CURRICULUM VITAE Margretta Madden Stylesgrettafoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/gretta-styles-cv.pdf · American Association of Colleges of Nursing ... School of Nursing,

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HIGHER EDUCATION

1968 Doctor of Education, University of Florida, (Curriculum and Instruction in Higher Education; Nursing) 1954 Master of Nursing, Yale University, School of Nursing 1950 Bachelor of Science, Juanita College (Biology)

HONORS

Honorary Doctorates Doctor of Science, Florida International University, 2002

Doctor of Science, University of Florida, 1997 Doctor of Science, Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario, 1996 Doctor of Humane Letters, Medical University of South Carolina, 1996 Doctor of Humane Letters, Barry University, Miami, FL, 1994 Doctor of Humane Letters, Emory University, Atlanta, GA, 1994 Honorary Doctorate, University of Athens, Greece, 1991 Doctor of Humane Letters, Valparaiso University, Valparaiso, IN, 1986

Memberships and Awards Christiane Reimann Prize, International Council of Nurses Hall of Fame, American Nurses Association, 2000 Living Legend, American Academy of Nursing, 1999

Fellow (Honorary), Royal College of Nursing of the United Kingdom, 1992 Alumni Distinguished Achievement Award, Juniata College, 1992 Member, U.S. Delegation to the World Health Assembly, Geneva, May 4-11, 1992 Fulbright Fellowship, University of Athens, Greece, 1990 The Board of Registered Nursing, Member, 1989-1993 American Nurse’ Association Distinguished Membership Award, 1990 Excellence in Nursing Leadership Award, Organization of Nurse Executives, California, 1990 American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN), Honorary Membership, July 1988 Livingston Chair in Nursing, University of California, San Francisco, 1987-1992 The National Service Award, Philippine Nurses Association of America, 1988 Florida Nurses Association Honorary Recognition Award, 1987 Lulu Hassenplug Award, California Nurses Association, 1985 First Distinguished Scholar, American Nurses’ Foundation, Kansas City, Missouri, 1984 Member, National Academy of Sciences, Institute of Medicine, Washington DC, 1983 American Journal of Nursing Books of the Year Award 1982, (On Nursing:

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Toward a New Endowment) American Nurses’ Association Honorary Recognition Award, 1982 1981 Who’s Who in America Distinguished Alumna Award, Yale University School of Nursing Fellow, American Academy of Nursing, 1976 Member, Sigma Theta Tau (National Nursing Honor Society), 1969

DISTINGUISHED LECTURES

Sybil Palmer Bellow Lecture, School of Nursing, Yale University Tercentennial, 2001

Graduation Address, University of Florida, 1997 Graduation Address, Queens University, Ontario, 1996 Sixth Annual Jeannette R. Spero Lecture, University of Cincinnati, Ohio, 1995 10th Quadrennial National Nurses Convention, Keynote, Bangkok, 1995 International Nursing Congress, Keynote, University of Athens, Greece, 1995 Johns Hopkins Hospital Nurses Week Distinguished Lecture, Baltimore, 1995 20th Anniversary Conference Keynote, University of Ulster, Coleraine, Northern Ireland, 1994 Washington State University Centennial Lecture, Pullman, Washington, April 5, 1989 Distinguished Excellence in Nursing Lecture, Council on Cardiovascular Nursing, American Heart Association, Washington, DC, November 15, 1988 Eighth Annual Congress, National Association of Orthopaedic Nurses, Keynote, May 22, 1988 The Washington Hospital Center Distinguished Lectureship, Washington, DC, May 4, 1988 Carmen Rose Memorial Seminar, Mount Sinai Medical Center, Miami Beach, Florida, January 30, 1988 Sybil Palmer Bellos Lecture, School of Nursing, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, April 10, 1987 Peter McBean Lecture, Children’s Hospital, San Francisco, California, May 15, 1986 Tenth Elizabeth Kemble Lecture, School of Nursing, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, September 13, 1985 Plenary Session (address) of the 18th Quadrennial Congress, International Council of Nurses, Tel Aviv, Israel, 1985 50th Anniversary Lecture, Loyola University of Chicago, Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing, 50th Anniversary, Chicago, Illinois, October 11, 1984 Distinguished Lectureship, Association of Nurses in Graduate School, University of Texas at Austin, Sept 7, 1983 Harriet Cook Carter Lecture, Duke University, Durham, NC, 1983 Anise Sorrel Lecture, Troy state University, Montgomery, Alabama, 1982 Third Plenary Session (closing address) of the 17th Quadrennial Congress, International Council of Nurses, Los Angeles, California, 1981


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Deans’ Lecture Series, Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, 1981 Distinguished Lecturer, Eleventh Annual Edna Fagan Health Care Lecture, Omaha, Nebraska, 1980 Distinguished Nurse Lecturer, Villanova University College of Nursing, 1980 First Annual Elizabeth Sterling Soule Lecturer, University of Washington, School of Nursing, 1979 Distinguished Lecturer, University of Texas at El Paso School of Nursing, 1979 Sister Charles Marie Frank Lecturer, Incarnate Word College, San Antonio, Texas,1979

PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT

1999-2001 Director, CredentialingInternational, American Nurses Credentialing Center

1998-1999 Consultant, American Nurses Credentialing Center 1987-1992 Professor and Livingston Chair of Nursing, School of Nursing, University of California, San Francisco, California 1977-1987 Professor and Dean, School of Nursing, Associate Director of Nursing Services, UCSF Hospital and Clinics, University of California, San Francisco, California 1983-1984 Visiting Professor, Department of Family, Community, and Preventive Medicine, Stanford University Medical Center, Stanford, California (Sabbatical) 1973-1977 Professor and Dean, College of Nursing, Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan 1969-1973 Professor and Dean, School of Nursing, The University of Texas, San Antonio, Texas 1968-1969 Associate Professor and Director of Undergraduate Studies, School of Nursing, Duke University, Durham, North Carolina 1966-1967 Full-time Doctoral Student 1963-1966 Director of Nursing Education, Broward Community College, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 1961-1963 Supervisor, North District Hospital, Pompano Beach, Florida 1958-1961 Unemployed 1955-1958 Instructor, Brooklyn Hospital School of Nursing, Brooklyn, New York 1954-1955 Staff Nurse, Veterans’ Administration Hospital, West Haven, Connecticut

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

CURRENT POSITIONS Consultant, American Nurses Credentialing Center, Washington, DC Professor Emeritus, School of Nursing, University of California, San Francisco


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BOARDS AND ADVISORY COMMITTEES 1993-1997 President, International Council of Nurses, Geneva, Switzerland 1992-1993 President, California Board of Registered Nursing 1989-1993 Chair, Professional Services Committee, International Council of Nurses 1989-1993 Member at Large, Board of Directors, International Council of Nurses 1989-1991 Co-Chair, Task Force on Nursing Practice Standards, American Nurses’Association 1989-1990 Chair , Registered Nursing Special Advisory Committee (Created by California Legislature) 1989-1990 Chair, Subcommittee on Library Art, University of California, San Francisco 1989-1990 Member, Committee on Credentialing, American Nurses’ Association 1988-1991 Member, Advisory Panel to Action in International Medicine, London, England 1988-1990 Chair, Programs and Services Committee, San Francisco Institute of Aging, Mt. Zion Hospital 1988-1990 Member, Secretary’s Commission on Nursing, United States Department of Health and Human Services 1988-1989 Chair, Governing Council and Executive Committee, National Commission on Nursing Implementation Project 1987-1989 Member, National Advisory Group, Center for Rural Heath Services, Policy, and Research, University of North Dakota 1987-1989 Chair, Commission on Organizational Assessment and Renewal, American Nurses’ Association 1986-1992 Chair, Education Committee, Board of Registered Nursing, State of California 1986-1990 Member, Board of Directors, San Francisco Institute on Aging, Mt. Zion Hospital 1986-1988 President, American Nurses’ Association 1985-1993 Governor’s Appointment to Board of Registered Nursing, State of California 1985-1989 Member, Professional Services Committee, International Council of Nurses, Geneva, Switzerland 1983-1984 Member, Editorial Board, Nursing Economics, Pitman, New Jersey 1981-1986 Member and Officer, Board of Directors, American Journal of Nursing Company, New York, New York 1981-1986 Member, Board of Directors, Nurses House, Inc., New York, New York 1981-1993 Member, Advisory Board, American Association of Nephrology Nurses and Technicians, Battle Creek, Michigan 1980-1982 Chairperson, Board of Directors, Health Care Consortium, San Francisco, California


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1980-1984 Member, Health Sciences Committee, Academic Planning and Program Review Board, University of California Systemwide 1978-1980 Member, Advisory Committee, Cooperative Graduate Education in Nursing Project (COGEN) 1977-1983 Editorial Board, Nursing Leadership 1977-1980 Editorial Board, Cancer Nursing 1977-1987 Member, Dean’s Committee, Veterans’ Administration Hospital, San Francisco, California 1975-1976 Regional Advisory Group, Michigan Association for Regional Medical Programs 1974-1976 Advisory Committee, Nursing Home Project, Citizens for Better Care, Detroit, Michigan 1974-1976 Health Personnel Task Force, Governor’s Office of Health and Mental Affairs 1974-1976 President’s Advisory Council on Child Care, Wayne State University 1974-1976 Wayne State University Clinics, Board of Directors; Executive Committee 1972-1974 Defense Advisory Council on Women in the Services (DACOWITS). U.S. Department of Defense 1971-1973 Dean’s Committee, Veterans’ Administration Hospital, San Antonio, Texas 1970-1972 Chairperson, Council of Deans of the Health Profession, The University of Texas Medical Center, San Antonio, Texas

MAJOR PROJECTS:

1991-1993 Coordinator for UCSF, WHO Collaboration Center for Nursing Development 1990-1992 Coordinator, (voluntary), American Nurses’ Association International Nursing Center 1988-1990 Member, Committee for a National Board of Nursing Specialties, sponsored by the Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation 1988-1990 Project Coordinator, W. K. Kellogg Foundation sponsored Pan American Nursing Conference 1987-1993 Principal Consultant, ICN Project on Implementation of Nursing Regulation Position Paper 1985 Chair, World Health Organization Study Committee on Nursing Regulation, Geneva, Switzerland 1985-1986 Member, Subcommittee on Faculty Renewal and Development, Health Sciences Committee, Academic Planning and Program Review


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Board, University of California Systemwide 1984 Project Director, Nursing Regulation Study, International Council of Nurses, Geneva, Switzerland 1980-1982 Chairperson, Subcommittee on Nursing, Health Sciences Committee, Academic Planning and Program Review Board, University of California Systemwide 1980-1983 Member, National Commission on Nursing, Chicago, Illinois 1978-1979 Member, Technical Advisory Committee on Nursing Education, California Postsecondary Education Commission, Sacramento, California 1978-1980 UC Representative, Liaison Sub-Committee for Nursing, California Articulation Conference, California Postsecondary Education Commission, Sacramento, California 1978-1979 Member, Subcommittee on Prevention of Disease and Maintenance of Health, Health Sciences Committee, Academic Planning and Programs Review Board, University of California Systemwide 1976-1979 Chairperson, National Committee for the Study of Credentialing in Nursing

CONSULTANCIES:

1998-1999 Consultant, American Nurses Credentialing Center 1989 Consultant, Finnish Federation of Nurses, Regulation of Nursing Education & Practice, Helsinki, Finland 1986 Consultant, World Health Organization Committee on Health Manpower Resources, Geneva, Switzerland 1987 Consultant, Health Learning Systems, New Jersey 1988 Consultant, National Committee for the Promotion of the Quality of Specialty Nursing Practice, Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation 1998 Consultant, Ad Hoc Committee on Credentialing, Canadian Nurses Association,Ottawa, Ontario, Canada 1985 Consultant, Ph.D. Proposal, University of Alberta, Alberta, Canada 1985 Consultant, Ph.D. Proposal, George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia 1985 Consultant, National Advisory Committee, Associate Degree Nursing Interproject Network, San Francisco, California 1984 Consultant, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel 1984 Consultant, Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel 1983 Consultant, Administration Program, University of Illinois at Chicago,


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Illinois 1981 External Reviewer, Ph.D. Program, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington 1982 Consultant, Project HOPE, Millwood, Virginia 1982 Consultant, Ph.D. Program, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 1981 Consultant, Self-study Task Force, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, 1981-1982 Member, Accreditation Team, Western Association of Schools and Colleges 1981, 1984 Consultant, Higher Institute on Nursing, University of Alexandria, Alexandria, Egypt 1980 Consultant, Doctoral Program, University of Maryland, Baltimore, Maryland 1979 Member, Search Committee, Special Assistant to the President for Health Affairs, University of California Systemwide 1979 Member, Search Committee, Director of Student Services, University of California at San Francisco 1980 Member, Search Committee, Director of Nursing Services, UC

HOSPTIAL AND CLINICS

1980 Consultant, Doctoral Program, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin 1978 Member, External Review Board, California State University, San Diego, California 1978 Consultant, Nursing Program, American Samoa Community College, Pago Pago, American Samoa 1977 Consultant, Doctoral Program, University of Minnesota 1977 Member, External Review Board, Idaho State University 1977 Member, Advisory Group, Advanced Nurse Training Regulations, Division of Nursing, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare 1974-1975 Invitational Conferences on Accreditation in Nursing, American Nurses’ Association 1972 Invitational Conference on Interdisciplinary Education for the Health Professions, Institute of Medicine, National Academy of Sciences

ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIPS Action in International Medicine American Nurses’ Association American Nurses’ Association/California


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Florida Nurses Association National League for Nursing

DISSERTATION Articulation Between Florida Public Junior Colleges and Baccalaureate Degree Nursing Programs in State Universities. 1968 (unpublished)

PUBLICATIONS

FORWARDS/PREFACES

Styles, M.M. (1995). Foreword. In L. Curtin, Nursing into the 20th century. Springhouse, PA: Springhouse Corporation. Styles, M.M. (1995). In M. Stewart, Community nursing: Promoting Canadians’ health. Toronto: W.B. Saunders Canada. Styles, M.M. (1986). Foreword. In F. Henderson & B. McGettigan, Managing your career in nursing. Menlo Park: Addison-Wesley Publishing Co. Styles, M.M. (1986). Foreword. In V. Carrieri, A. Lindsey, & C. West (Eds.), Pathophysiological phenomena in nursing: Human responses to illness. Philadelphia, PA: W. B. Saunders Co. Styles, M. (1982). Preface. In S. A. Archer & P. A. Goehner (Eds.), Nurses: A political force. Belmont, CA: Wadsworth Health Sciences Division. Styles, M. (1979). Foreword. In P. Pothier, Psychiatric nursing: A basic text. Boston, MA: Little, Brown, & Company. Styles, M. (1979). Foreword. In M. M. Moloney, Leadership in nursing: Theory, strategies, and action. Saint Louis, MO: The C. V. Mosby Company.

BOOKS AND CHAPTERS Styles, M. (1996). Conceptualizations of Advanced Practice Nursing. In A.B. Hamric, J.A. Spross, C.M.Hanson, Advanced Nursing Practice: An Integrative Approach. Philadelphia, W.B. Saunders.

Ohlson, V., & Styles, M.M. (1994). International Nursing: The Role of the International Council of Nurses and the World Health Organization. In J. McCloskey, & H. Grace (Eds.), Current issues in nursing. St. Louis, Mosby.

Styles, M.M., & Moccia, P. (1993). On nursing: A literary celebration. New York: National League for Nursing.

Affara, F.A., & Styles, M. M. (1992). Nursing regulation: From principle to power. Geneva: International Council of Nurses.

Styles, M. M. (1992). Nightingale: The enduring symbol. In F. Nightingale’s Notes on nursing. Philadelphia, PA: J. B. Lippincott (a commemorative edition).


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Styles, M. M. (1991). Specialization and credentialing. In L.H. Aiken & C. M. Fagin (Eds.), Nursing & health policy: Issues for the 1990's. Philadelphia, PA: J. B. Lippincott.

Styles, M. M. (1989). Regulatory issues affecting the development of the profession. Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of the Nursing Department of the Faculty of Medicine, Tampere University, Finland.

Styles, M. M. (1989). Clinical nurse specialists and the future of nursing. In P. Sparacino, D. Cooper, & P. Minarik (Eds.), The clinical nurse specialists. Norwalk, CT: Appleton & Large.

Styles, M. M. (1989). On specialization in nursing: Toward a new empowerment. Kansas City, MO: American Nurses’ Foundation.

Styles, M. (1988). Summary and recommendations. Nursing practices in the 21st century (pp. 53-62). Kansas City, MO: American Nurses’ Foundation, Inc.

Styles, M. M. (1988). Margretta M. Styles. In T. Schorr & A. Zimmerman (Eds). Making choices, taking chances (pp. 349-355). St. Louis, MO: The C. V. Mosby Company.

Styles, M. (1986). Credentialing in nursing: U.S.A. within a world view. Kansas City, MO: American Nurses’ Association.

Styles, M. M. (1985). Project on the regulation of nursing. Geneva: International Council on Nurses. Translated into Spanish, French, Japanese, and German.

Styles, M. M., et al. (Consulting Contributors) (1983). In Mosby’s medical & nursing dictionary. St Louis, MO: The C. V. Mosby Company.

Styles, M. (1983). Faculty governance. In M. Conway & O. Andruskiw (Eds.), Administrative theory and practice: Issues in higher education in nursing. Norwalk, CT: Appleton-Century-Crofts.

Mauksch, I., & Styles, M. (1982). From nurse to nurse educator: The socialization of nurses into the faculty role. In M. S. Henderson (Ed.), New advances in nursing. Edinburgh: Churchill Livingstone Press.

Styles, M. (1982). On nursing: Toward a new endowment. St Louis, MO: The C.V. Mosby Company.

Styles, M. M. (1982). Society and nursing: The new professionalism. Professionalism and the empowerment of nursing. Kansas City, MO: American Nurses’ Association.

Styles, M.(1981). Are conceptual frameworks needed in nursing curricula? In Cognitive dissonance (National League for Nursing Publications #15-1851). New York: National League for Nursing.

Styles, M. (1981). Viewpoints #8: What is the dean’s responsibility to and for the students? Briefly noted. Washington, DC: American Association of Colleges of Nursing.

Styles, M. (1980). Nursing credentialing center. In J. Hohman, Focus on nurse credentialing. Chicago: American Hospital Association.

Styles, M. (1980). Change and challenge in nursing—The road ahead. In K.E. Claus & J.T. Bailey (Eds.), Living with stress and promoting well-being: A handbook for nurses. St. Louis, MO; The C.V. Mosby Company.


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Styles, M. (1979). Social and political forces affecting credentialing and economics of nursing. Proceedings of the first annual Elizabeth Soule Lecture. Seattle: University of Washington School of Nursing.

Styles, M. (1979). What if . . . The proposed national nursing credentialing center were implemented? Proceedings of the National Conference on Categories of Nursing Practices. Chicago: American Hospital Association.

American Nurses’ Association (1979). The study of credentialing in nursing: A new approach: Volume I: Report of the committee, Styles, M., Chairperson. Kansas City, MO: Author

Styles, M.(1971). An overview of curriculum development; The decision-making process; The nature of nursing practice; Integration as a goal of curriculum planning. Proceedings book report of the Fourth Annual Conference for Associate Degree Nursing Faculty. Austin, Texas: The University of Texas System School of Nursing.

ARTICLES

Styles, M.M. (1997, April-May). Marching for global change. Imprint, 44(3). Styles, M.M. (1994, September-October). Nursing in the years to come. World

Health, 47(5). Styles, M.M. (1994). March toward a new tomorrow. International Nursing

Review (Japanese edition), 17(1), 20-23. Styles, M.M. (1994). Empowerment: A vision for nursing. International Nursing

Review, 41(3). Styles, M.M. (1993). March toward a new tomorrow. International Nursing

Review, 40(4). Styles, M.M. (1993). Empowerment: A vision for nursing. Nursing Standard,

8(13-14). Styles, M. M., Allen, S., Armstrong, S., Matsuura, M., Stannard, D., & Ordway, J.

(1991, September/ October). Entry: A new approach. Nursing Outlook, 39(4), 200-203.

Styles, M. M. (1991, August). Bridging the gap between competence and excellence. ANNA Journal. Pitman, NJ: American Nephrology Nurses’ Association.

Affara, F., & Styles, M.M. (1990). Nursing regulation moves ahead. International Nursing Review, 37(4).

Styles, M. M. (1990). Challenges for nursing in this new decade. The American Journal of Maternal/Child Nursing, 15(6).

Styles, M. M. (1990, June). Ten ways to know. Guest Editorial. Nursing and Health Care, 11(6).

Styles, M. M. (1990, February). Nurse practitioners creating new horizons for the 1990s. Nurse Practitioners.

Styles, M. M. (1990, January/February). A common sense approach to nursing research. International Nursing Review, 37(1), 289.


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Clay, T., Garzon, N., & Styles, M.M. (1989). Whither ICN on its 90th birthday. International Nursing Review, 36(6).

Styles, M. M. (1988, December). Realities and paradoxes of the nurse administrator’s role. Canadian Journal of Nursing Administration, 1(4), 15-20.

Styles, M. M. (1988, November/December). Conflict and coalition strengthen nursing as a profession. Orthopaedic Nursing, 7(6), 9-11.

Styles, M. M. (1988). How nurses can influence national policies on AIDS: An American example. International Nursing Review, 35(2), 42-43.

Styles M. M. (1987, September/October). The tarnished opportunity: A wish for the future of nursing. Nursing Outlook, p. 229.

Styles, M. M. (1986, November). Hitting the high notes. NSNA/Imprint, pp. 34-36. Styles, M. M. (1986, February). As I see it . . . . The American Nurse, p. 5. Styles, M. M. & Holzemer, W. L. (1986). Educational remapping for a responsible

future. Journal of Professional Nursing, 2(1), 64-68. Styles, M.M. (1985). Accountable to whom? International Nursing Review, 32(2). Styles, M. M. (1985). Taking the tide. Journal of the New York State Nurses

Association, 16(4), 9-16. Styles, M. M. (1985, September). Think of a new world: (A new world of nursing

regulation), Part I. The New Zealand Nursing Journal, 78(9), 8-13. Styles, M. M. (1985, October). Think of a new world: (A new world of nursing

regulation), Part II. The New Zealand Nursing Journal, 78(10), 16-19. Stainton, M. C., & Styles, M. M. (1985). A phenomenological approach to

understanding the process of deaning. Journal of Professional Nursing, 1(5), 269-274.

Styles, M. M. (1985). Quo vadis?! Como se vai la? In R. Rotkovitch (Ed.), Nurses of the world. . . Quo vadis: Where are we heading. New Haven, CT: R. Rotkovitch.

Styles, M. M. (1985, May/June). The uphill battle for comparable worth: How it can be won; why it won’t be easy. Nursing Outlook, 33(3), 128-132.

Styles, M. M. (1984).Comments. In The role of universities in the strategies for Health for All: A contribution to human development and social justice (pp. 38-39). Geneva: World Health Organization.

Styles, M. M. (1984). Reflections on collaboration and unification. Image, 16(1), 21-23.

Styles, M. M. (1984, Spring). Collaboration: Essential to public acceptance. Stanford Nurse, 6(2), 16.

Styles, M. M. (1983, Winter). The anatomy of a profession. Plastic Surgical Nursing, 98- 103.

Styles, M. M. (1983, November). The anatomy of a profession. Nevada RNformation, pp. 7, 14, 19.

Styles, M. M. (1983, November). The anatomy of a profession. Heart & Lung: The Journal of Critical Care, 12(6), 570-575.

Styles, M. M. (1983). The anatomy of a profession. Rehabilitation Nursing, 5(3), 10-13, 35.


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Styles, M. M. (1983). The anatomy of a profession. AORN, 38(3), 484 - 489. Styles, M. M. (1983, August). Quo vadis? Como se vai la? The Australian Nurses

Journal, 13(2), 29-32. Styles, M. M. (1983, March/April). A time for renewal. California Nurses, pp. 13-

14.Who’s Who among Nursing Leaders: Interview with Dr. Margretta Styles (Edited by Dr. Teddy Langford) (1983). Nursing Leadership, 6(2), 60-66.

Styles, M. M. (1983). Why publish? In D. Diers & R. Donolley (Eds.), The best of Image: A collection of classic articles originally published in Image: The Journal of Sigma Theta Tau, 1967-1981. Indianapolis, IN: Sigma Theta Tau.

Frazier, Z. M., & Styles, M. M. (1982) “ It’s a small world after all”: Nursing leadership from an international perspective. Nursing Leadership, 5(2), 16-19.

Styles, M. (1980). Credentialing study: What does it mean for you? AORN Journal, 31(4), 599-604.

Styles, M. (1979). Guest editorial. The American Nurse, 11(5), 4. Styles, M., & Wilson, H.S. (1979). The third resolution. Nursing Outlook, 27(1),

44-47. Styles, M., Wilson, H.S., & Burton, P. (1978). The AD-MS model. California

Nurse, 74(6), 21- 23. Styles, M. (1978). Why publish? Image, 10(2), 28-32. Styles, M. (1978). Dialogue across the decades. Nursing Outlook, 26(1), 28-32. Styles, M., & Gottdank, M. (1976). Nursing’s vulnerability. American Journal of

Nursing, 76(12), 1978-1980. Styles, M. M. (1976). In the name of integration. Nursing Outlook, 24(12), 738-

744. Styles, M. (1976). Continuing education in nursing: One hope for professional

coherence. Nurse Educator, 1(4), 6-9. Styles, M. (1975). Serendipity and objectivity: An essay on wildflowers. Nursing

Outlook, 23(5), 311-313. Styles, M. (1974) Responsibility for professional quality: Yours, mine and ours.

The Michigan Nurse, 47(7). PAPERS PRESENTED (1973 - present)

“Think Globally: Act Locally.” Sixth Annual Jeannette R. Spero Lecture, College of Nursing. University of Cincinnati. November 28, 1995.

“Global Movement of Women’s Health.” 10th Quadrennial National Nurses Convention, the Nurses Association of Thailand. Bangkok, Thailand. October 16, 1995.

“The Quality Connection.” International Nursing Congress. University of Athens. Athens, Greece. June 6, 1995.

“Come the Reformation!” Keynote, Norman Regional Hospital. Norman, OK. May 11, 1995.


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“Professional Nursing: An International Perspective.” The John Hopkins Hospital Nurses Week Celebration. Baltimore, MD. May 9, 1995.

“Stepping Out: Stepping Into the Global Village.” Keynote, Stepping out Celebration: Three Decades of Leadership, School of Nursing. University of Texas at Arlington. Arlington , TX. May 5, 1995.

“Common Loyalties, Seamless Commitments.” Keynote, Annual Conference, American Urological Association Allied. Las Vegas, NV. April 23, 1995,

“Beyond the Walls: Thinking Globally, Acting Locally.” Keynote, Organization of Nurse Executives of California. San Diego. February 6, 1995.

“Choices.” Convocation Address, Barry University School of Nursing. Miami. December 16, 1994.

“A Walk Through AACN History.” Keynote, 25th Anniversary Celebration, American Association of Colleges of Nursing. Washington, DC. October 30, 1994.

“Magic, Mystery, and Making a Difference.” Keynote, 20th Anniversary, Association of Rehabilitation Nurses. Orlando, Florida. September 16, 1994.

“Making a Real Contribution to Health.” Keynote, The Irish Nurses Organization. Cork City, Ireland. September 9, 1994,

“The Art, Science, Politics, and Business of Nursing: A Global View.” Keynote, 10th Anniversary Conference, Department of Nursing. University if Ulster. Coleraine, Northern Ireland. August 29, 1994.

“Come the Reformation!.” Keynote, National Nursing Staff Development Conference. Chicago. July 7, 1994.

“Celebrating the Difference.” Keynote, Canadian Nurses Association. Winnipeg, Manitoba. June 21, 1994.

“A New Season for Nursing.” Keynote, the 4th World Congress for Nurse Anesthetists, International Federation of Nurse Anesthetists. Paris, France. May 12, 1994.

Address. The Danish Nurses Organization. Kolding, Denmark. May 17, 1994. “Empowerment: A Vision for Nursing.” General Meeting of the Royal College of

Nursing. Cardiff, Wales. October 20, 1993. “Empowering Nursing Research and Nursing Researchers.” Conference on

Nursing Research: A Matter of Health. 50th Jubilee. University of Saõ Paulo, School of Nursing. Brazil. October, 1992.

“Collaboration for International Education.” Alumni Weekend Luncheon. Juniata College Huntingdon, Pennsylvania. October 23, 1992

“Sailing into the 21st Century.” Professionalism for the Twenty-first Century Third Annual Medical-Surgical Conference. St Elizabeth’s Hospital. Beaumont, Texas. October 15, 1992.

“Nursing Specialties: Evolution and Empowerment.” Anita Dorr Lecture. Emergency Nurses Association. Orlando, Florida. September 30, 1992.

“Specialization: Toward A New Empowerment.” Seventh International Conference on Cancer Nursing. The International Society of Nurses in Cancer Care. Vienna, Austria. August 17, 1992.


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“A Foundation for the International Century.” Century Club Luncheon ANA. Las Vegas, Nevada. June 25, 1992.

“Global Issues, Developments, and Challenges.” American Nurses’ Association International Nursing Center Breakfast at ANA Convention. Las Vegas, Nevada.

June 24, 1992. “Definitions.” UCSF School of Nursing Graduation Ceremonies. San Francisco,

California. June 12, 1992 “Partners in Change: Collaborating for the Future.” Annual Meeting for the

Association of Registered Nurses of Newfoundland. St John’s, Newfoundland, Canada. June 1, 1992.

“Nursing’s Role in Health Access.” CNA Health Access Orientation and Planning Meeting. Huntington Beach, CA. April 11-12, 1992.

“The State of the World’s Children and Families: An Agenda for Nursing.” Pediatric Nursing Conference Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin. April 10, 1992.

“Nursing and Its Specialties.” Concurrent Session Pediatric Nursing Conference Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin. April 10, 1992.

“Nursing Trends in the 90s Regional Assembly and Career Fair Region 9.” California Nurses Association. Concord, CA. April 4, 1992.

“Assimilation of the International Student into Nursing Education: A Growth Opportunity for Students, Faculty and the University.” Education for International Students in the United States: The Issues. American Association of Colleges of Nursing Conference. Washington, DC. February 28-29, 1992.

“Microtrends in Nursing Practice: What’s in the Pipeline.” Staff Development ‘92, Resource Applications. Miami, Florida. February 21, 1992.

“U.S. Within a World Dream of Health for All”. Inaugural Banquet. WHO Collaborating Center for Nursing Development. San Francisco, California. January 30, 1992.

“The Challenge of Quality in Nursing Education: Opportunities for the Future.” Faculty Development ‘92, Resource Applications. New Orleans, Louisiana. January 3, 1992.

“Summation.” Australian Nursing Federation Conference, Which Way for Nursing Specialties? Sydney, Australia. November 20, 1991.

“Specialization: A New Empowerment in Nursing.” Australian Nursing Federation Conference. Which Way for Nursing Specialties? Sydney, Australia. November 20, 1991.

“The Influence of Regulation and Culture on Women’s Health Abroad.” American Academy of Nursing Scientific Session. Women and Health Policy: An International Perspective. Los Angeles, California. October 25-26, 1991.

“Bringing the Best Together for the International Century.” Seventeenth Annual Educational Conference. Association of Rehabilitation Nurses. Kansas City. October 24, 1991.


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“Nursing in the 21st Century.” Thirty-fifth Anniversary for the University of Florida College of Nursing. Gainesville, Florida. October 17, 1991.

Back From the Future.” The American Society for the History of Nursing. San Francisco, California. September 28, 1991.

“Choices.” Graduation Ceremony. University of California, Los Angeles, California. June 16, 1991.

“A Profile for the Future.” Conference Summation. Thirteenth National Conference. Royal College of Nursing. Brisbane, Australia. May 31, 1991.

“Governance.” Panel on Destinations. Thirteenth National Conference. Royal College of Nursing. Brisbane, Australia. May 30, 1991.

“Controlling Nursing’s Destiny.” Thirteenth National Conference. Royal College of Nursing. Brisbane, Australia. May 30, 1991.

“A New Reality for a New Millennium.” Conferral of Honorary Doctorate. University of Athens. Athens, Greece. May 6, 1991.

“Bridging the Gap Between Competence and Excellence.” Twenty-second National Symposium. American Nephrology Nurses’ Association. San Francisco, California. April 23, 1991.

“The Health Personnel Equation: A Conceptual Framework in Planning and Utilization of Nursing Resources.” Pan American Nursing Conference. Mexico City, Mexico. April 9, 1991.

“Opening Doors: Creating an Environment for Caring.” Pediatric Perinatal National Nursing Symposium. Children’s Hospital at Stanford. San Francisco, California. April 5, 1991

“International Nursing: A Blueprint for Action.” Virginia Ohlson Day, University of Illinois at Chicago, School of Nursing. March 28, 1991.

“Nursing in the International Century.” Continuing Education in Nursing. Pacific Lutheran University. Tacoma, Washington. February 23, 1991.

“Science and Serving Humanity: Responsibility or Privilege.” Centennial Celebration Panel. Pacific Lutheran University. Tacoma, Washington. February 22, 1991.

“Redesigning Nursing Education for the Future: The Education Perspective.” Faculty Development Conference, Resource Applications. Orlando, Florida. January 6, 1991.

“Critical Issues for Nurses Internationally.” International Council of Nurses’ Board of Directors’ Workshop. Geneva. October 17-18, 1990.

“Nursing in the 21st Century: Perspectives and Issues.” St. Luke’s College Undergraduate Students. Tokyo, Japan. September 23, 1990.

“Nursing Regulation.” Japanese Nurses’ Association. Committee on Nursing Regulation. Tokyo, Japan. September 22, 1990.

“Professionalism.” St. Luke’s College of Nursing. Alumni Association. Tokyo, Japan. September 22, 1990.

“Research: Knowledge Empowerment.” Doctoral Students. St. Luke’s College of Nursing. Tokyo, Japan. September 20, 1990.


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“Specialization in Nursing.” Hospital Nurses. St. Luke’s Medical Center. Tokyo, Japan. September 19, 1990.

“Academic Administration.” College Teaching Staff, St. Luke’s College of Nursing, St. Luke’s Medical Center. Tokyo, Japan. September 18, 1990.

“The Nursing Kaleidoscope: Patterns of Progress Toward the 21st Century.” Keynote, California Nurses’ Association, Region II Assembly. San Diego, California. July 7, 1990.

“Nursing and Its Specialties.” Plenary Session, American Nurses’ Association Convention. Boston, MA. June 19, 1990.

Acceptance Speech. Distinguished Membership Award, American Nurses’ Association Convention. Boston, MA. June 16, 1990.

“Nursing Themes 1990 to 2000.” Keynote, 1990 California Emergency Nurses’ Association Scientific Assembly. San Diego, California. June 2, 1990.

“Making Choice, Taking Chances, Being Leaders.” Pinning Ceremony, College of Marin. Kentfield, California. May 23, 1990.

“Empowerment for Nurse Managers.” Second Annual Meeting of the Council of Nurse Managers, Affiliates of the American Organization of Nurse Executives. Baltimore, Maryland. May 17, 1990.

“The Role and Function of a National Council.” ANRAC. Adelaide, Australia. May 2, 1990.

“National and International Approaches to Regulation.” ANRAC. Adelaide, Australia. May 2, 1990.

“Forces, Forecasts, and Reformation.” Fifth Annual Nursing Executive Management Conference: Challenge of the 90s—Management in the Midst of Change. Armed Forces Nursing Executive Council. Fairfield, California. April 24, 1990.

“Nurses Together in Caring.” Eighth Annual Nurses’ Recognition Banquet. Registered Nurses of San Bernardino, California. April 26, 1990.

“A New Decade for Nursing: New Challenges, New Opportunities.” Keynote, the 1990 MCN Convention. Kissimmeer, Florida. March 18, 1990.

“International Nursing: World Health Organization Goal of Health for All by the Year 2000.” San Francisco State University. San Francisco, California. March 7, 1990.

“Keeping an Eye and Hand on the Kaleidoscope: Personal and Professional Issues in Nursing.” Workshop Keynote, Amarillo College, Center for Continuing Healthcare Education. Amarillo, Texas. February 23, 1990.

“Negotiating within an Academic Environment: Building of a Power Base and Support Network.” Women Faculty Luncheon, Sponsored by the Women’s Resource Center and the Academic Affairs Office. University of California, San Francisco. San Francisco, California. January 11, 1990.

“Critical Issues Affecting Perioperative Nursing.” Superior California AORN Chapter. Sutter General Hospital. Sacramento, California. January 9, 1990.


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“Challenging the 21st Century: Designing Tomorrow Today.” Twelfth Annual Nursing Assembly. St. John’s Hospital and Health Center. Santa Monica, California. November 29, 1989.

“The Future of Nursing.” Golden Gate Nurses’ Association Forum. San Francisco, California. November 20, 1989.

California Nurses’ Association Leadership Orientation. Clarion Hotel. San Francisco, California. November 4, 1989.

The Challenge of Quality Nursing Education.” Marion Woodward Lecture. School of Nursing, University of British Columbia. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. October 26, 1989.

“Challenge of the Future.” Keynote, the National Conference for Continuing Education and Staff Development Provider in Nursing. San Francisco, California. October 6, 1989.

“Surviving the Nursing Shortage: Strategies for Success.” Veterans’ Administration Medical Center. Long Beach, California. September 21, 1989.

“Transforming Nursing: The Mandate for Change.” Roseville Hospital Conference. Roseville, California. September 14, 1989.

“A Common Sense Approach to Nursing Research.” Nurse Practitioner Symposium. University of Colorado. Denver, Colorado. August 12, 1989.

“Nurse Practitioners Creating New Horizons for the 1990s.” Keynote, Fourteenth National Primary Care Nurse Practitioner Symposium. Breckenridge, Colorado. August 11, 1989.

Introduction, Committee on Organizational Assessment and Renewal Forum. American Nurses’ Association, House of Delegates. Kansas City, Missouri. June 24, 1989.

“From Principle to Power. A Model for Global Change in Nursing Regulation.” General Session on Nursing Regulation Project, International Council of Nursing. Seoul, Korea. May 31, 1989.

“Nursing: the Next Twenty Years.” Seminar, Promoting Nursing Excellence in a New Decade. Twentieth Anniversary Celebration, the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, School of Nursing. San Antonio, Texas. May 12, 1989.

“Professional Empowerment Through Advance Practice.” Keynote, Challenge and Change in Nursing: Certification for Professional Practice Seminar. University of Cincinnati, College of Nursing and Health. Cincinnati. Ohio. May 2, 1989.

“A Great Beginning for a New Tomorrow.” Keynote, Alumni Day, UCSF Nursing Alumni Association, University of California, San Francisco. San Francisco, California. April 29, 1989.

“Health Choices for Century XXI.” O’Connor Chair Lecture, Hartwick College. Oneonta, New York. April 18, 1989.

“The Challenge of Quality Nursing Education.” Nurse Educator Workshop, Intercollegiate Center for Nursing Education. Spokane, Washington. April 7, 1989.


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“Changing Times: The Mandate for Changing Practice.” Intercollegiate Center for Nursing Education. Spokane, Washington. April 6, 1989.

“Health Values, Health Policy, and Health Professionals in the Coming Decade.” Washington State University Centennial Lecture. Pullman, Washington. April 5, 1989.

“The American Nurse.” Committee on Organizational Assessment and Renewal, American Nurses’ Association. Kansas City, Missouri. April, 1989.

“The Nursing Shortage; Real Problems, Real Solutions.” 1989 Dakota Conference on Rural Health. Bismarck, North Dakota. March 3, 1989.

Association of Operating Room Nurses. Plenary Panel Discussion on Critical Issues. February 21, 1989.

“Realities and Paradoxes of the Nurse Administrator’s Role.” Conference on the Nurse Administrator: Opportunities, Obligations, Obstacles, Canadian Hospital Association, the Canadian Nurses’ Association, the Canadian Public Health Association, the Canadian College of Health Service Executives, and the Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. November 21, 1988.

“Nursing Habits of the Heart.” Distinguished Excellence in Nursing Lecture, Council on Cardiovascular Nursing, 61st Scientific Session, American Heart Association. Washington, DC. November 15, 1988.

“The Nursing Shortage: Real Problems, Real Solutions.” Closing Address at the 14th Annual Educational Conference, Association of Rehabilitation Nurses, Dallas, Texas. October 16, 1988.

Macy Foundation Conference on Specialty Practice. San Antonio, Texas. October 14- 15, 1988.

“Changing Times: The Mandate for Changing Practice.” Presentation to the National Symposium of the Massachusetts Organization of Nurse Executives. Boston, Massachusetts. October 13, 1988.

“Constructing the Future in Continuing Nursing Education and Staff Development.” Keynote, National Conference for Continuing Education and Staff Development Providers in Nursing. Minneapolis, Minnesota. September 30, 1988.

“The Challenge of Quality Nursing Education.” Educational Conference, California Board of Registered Nursing. Los Angeles, California. September 23-24, 1988.

“Summary and Recommendations.” Nursing Practice in the 21st Century Forum, Annenberg Center for Health Sciences of the Eisenhower Medical Center. Rancho Mirage, California. September 20-23, 1988.

“The View from the ANA Presidency.” Keynote, Nurses’ Day at Stanford University Hospital. Palo Alto, California. September 20, 1988.

“Empowering Specialist Practice in Nursing.” National Federation for Specialty Nursing Organization. Portland, Maine. July 23, 1988.

“The Power of Knowledge: The Knowledge of Power.” Fourth Open Conference of the Workgroup of European Nurse Researchers. Jerusalem, Israel. June 27-30, 1988.


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“Making Choices, Taking Changes, Being Leaders.” Convocation, Rutgers University, College of Nursing. Rutgers, New Jersey. May 26, 1988.

Opening Session. Eighth Annual Congress. National Association of Orthopaedic Nurses. Phoenix, Arizona. May 22, 1988.

“Making Choices, Taking Chances, Being Leaders.” Convocation, Valparaiso University, College of Nursing. Valparaiso, Indiana. May 21, 1988.

“Nursing Connections.” Distinguished Lectureship, The Washington Hospital Center, Washington, DC. May 4, 1988.

“The Nursing Shortage: Real Problems—Real Solutions.” Conference Keynote, Nursing Shortage and Declining Enrollment: Strategies for Change by the Profession. The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Chapel Hill, North Carolina. March 7, 1988.

“Perioperative Nurses: Partners in Practice.” Keynote, 35th Association of Operating Room Nurses Congress. Dallas, Texas. March 6, 1988.

“The Future of Advanced Practice.” Conference for Clinical Nurse Specialists and Nurse Practitioners. University of California, San Francisco, Department of Nursing and School of Nursing. San Francisco, California. February 11, 1988.

“Prisms of the Past: Facets of the Future.” Tenth Annual Meeting, California Society for Nursing Service Administrators. Beverly Hills, California. February 8, 1988.

“Keeping an Eye on the Kaleidoscope: Personal and Professional Issues in Nursing.” Carmen Rose Memorial Seminar, Mount Sinai Medical Center. Miami Beach, Florida. January 30, 1988.

“Negotiating Nursing Progress: The Academic–Service Partnership.” School of Nursing, University of California, Los Angeles. Los Angeles, California. November 9, 1987.

“Remarks.” Forum on AIDS, International Council of Nurses. Auckland, New Zealand. August 14, 1987.

“History as a Strategy for Shaping Educational Policy.” Eleventh Annual National Forum on Doctoral Education in Nursing. University of Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. June 25, 1987.

“Professionalism—What Is It?” College of Nursing, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. May 14, 1987.

“Challenge of Excellence.” College of Nursing, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. May 13, 1987.

“Current Trends in Titling and Licensure Impacting on Nurse Anesthesia.” American Association of Nurse Anesthetists. Chicago, Illinois. April 24, 1987.

“Professional Perspectives for the 90s.” Oregon Nurses Association. Portland, Oregon. April 22, 1987.

“Change and Order: A Professional Dilemma.” Sybil Palmer Bellos Lecture, School of Nursing. Yale University. New Haven, Connecticut. April 10, 1987.


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“An Eye on the Kaleidoscope.” Conference Keynote, Children’s Hospital. Boston, Massachusetts. April 9, 1987.

“Strategies for Nursing in the 90s.” Psychiatric Nursing Update ‘87. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. April 8, 1987.

“State of Nursing: Your Profession—Your Association.” Texas Nurses Association. Austin, Texas. March 27, 1987.

“Change and Order: Issues Facing the Nursing Profession.” Postmaster’s Seminar, School of Nursing. University of Texas at Austin. Austin, Texas. March 26, 1987.

“Coming of Age: Issues before the Nursing Profession.” Washington Roundtable. Washington, DC. October 20, 1986.

“Back to the Future.” 30th Anniversary Celebration, College of Nursing. University of Florida. Gainesville, Florida. October 9, 1986.

“Comparable Worth: Separate but Equal.” East Bay NAACOG Meeting. Pleasant Hill, California. September 16, 1986.

“Original Mission: Contemporary Reality.” Plenary Session, American Nurses’ Association Convention. Anaheim, California. June 14, 1986.

“The Challenge of Excellence.” General Session, 1986 National Teaching Institute of the American Association of Critical-Care Nursing. Anaheim, California. May 22, 1986.

“Choosing Our Future.” Peter McBean Lecture. Children’s Hospital. San Francisco, California. May 15, 1986.

“Hitting the High Notes.” Keynote, National Student Nurses Association Convention. New Orleans, Louisiana. April 23, 1986.

“Prospects for Schools of Nursing.” Association of Academic Health Centers Conference on the Future of Health Science Programs in Academic Health Centers. Washington, DC. April 18-19, 1986.

“Nursing: Challenges of Tomorrow.” Keynote, American Nephrology Nurses’ Association Seventeenth Annual Symposium. New Orleans, Louisiana. April 10, 1986.

“Manpower and Educational Access Issues in Nursing.” American Association of Colleges of Nursing, Spring Semiannual Meeting. Washington, DC. March 18, 1986.

“Collaboration: Philosophy and Framework: Models.” Presentation at a Workshop on Use of Collaboration Techniques to Ensure Quality Patient Care, Iowa Nurses’ Association. Des Moines, Iowa. March 14, 1986.

“Entry into Practice: The Issue and the Problem.” Conference for Nursing Administrators, Clinical Nurse Specialists, and Educators sponsored by the UCSF Department of Nursing and UCSF School of Nursing. San Francisco, California. February 14, 1986.

“Credentialing.” American Nurses’ Association Constituent Forum. Kansas City, Missouri. December 2, 1985.

“Rites and Responsibilities of Passage.” 11th Annual Educational Conference, Association of Rehabilitation Nurses. Atlanta, Georgia. November 13, 1985.


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“Crossing the Great Divide.” Second Annual Nursing Assembly, Group Health Cooperative of Puget Sound. Seattle, Washington. November 5, 1985.

“Change: Fulfilling Nursing’s Destiny.” Keynote, Oklahoma Nurses Association Convention. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. October 24, 1985

“Taking the Tide.” Keynote, New York State Nurses Association Convention. Albany, New York. October 18, 1985.

“Nursing Regulation Worldwide.” Conference on International Nursing: Education and Cultural Exchange, University of California San Francisco, School of Nursing, UCSF Department of Nursing Service, and Mount Zion Department of Nursing Service. San Francisco, California. October 15, 1985.

“Visions of Nursing’s Future: Morphological Considerations.” Conference on Visions of Nursing’s Future: Collaboration in Practice, Sigma Theta Tau, Delta Upsilon Chapter and College of Nursing, University of Rhode Island. Kingston, Rhode Island. October 5, 1985.

“The Professional Organism.” Tenth Elizabeth L. Kemble Lecture, School of Nursing, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Chapel Hill, North Carolina. September 13, 1985.

“Graduate Education for Nurses: Directions and Options.” 18th Annual Hawaii Program, Institute of Continuing Education for Nurses, Los Angeles County/USC Medical Center and the University of Southern California, School of Medicine. Maui, Hawaii. August 20, 1985.

“Comparable Worth: Separate but Equal.” 18th Annual Hawaii Program, Institute of Continuing Education for Nurses, Los Angeles County/USC Medical Center and the University of Southern California, School of Medicine. Maui, Hawaii. August 19, 1985.

“Collectivism and Autonomy: New Modes.” 18th Annual Hawaii Program, Institute of Continuing Education for Nurses, Los Angeles County/USC Medical Center and the University of Southern California, School of Medicine. Honolulu, Hawaii. August 15, 1985.

“Nursing Governance: USA.” 18th Annual Hawaii Program, Institute of Continuing Education for Nurses, Los Angeles County/USC Medical Center and the University of Southern California, School of Medicine. Honolulu, Hawaii. August 14, 1985.

“Nursing Governance: An International View.” 18th Annual Hawaii Program, Institute of Continuing Education for Nurses, Los Angeles County/USC Medical Center and the University of Southern California, School of Medicine. Honolulu, Hawaii. August 13, 1985.

“Nursing’s Developmental Lines.” 18th Annual Hawaii Program, Institute of Continuing Education for Nurses, Los Angeles County/USC Medical Center and the University of Southern California, School of Medicine. Honolulu, Hawaii. August 12, 1985.

“The Future Marketplace, Regulation of Health Care Providers, and Education of Nurses, Part II.” Nursing in the 21st Century Conference, American


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Association of Colleges of Nursing and American Organization of Nurse Executives. Snowmass, Colorado. July 9-11, 1985.

“The Articulated BS/MS Program at UCSF.” Dean’s Seminar, American Association of Colleges of Nursing. Aspen, Colorado. July 7, 1985.

“Think of a World.” General Session, 18th Quadrennial Congress, International Congress of Nurses. Tel Aviv, Israel. June 19, 1985.

“Factors Influencing Government Regulation of Nursing.” 2nd International Congress on Nursing law and Ethics. Tel Aviv, Israel. June 10-13, 1985.

“Issues in Comparable Worth.” Nursing Practice Committee Forum. Golden Gate Nurses’ Association. San Francisco, California. April 11, 1985.

“Choices.” 50th Anniversary Lecture, Loyola University of Chicago, Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing, 50th Anniversary. Chicago, Illinois. October 11, 1984.

Coming of Age.” Keynote, Florida Nurses Association, Diamond Jubilee. Jacksonville, Florida. October 1, 1984.

“Accountability in Nursing Practice.” Advanced Nursing Practice Conference. London, England. September 3, 1984.

“Defining Nursing’s Divisions of Knowledge and Practice.” American Nurses’ Foundation. New Orleans, Louisiana. June 24, 1984.

“The Role of Universities in the Strategies for Health for All.” WHO Thirty--Seventh World Health Assembly. Geneva, Switzerland. May 11-12, 1984.

“Issues in Nursing Education and Regulation.” Higher Institute of Nursing. University of Alexandria. Alexandria, Egypt. April 9, 1984.

“The Anatomy and Pathology of a Profession.” Tel Aviv University. Tel Aviv, Israel. March 29, 1984.

“Trends in Academic Nursing Education.” Tel Aviv University. Tel Aviv, Israel. March 28, 1984.

“Empowering Professionalization.” Hebrew University School of Nursing. Jerusalem, Israel. March 27, 1984.

“Professionalization.” Tel Aviv University. Tel Aviv, Israel. March 26, 1984. “Curriculum Development.” Tel Aviv University. Tel Aviv, Israel. April 4, 1984. “A Time for Renewal.” Keynote, California Nurses’ Association. San Francisco,

California. 1983. “Collaboration: Concepts, Coordinates, Continua, and Configurations.” A

Framework for Discussing Collaboration, Invitational Conference on Nursing Collaboration. San Francisco, California. November 13-15, 1983.

“Our Future Is Now.” Keynote, American Society for Nursing Service Administrators. Minneapolis, Minnesota. October 11, 1983.

“Education, Credentials, Organizations and Practice.” Distinguished Lectureship, Association of Nurses in Graduate School. University of Texas at Austin. Austin, Texas. September 7, 1983.

“A Professional Odyssey.” Veterans’ Hospital Nursing Staff. Palo Alto, California. August 17, 1983.


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“Unscrambling Our Developmental Lines.” School of Nursing, University of Virginia. Charlottesville, Virginia. July 19, 1983.

“The Anatomy of a Profession.” Long Range Planning Committee Workshop, National Federation for Nursing Specialty Organizations. Portland, Oregon. June 24, 1983.

“Quo vadis? Como se vai la?” Keynote, Quo Vadis III. Salvador, Brazil. May 31, 1983.

“Trends in Nursing Education.” Annual Luncheon, Stanford Nurse Alumnae, Stanford University. Stanford, California. May 7, 1983.

“The Essence of Nursing.” Harriet Cook Carter Lecture, Duke University. Durham, North Carolina. March 24, 1983.

“Coming of Age.” Student Nurses’ Association of California. San Mateo, California. February 8, 1983.

“The Era of Comparable Worth.” Keynote, Perspectives in Psychiatric Care ‘82. Los Angeles, California. November 15, 1982.

“The Public Image.” California Nurses’ Association, Clinical Sessions. Los Angeles, California. November 5, 1982.

“Issues in Specialty Practice.” Keynote, American Society of Ophthalmic Registered Nurses, Annual Meeting. San Francisco, California. November 1, 1982.

“The Energy of Conviction.” Keynote, Nursing Around the World: Discovering New Energy, University of Tennessee. Knoxville, Tennessee. July 7, 1982.

“Society and Nursing: The New Professionalism.” Society and Professions, American Nurses’ Association Convention. Washington, DC. June 27, 1982.

“Today’s Search for the Emerald City.” Keynote, Utah Nurses’ Association. St. George, Utah. May 13, 1982.

“Something to Point to.” Spring Induction Meeting, Sigma Theta Tau. Los Angeles, California. May 1, 1982.

“We Think . . . Therefore We Are.” Keynote, Services for the Life Span, Alberta Association of Registered Nurses. Alberta, Canada. April 22, 1982.

“Professionalism, Professionhood, and Socialization in Nursing.” Anise Sorrel Lecture, Troy State University. Montgomery, Alabama. April 14, 1982.

“Professionalism and Professionhood: An Alternative View.” Workshop, Eastern Mennonite College. Harrisburg, Virginia. April 7, 1982.

“Milestone 75, Horizon ‘82.” Keynote, Texas Nurses’ Association. San Antonio, Texas. March 25, 1982.

“The Nursing Shortage: Where Have All the Nurses Gone?” American Medical Association. Anaheim, California. March 15, 1982.

“Impact of the Clinical Nurse Specialist on Health Care” (with Helen Ripple). Clinical Nurse Specialist Conference. San Francisco, California. February 19, 1982.

“Licensure Issues in Nurse Recruitment.” American Hospital Association Convention. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. August 31, 1981.


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“Six Days, Six Thousand Nurses, and the Next One Hundred Years.” Third Plenary Session, 17th Quadrennial Congress, International Congress of Nurses. Los Angeles, California. July 3, 1981.

“Professionalism and Professionhood in Nursing: Another View.” Dean’s Lecture Series, Medical University of South Carolina. Charleston, South Carolina. April 10, 1981.

“Nursing Education.” Sixth Annual Saudi Medical Conference. King Abdulaziz University. Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. March 13, 1981.

“Credentialing: The Matrix of a Profession.” Annual Joint Meeting of Nursing and Education Directors, Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital. Santa Rosa, California. March 5, 1981.

“From Nurse to Nurse Educator: The Socialization Process.” Nurse Educator Conference. San Francisco, California. November 6, 1980.

“Sacred Cows—Curriculum: Do We Need a Conceptual Framework?” National League for Nursing. New York City, New York. November 21, 1980.

“Credentialing in Nursing: Will It Affect You?” Golden Gate Nurses Association. San Francisco, California. October 15, 1980.

“Unity and Diversity: Partners in the 80s.” Keynote, Pennsylvania Nurses Association. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. October 11, 1980.

“Credentialing Study Report.” Sequoia Hospital. Redwood City, California. July 30, 1980.

“The National Study of Credentialing in Nursing: Report to the ANA.” Biennial Convention, American Nurses’ Association. Houston, Texas. June 11, 1980.

“I Have a Dream.” Keynote, Fifth Annual Congress, Oncology Nursing Society. San Diego, California. May 28, 1980.

“Credentialing in Nursing: The Horror and the Hope of It.” Keynote, Flight Nurse Section, Aerospace Medical Association. Anaheim, California. May 12, 1980.

“Leadership for the Decade of the 80s.” Distinguished Nurse Lecture, College of Nursing, Villanova University. Villanova, Pennsylvania. March 20, 1980.

“Initiatives in Nursing Education.” Invitational Address, National Conference on Initiatives in Nursing Practice, American Hospital Association. Reno, Nevada. March 3-5, 1980.

“Taking Chances: Confronting the Risks of Professional Growth and Change.” Keynote,Biennial Convention, Illinois Nurses’ Association. Oconomowoc, Wisconsin. November 14, 1979.

“What Is Leadership?” Keynote, Biennial Convention, Sigma Theta Tau. Seattle, Washington. November 8, 1979.

“Credentialing: Implications for Nursing Education and Practice.” Keynote, Annual Meeting, Western Interstate Commission on Higher Education in Nursing (WCHEN). San Francisco, California. October 17, 1979.

“Social and Political Forces Affecting Credentialing and Economics of Nursing.” First Annual Elizabeth Sterling Soule Lecture, School of Nursing, University of Washington. Seattle, Washington. July 26, 1979.


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“Credentialing Study.” Federation of Specialty Nursing Organizations and the American Nurses’ Association. Chicago, Illinois. June 24, 1979.

“What If . . . the Proposed National Nursing Credentialing Center Were Implemented?” Invitational Scenario, National Conference on Categories of Nursing Practice, American Hospital Association. Chicago, Illinois. June 23, 1979.

“The Study of Credentialing in Nursing: A New Approach.” Delegate Assembly, National Council of State Boards of Nursing. San Antonio, Texas. June 8, 1979.

“Countdown for AORN.” Keynote, Congress of the Association of Operating Room Nurses. Saint Louis, Missouri. March 4, 1979.

“Report on the Credentialing Study.” Twentieth Semi-Annual Meeting of the Association of American Colleges of Nursing. Washington, DC. February 18, 1979.

“Credentialing Directions in Nursing and Nursing Education.” Keynote, Nursing Today Conference, University of California. Davis, California. February 1, 1979.

“Credentialing in Nursing.” Distinguished Lecturer, School of Nursing, University of Texas at El Paso. January 26, 1979.

“Baccalaureate Nursing Education: Problems, Programs and Possibilities.” California State University at Sacramento Nursing Honor Society. Sacramento, California. January 18, 1979.

“The Tangled Web.” Annual Meeting, Public Health Nursing Section, American Public Health Association. Los Angeles, California. October 17, 1978.

“Overview and Progress Report.” Report on Credentialing Study, Conference, American Nurses’ Association. Honolulu, Hawaii. June 11, 1978.

“Does It Work? Will It Endure?” Conference, Colleagues in Patient Care, The Rush Model for Nursing, Sheraton-Chicago Hotel. Chicago, Illinois. April 21, 1978.

“Reaction and Comment: The Rush System as a Viable Option for the Future.” Keynote, Conference on Colleagues in patient Care, The Rush Model for Nursing, Sheraton-Chicago Hotel. Chicago, Illinois. April 21, 1978.

“Nursing: Horizons and Directions.” Keynote, Conference for Nurse Educators, School of Nursing, the University of Texas. San Antonio, Texas. April 13, 1978.

“Why Publish?” Keynote, Writer’s Seminar, Western Region of Sigma Theta Tau. Burlingame, California. March 3, 1978.

“The Politics of Caring.” Sister Charles Marie Frank Lecture, Incarnate Work College. San Antonio, Texas. November 3, 1977.

“Women—The New Three Cs in Nursing (Socio-Political Issues in Nursing).” Keynote, Annual Meeting, Western Council on Higher Education for Nursing (WCHEN). San Diego, California. October 18, 1977.

“Doctoral Education in Nursing: The Current Situation in Historical Perspective.” Keynote, National Conference on Doctoral Education in Nursing,


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University of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. June 23-24, 1977.

“The First Day.” Commencement Address, School of Nursing, University of California. San Francisco, California. June 18, 1977.

“Rambling Reflections on Excellence.” Sigma Theta Tau, Installation, University of California. San Francisco, California. June 2, 1977.

“Women’s Careers in the Health Sciences.” Symposium, University of California. San Francisco, California. May 20, 1977.

“Past Is Prologue.” Keynote, 20th Anniversary Symposium, University of Florida College of Nursing. Gainesville, Florida. May 6, 1977.

“Nursing Today.” Keynote, Clinical Sessions, California Nurses Association. San Francisco, California. March 12, 1977.

“With a View to the Future.” The Future of the Nurse Practitioner Workshop, University of Nevada. Reno, Nevada. February 2-4, 1977.

“Valuing Values.” Teaching and Evaluating the Effective Domain in Nursing, Workshop, College of Nursing, Wayne State University. Detroit, Michigan. October 22-23, 1976.

“Declaring Our Future.” Keynote, Pennsylvania Nurses’ Association. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. October 3-8. 1976.

“The Past and Future History of Nursing.” Commencement Address, Henry Ford Hospital, School of Nursing. Detroit, Michigan. August 21, 1976.

“Future in Evaluation.” Keynote, Continuing Education in the Future, Panel, American Nurses’ Association Convention. Atlantic City, New Jersey. June 6-11, 1976. “The Future of Nursing Is Now.” Keynote, North Bay Coastal Region, California Nurses Association. Oakland, California. October 15-16, 1975.

Continuing Education, The Hope for Professional Coherence.” Keynote, National Conference on Continuing Education in Nursing, Indiana University. September 15, 1975.

“The Past and Future of Nursing.” Convocation, the University of Texas School of Nursing. Forth Worth, Texas. May 17, 1975.

“Philosophical Positions and Mood Swings in Nursing Education.” Nursing Curricula for the Future, Workshop, University of Kentucky. Lexington, Kentucky. May 12-13, 1975.

“Administrative Aspects of Curriculum.” Nursing Curriucla for the Future. Workshop, University of Kentucky. Lexington, Kentucky. May 12-13. 1975.

“An Administrator Looks at Faculty Responsibility for Curriculum.” Conceptual Framework: A Model for Nursing Education, Workshop, Wayne State University. Detroit, Michigan. February 21, 1975.

“Nursing Vulnerability.” Invitational Conference on Accreditation, American Nurses’ Association. Denver, Colorado. November 18-20, 1974.

“Responsibility for Professional Quality: Yours, Mine and Ours.” Keynote, Michigan Nurses’ Association. Grand Rapids, Michigan. October 17, 1974.


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“Leadership and Education: Crises, Currents and Choices.” American Nurses’ Association Convention. San Francisco, California. June 13, 1974.

“Current Issues and Trends in Nursing Services and Education: the Role of Nursing Education.” Professional Symposium, the University of Texas System School of Nursing. Austin, Texas. April 27, 1974.

“Nursing Education for the Year 2000.” Dedication Speech, the University of Texas School of Nursing. Austin, Texas. April 26, 1974.

“Professional Accountability.” Annual Meeting, Detroit and Oakland Districts, Michigan Nurses’ Association. March 23, 1974.

“Professional Commitment to the Preparation and Support of the Master Clinician.” Second Health Nurse Clinician Conference, College of Nursing, Wayne State University. Detroit, Michigan. December 14, 1973.

“Issues in Nursing.” USAFE Medical Conference. Garmisch, Germany. September 12, 1973.

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