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Poster Presentatations

participate in NSNA Annual and midyear poster presentations

As a student leader, you'll learn and practice essential leadership skills by participating in numerous projects sponsored by your school NSNA chapter. NSNA members may earn formal credit for the leadership service learning that is inherent to these activities. Consider approaching faculty to explore the possibility of having your start-a-chapter experience counted toward course requirements or independent study elective credit. Use your course syllabus to see if you can meet the objectives with the following leadership activities.

research projects: poster presentations

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NSNA Chapters are invited to share school and state projects an display posters for research projects as well as activities in the following program areas:
  • Global/International nursing projects
  • Breakthrough to Nursing (BTN) 
  • Shared Governance
  • Ethics
  • Population Health
  • Disaster Preparedness
  • Health Policy and Advocacy
  • NSNA Leadership U
  • Newsletters/Social Networking/Website Development
  • Image of Nursing
Develop a poster and submit it for the Project Showcase. Joint faculty and student submissions are welcomed.

by participating in this activity, you will be able to:

  • Identify and list your leadership attributes;
  • Evaluate your capacity for leadership;
  • Demonstrate an understanding of the complex role organizations play to serve the community health needs.

PoSter learning objectives:

  • Prepare a poster;
  • Present written and verbal report to present at either Annual Convention of Midyear Conference;
  • Articulate the outcomes expected and evaluate the project to determine if outcomes were accomplished;
  • Practice reach and collaboration among peers and faculty.
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  • Home
  • ABOUT
    • Purpose of Leadership U
    • How Does Leadership U Work?
  • STUDENT MODELS OF LEARNING
    • Breakthrough to Nursing Projects
    • Health Policy & Advocacy Projects
    • Membership Projects
    • Population & Global Health Projects >
      • Disaster Preparedness Activities
      • Population and Global Health Activities
    • Treasurer Projects
    • Poster Presentation Projects
    • Delegate Service/Resolution Author Projects
  • Online Learning
    • Treasurer's Certificate Program
  • FACULTY
  • Leadership U Resources