About Iris Mamier, PhD

 

Dr. Mamier has been working as full-time faculty in the School of Nursing since 2009. Over the last two decades, she has taught in Undergraduate as well as graduate programs (MS, DNP, Ph.D.). Courses taught include philosophy of science, quantitative research methods, translational research, mentored research, dissertation research, and nursing theory courses. She has chaired both DNP students’ practice inquiry projects as well as Ph.D. dissertations. Dr. Mamier's faculty assignment is with the PhD program where she coordinates the global track of the online PhD nursing program. Dr. Mamier’s research centers on whole-person care and nurse spiritual care in response to coping with an illness experience. She has been involved in collaborative research projects and teaching experience across the university as well as other institutions. Dr. Mamier has been involved and represented her department with the University Faculty Development Committee, Faculty of Graduate Studies, University Faculty Council, Adcom of the Center for Understanding World Religions, and the Center for Spiritual Life & Wholeness. As a member of the Honor Society of Nursing Sigma Theta Tau International, she has served the local chapter Gamma Alpha as Vice President, President, and past President. Dr. Mamier just completed a tenure as past-chair of the University Faculty Council serving currently as past chair.

 

 

 

 

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