The Glen Taylor Nursing Institute helps develop, test and disseminate nursing education pedagogies and nursing practice models that advance nursing practice.
A global experience for all students without leaving home. All partners have an equal voice in creating and executing the program.
The purpose of this program is to support scholarly publications related to family and societal health and well-being in 12 weeks.
Support your doctoral education by applying for a Fellowship through the Glen Taylor Nursing Institute for Family and Society.
The textbook "Family-Focused Nursing Care" (2015), was authored by several Minnesota State University, Mankato faculty. This textbook also contains an Instructor Guide, supplemental learning activities and additional resources.
The Family Construct Poster Presentation Assignment (link to Word document) was designed for first semester undergraduate nursing program students and was developed by School of Nursing faculty, Dr. Norma Krumwiede and Dr. Patricia Young.
The mission of The Glen Taylor Nursing Institute for Family and Society is to focus on innovative nursing practice knowledge that influences the health and healing of families and society, and to provide leadership and expertise in family and society health related issues.
With a focus on families and community, the Institute supports a community of research engaged in family and societal health.
The Institute develops models that create partnerships around the world, supports the health of family and society and inspires change in nursing practice.