Alpha Beta Chapter

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Loyola University
Chicago, IL USA

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Alpha Beta Chapter Scholarship Opportunities: Apply Now!

By: Margaret Delaney , 4 months ago

The Alpha Beta Chapter is now accepting applications for two funding opportunities!

1) The Chapter Research Award offers up to $2,000 to support a research or scholarly project, with preference given to first-time applicants.

2) The Development Award also offers up to $2,000 for professional growth activities such as conferences, specialty training, continuing education, or certification programs.

Both awards are open to active Alpha Beta Chapter members. Recipients will be announced the week of October 13, 2025.

Full application details and requirements are provided in the attached documents. Applications for both awards should be submitted via email to: SigmaThetaTau@LUC.edu

Deadline by September 19^th, 2025.

Sigma Alpha Beta Chapter Development Award

Alpha Beta Call for Chapter Research Award
Call for Board Members – Sigma Theta Tau, Alpha Beta Chapter

By: Margaret Delaney , 7 months ago
Are you ready to make a meaningful impact and help shape the future of nursing leadership, scholarship, and service?

The Alpha Beta Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing is currently seeking dedicated and enthusiastic members to join our Board of Directors. This is a wonderful opportunity to collaborate with fellow nursing professionals, grow your leadership skills, and contribute to our chapter's ongoing success and mission. All board meetings are virtual, so location is not a barrier!

Open Positions Include:

Vice President

Governance Committee Member(s)

Webmaster (2 openings)
(Specific roles and responsibilities will be based upon expression of interest.)

Eligibility:
Current active members of the Alpha Beta Chapter in good standing.

Deadline to Express Interest: May 15^th or until filled

If you're interested OR would like to nominate someone, please contact Margaret Delaney, Chapter President, at mdelan2@luc.edu.

Thank you for considering this opportunity to serve.

~The Leadership Succession Team
https://alphabeta.sigmanursing.org/aboutus/chapterleaders

It Takes Heart to Be a Nurse: Global Nursing Opportunities

By: Margaret Delaney , 10 months ago

CE Event Details

Date: Monday, February 17th, 2025

Time: 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm (CST)

Location: Zoom Meeting Room

Link available upon registration

Register Here

Explore unique nursing roles within community health:

· Wilderness Healthcare

· Service Immersion Abroad

· The Role of Nursing in Refugee Health (U.S. and abroad)

Discover valuable insights into:

· Delivering care in remote and challenging environments

· The impact of service immersion experiences on global health

· Addressing the health needs of refugee populations

· Diverse nursing practices

The profound difference nurses make in various healthcare settings

Esteemed Speakers

Nathanael Haggard BSN, RN, DNP Student

Title: Wilderness Healthcare

1. Explore healthcare and life environment in rural environments

2. Learn about work opportunities in these settings

3. Learn about loan repayment programs

Marlie Perkins BSN, RN, MSN Nurse Educator Track Student

Title: Amigos For Christ: Lessons from Service Immersion Abroad

1. Explore global health and nursing, specifically regarding community health in Nicaragua.

2. Describe how the Amigos for Christ organization contributes to improving health outcomes in Nicaragua.

3. Explore how service immersion trips support nursing students and nurses in developing skills for culturally competent care and global health advocacy.

Amy Becklenberg DNP, APRN, FNP-BC, FAANP

Title: The Role of Nursing in Refugee Health: In the US and Abroad

1. Describe the role of nursing within Doctors Without Borders

2. Discuss how skills gained in global health settings can be applied to refugee and immigrant populations in the US

3. Explore the intersection of working with refugee and immigrant populations locally and globally as an RN, NP and DNP prepared nurse