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 Ellen Dawson
Ellen Dawson , PhD, ANP
Phone: (202) 994-5192
Department Chair
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 Brenda Sheingold
Brenda Sheingold , PhD., RN
Phone: 202-994-4832
Program Director
What attracted me to George Washington University was its ability to be flexible and open to addressing the evolving opportunities in a rapidly changing health care system in the United States. My professional interests are healthcare quality, organizational change and workforce culture. I strive to understand the needs and circumstances of adult learners (as one myself) and enjoy supporting the success of my students. My academic philosophy is reflected in this quote, “The most important breeze that blows . . . is your own current of thought.”
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 Catharine Kopac
Catharine Kopac , PhD, DMin, CGNP, RN
Phone: (202) 994-1673
Associate Professor
I am an associate professor within the Department of Nursing Education and I have just joined the faculty as of August 2007. My first love is geriatrics and I have focused on the care of older adults since my early graduate school days in the 1970s. I recently completed a Doctorate in Ministry at Wisdom University in San Francisco, Calif., where my dissertation focused on the use of narrative to study transformation in the lives of professional nurses. I maintain a clinical practice as a nurse practitioner, ethicist consultant in Adult Protective Service in Fairfax County in Virginia.
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 Judy Ng
Judy Ng , PhD, MPH
Phone: 202-657-6567
Assistant Professor
One of the most enjoyable parts of the teaching process is watching an individual take on board a range of new skills and knowledge, regardless of learning style or prior experience. This is especially relevant in health policy and research, where the knowledge base evolves swiftly,and where colleagues and students can bring so many unique perspectives to bear.
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 Joe Velez
Joe Velez
Phone: 202-994-7795
Administrative Manager
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Kelly Hart
Phone: 202-994-0010
Executive Coordinator
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