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N. Margaret Wineman,
PhD, RN, CNS, (wineman@uakron.edu) is currently Dean and Professor at The University of
Akron College of Nursing. She has over 30 years experience as an educator, researcher,
and clinician. Her career has encompassed many roles, including teaching
baccalaureate, masters, and doctoral students, coordinating the Joint PhD in
Nursing Program (1999-2002), serving as Senior Director of the College of
Nursing (2003-2004), and Director and later Assistant Dean of Nursing Research and Scholarly Activity
(2000-2006). Her research and scholarly presentations and publications have
focused on the mental health issues related to chronic disability and
intimate partner violence.
Dr. Wineman’s leadership has been acknowledged through awards for
leadership, mentoring, and research, including the YWCA Women of
Professional Excellence, American Psychiatric Nurses Association Ohio
Chapter Leadership, Yale University Distinguished Alumna, and Sigma Theta
Tau Gamma Delta Chapter awards for nurse mentoring, excellence in education,
and excellence in research. In addition to being a 2005 American Association
of Colleges of Nursing/Helene Fuld Academic Leadership Fellow, Dr. Wineman
was selected to participate in the Inaugural Academic Leadership Forum at
The University of Akron (2005-2006). Dr. Wineman is a graduate of Saint
Vincent’s Hospital School of Nursing (Diploma, 1971), Marymount Manhattan
College (BA Psychology, 1975), Yale University (MSN Psychiatric Nursing,
1977), the University of Rochester (PhD Nursing, 1988), and The University
of Akron (MAEd Community Counseling and Certificate Addictions Counseling,
1999). Dr. Wineman’s educational preparation, combined with her professional
experience, has prepared her well for her current position as dean. |
