Sciences.

Staff Achievements

• Trina Hawkins completed a second year as Hourly and Classified Employee (HACE)president, served on the President’s Diversity Champion Award Selection Committee and attended the Virginia statewide Banner conference.

• Lillian Thompson was recognized as ODU’s 2014 Hourly and Classified Employee (HACE) Staff Member of the Year at the annual HACE awards ceremony.

• Laura Thom was honored as ODU’s 2014 HACE Rookie Staff Member of the Year during the annual awards ceremony.

• Gordon Ward received a Waste Management Facility Operator License, Class I & III, in December 2013.

Looking Ahead-Strategic Plan

Enhance our academic and research excellencebuilding a national and international reputation

Support student success

from first point of contact through graduation and beyond

Enrich the quality of university life through academic, athletic & social activities, and human

resource development

Engage with the greater communitythrough social, intellectual, and cultural activities

Create an entrepreneurial cultureto catalyze economic development

ODU Strategic Goals 2014-2019

Progress Toward Goal Completion

Strategic Plan Indicators

STRATEGIC GOAL PROGRESS

Enhance our academic and research excellence

Support student success

Enrich the quality of university life

Engage with the greater community

Create an entrepreneurial culture

COHS Vision

To advance healthcare education and research through interdisciplinary and global connections.

COHS Values

Strategic Plan 2014-2019 ProcessBroad representation:

COHS Advisory Board Strategic Planning Committee

Chair Patrick Devine (Williams Mullen) Debbie Bauman (Dean Office Support) Jo Anne Burke (CHKD) Don Combs (EVMS) Ray Pentecost (President, Design & Health) Gary Yates (Sentara) David Young (Retired Orthopedic Surgeon)

Faculty via the Schools’ Meetings School of Community and

Environmental Health School of Dental Hygiene School of Medical Diagnostics and

Translational Sciences School of Nursing School of Physical Therapy and Athletic

Training

Chairs Council Shelley Mishoe (Chair) Debbie Bauman (Co-chair) Richardean Benjamin (Co-Chair) Kimberly Adams Tufts Susan Daniel (SODH) Gianluca De Leo (Faculty Senate, 2013) Scott Sechrist (Faculty Senate, 2014) Karen Karlowicz (SON) Roy Ogle (SMDTS) Deanne Shuman (SCEH) Martha Walker (SPTAT) Muge Akpinar Elci (Ad Hoc, CGH) Manisha Harrell (Ad Hoc, Advancement)

Staff SupportConnie Davis (Meetings, Minutes, Documents)

Proposed Goals-Chairs Retreat 8/14/14

COHS Strategic Plan

STRATEGIC GOAL PROGRESS

Enhance our academic excellence

Advance new knowledge

Create an interprofessional education and practice culture

Engage with the greater community

Create an entrepreneurial culture

New Initiatives

Interprofessional Education Collaborative (IPEC) Monarch Physical Therapy-9/24 Grand Opening Center for Global Health Graduate Certificate Program-New this Fall Faculty and Student International Fellowships-

Study Abroad Community Engagement “Let’s Move”

DNP Programs (BS to DNP) PhD Program in Clinical and Translational Sciences

(CTS) PhD Program in Kinesiology and Rehabilitation

Sciences (KRS)

Initiatives Under Consideration

School or Institute for Public Health Health Coach Program BS in Public Health Program BSRT Completion Program (respiratory therapy) Health Informatics Graduate Certificate Cord Blood Bank Eye Clinic Nursing Consortium PhD Program

Remember to Enjoy the Present!

Sunset on the Elizabeth River, Norfolk, May 22, 2011

Let’s Have a Great Academic Year,Go Monarchs!

New Faculty & Staff Introductions and Welcome

Old Dominion UniversityCollege of Health Sciences

Dean’s OfficeDr. Kimberly Adams Tufts

Assistant Dean for Interprofessional Education. She will lead the implementation of the recommendations and goals from the IPE Task Force to further incorporate interprofessional education in COHS curricula to achieve the core competencies of communication, teamwork, ethics and understanding of roles and responsibilities in the health professions. Dr. Adams Tufts will continue to teach courses in the School of Nursing and work with the Center for Global Health, in addition to her new role as the Assistant Dean for IPE. She and the Director of the Center for Global Health, along with faculty in the center and schools, will develop interprofessional global health experiences as one of many strategies to advance interprofessional education and practice.Dr. Adams Tufts will appoint an Interprofessional Education (IPE) Advisory committee that will work with her, the chairs council and the faculty to facilitate IPE initiatives within the college and our communities.

Center for Global Health

Dr. Kathy Simms

Research Associate, Center for Global Health, received a Ph.D. in Education in 2010 from Old Dominion University and a Ph.D. in Finance in 1996 from the University of Georgia. She also earned a M.T.A. in Tax Accounting and a B.S. in Accounting, in 1988 and 1987 respectively, from the University of Alabama. Previously at Old Dominion University, she was a Grant Development Specialist with the Office of Research.

School of Community and Environmental Health

Dr. Manasi Sheth-Chandra

Assistant Professor of Community and Environmental Health, received a Ph.D. and M.S. in Computational and Applied Mathematics, Statistics, in 2011 and 2010 respectively, from Old Dominion University. Previously she was a Statistician at Booz Allen Hamilton and an Adjunct Assistant Professor at Old Dominion University.

School of Dental HygieneDr. Susan J. DanielAssociate Professor of Dental Hygiene and Chair of the School of Dental Hygiene, received a Ph.D. in Clinical Health Sciences in 2013 from the University of Mississippi, and M.S.Ed. In Curriculum and Instruction in 1979 from the University of Kentucky and a B. S. in Dental Auxiliary Teacher Education in 1977 from the University of North Carolina. Previously she was an Assistant Professor in the Department of Dental Hygiene College of Allied Health at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center.

School of NursingMr. Chad M. Driscoll

Lecturer of Nursing, received a Master of Health Science in 2002 from La Roche College, a Certificate in Nurse Anesthesia in 2002 from St. Francis Hospital and a B.S.N. in 1997 from St. Louis University. Previously he was a part-time Simulation instructor for the Nurse Anesthesia Program and is also the Lead Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist at Sentara Careplex and Sentara Bayside Hospital.

Dr. Adrienne Grant Hartgerink

Lecturer of Nursing, received a Doctorate of Nursing Practice in 2011 for the University of Minnesota, an M.S. in Nursing in 1997 from Uniformed Services University and a B.S. in Nursing in 1987 from James Madison University. Previously she was Assistant Director of the Nurse Anesthesia Program at Old Dominion University.

School of Nursing

Ms. Amy M. WagnerLecturer of Nursing, received an M.S. in Nursing in 2009 from Old Dominion University and a B. S. in Nursing in 2006 from Virginia Commonwealth University. Previously she was an Assistant Professor at Paul D. Camp Community College and also an Adjunct Faculty member at ECPI University.

School of Physical Therapy and Athletic Training

Dr. Johanna M. Hoch

Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy and Athletic, Training received a Ph.D. in Rehabilitation Sciences in 2012 from the University of Kentucky, an M.S. in Recreation Sports Science in 2008 from Ohio University and a B.S. in Human Performance and Sports Sciences in 2006 from Ohio Northern University. Since 2012, she has served as Administrative Assistant for the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education (CAATE) and Director of Clinical Education, Post Professional Athletic Training Program as well as Assistant Adjunct Faculty in the School of Physical Therapy and Athletic Training at Old Dominion University.

School of Medical Diagnostic and Translational Sciences

Mr. Anthony J. Pachuta

Lecturer of Ophthalmic Technology, received a M. A. in Human Resource Development in 1999 from Webster University and a B.S. in Secondary Education Grades 7-12 in 1983 from the University of Concord. In 2013, he received a B.S. in Health Sciences from Old Dominion University and completed the Ophthalmic Technology program at Eastern Virginia Medical School. Previously he was an Ophthalmic Clinical Instructor at Eastern Virginia Medical School.

Ms. Lori J. Wood

Assistant Professor of Practice, Ophthalmic Technology, received an M.S.Ed. and a B.S. in Health Sciences, in 2012 and 1998 respectively from Old Dominion University and completed the Ophthalmic Technology Program from Eastern Virginia Medical School/Old Dominion University in 1997. Previously she was Director and Assistant Professor of the Ophthalmic Program at Eastern Virginia Medical School/Old Dominion University and an Adjunct Faculty member at Old Dominion University.

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State of the College of Health Sciences Address, 2014: All Hands on DeckShelley C. MishoeRepository Citation

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