Faculty and staff engaged in a variety of functions within the
nursing academic unit are represented among the following seven
AACN networks:
- Business Officers of Nursing Schools Network (BONUS)
is comprised of business officers, fiscal managers, and
personnel involved in the operational management of nursing
programs.
- Graduate Nursing Admissions Professionals Network (GNAP)
is comprised of professionals engaged in recruiting students
into masters and doctoral degree programs in nursing.
- Instructional Leadership Network (ILN) is comprised of
nursing faculty responsible for educational programs, including
curriculum development experts and faculty with teaching
and/or curriculum as their primary responsibility.
- Nursing Advancement Professionals Network (NAP) is comprised
of development officers, advancement professionals, and
public relations leaders from nursing programs.
- Organizational Leadership Network (OLN) is comprised
of nursing academic leaders with broad administrative responsibilities,
including associate deans and assistant deans.
- Practice Leadership Network (PLN) is comprised of nursing
faculty who administer faculty practice programs and those
actively engaged in faculty practice.
- Research Leadership Network (RLN) is comprised of nursing
faculty who have leadership roles facilitating research
within their nursing programs.
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