College of Nursing

Victoria Niederhauser, Dean
Mary Gunther, Executive Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
Lynda Hardy, Associate Dean for Research
Tami Wyatt, Director of Graduate Studies and Chair of MSN Program
Sharon Davis, Chair of DNP Program
Sandra P. Thomas, Chair of PhD Program

http://con.utk.edu

Professors
Beebe, L., PhD – Kentucky
Farr, G., PharmD – Tennessee
Hall, J., PhD – San Francisco
Hardy, L., PhD – North Carolina (Chapel Hill)
Niederhauser, V., DrPH – Hawaii
Thomas, S., PhD – Tennessee
Thompson, K., PhD – Maryland
Wyatt, T., PhD – Virginia

Associate Professors
Brown, M., PhD – Tennessee
Gaylord, N., PhD – Tennessee
Gunther, M., PhD – Tennessee
Hardesty, P., PhD – Florida
Hutson, S., PhD – Maryland
Myers, C., PhD – Tennessee
Roman, M., PhD – Kentucky

Assistant Professors
Abdoli, S., – Iran
Blackburn, L., DNP – Tennessee
Bland, T., DNP – Tennessee
Bonom, J., DNP – Tennessee
Brown, A., MSN – Alabama (Birmingham)
Chyka, D., DNP – Tennessee
Davis, S., DNP – Tennessee
Durbin, T., DNP – Tennessee
Embler, P., PhD – Tennessee
Evans, G., MSN – Tennessee
Harris, R., PhD – Tennessee
Helton, S., MSN – Texas
Hodges, M., DNP – Tennessee
Holston, E., PhD – New York
Koszalinski, R., PhD – Florida
Lasater, K., DNP – Tennessee
Lindley, L., PhD – North Carolina (Chapel Hill)
McArthur, P., PhD – Tennessee
Mixer, S., PhD – Northern Colorado
Mountain, B., DNP – Tennessee
Newnam, K., PhD – Virginia
Ramsey, G., DNP – Tennessee
Taylor, S., DNP – Tennessee
Umberger, R., PhD – Tennessee
Wright, K., DNP – Loyola (New Orleans)

MAJOR			DEGREES
Nursing			MSN
	Adult Health Nursing Clinical Nurse Specialist concentration
	Family Nurse Practitioner concentration
	Mental Health Nursing concentration
	Nurse Anesthesia concentration
	Nursing Administration concentration
	Nursing of Women and Children concentration
Nursing			DNP
	Family Nurse Practitioner concentration
	Mental Health Practitioner concentration
	Nurse Anesthesia concentration
	Nursing Administration concentration
	Nursing of Women and Children concentration
Nursing			PhD
Graduate Certificate Programs
	Adult Health Nursing Clinical Nurse Specialist
	Family Nurse Practitioner
	Health Policy
	Mental Health Nursing
	Nurse Anesthesia
	Nursing Administration
	Nursing Education
	Nursing of Women and Children

The College of Nursing was established in July 1971. The master’s program was initiated in 1976 and approval for the doctoral program was granted in 1988. For more information, contact the Director of MSN or PhD Program, The University of Tennessee, College of Nursing, 1200 Volunteer Boulevard, Knoxville, Tennessee 37996-4180; (865) 974-4151.

College research efforts are coordinated through the Center for Nursing Research.

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