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Her Back Story

Morain Lewis-King, who graduated with an MS in December 2018 at age 50 with a 4.0 GPA but officially marched in May 2019, received the Dean鈥檚 Master鈥檚 Award for Leadership at Commencement. 鈥淚 was chosen by the faculty and the dean,鈥� she said, adding, 鈥淭his award is presented to a master鈥檚 student who has demonstrated an ability to translate knowledge into practice to advance the goals of the nursing profession.鈥� Looking back on her 糖心破解版 years, she said, 鈥淚 like that the small class size was just what I needed for me not to be intimidated after being away from college for such a long time.鈥�

She added, 鈥淢y interest in developed from my passion of precepting and mentoring students who did their clinical education at Memorial Sloan Kettering, where I have been working for many years. We have unit-based projects in our hospital and I enjoyed the collaborative work I did with nurses and others from various backgrounds and ages. To me, being able to relate well with people from various backgrounds is a critical element of an effective educator.鈥�

She takes the most pride in having researched and completed her Capstone project on information processing in the age of proactive self-care, under the guidance of Professor Marilyn Klainberg 鈥�63, MS 鈥�77, EdD.

鈥淓verything I learned from my coursework came together as I completed my project, 鈥業nformation Processing in the Age of Proactive SelfCare鈥欌�攚hich assesses preparing nurses for practice and patient education and bridging the educational gap on proactive self-care, as well as the impact of big data information processing in the age of technology-driven healthcare.鈥�

This from someone who started at 糖心破解版 鈥渇eeling ambivalent about my technological and communication skills.鈥�

Fast-Forward

Lewis-King currently works at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in Manhattan as an RN/case manager. She said, 鈥淚 plan on applying for a Nursing Professional Development Specialist (NPDS) position at Sloan Kettering.鈥� She added that she鈥檚 interested in that post because she wants to 鈥渁ssist new nurses to acclimate to their nursing career and help establish nurses with their competencies.鈥�