3^rd World Congress on Nursing Education & Management November 08-09, 2021 Vienna, Austria

Dr. Annie Msosa serves as the Deputy Head for the Clinical Nursing Studies Department at Kamuzu University of Health Sciences and is responsible for coordinating, in collaboration with the Head of Department, the clinical learning experiences for all nursing students. She also serves as a counterpart to our Peace Corps Response Volunteers. She was originally inspired to become a nurse herself because she had a soft spot for the elderly people in her village and wanted to acquire knowledge on how to support them. Dr. Msosa's favorite part of her job is that it satisfies her heart. She wants to close out her career as a Nurse Educator so that she can impart knowledge, skills and appropriate attitudes to other nurses too. Serving others has been her driving force, as well as the fact that she is making a vital contribution to her country.

Effect of a formative assessment intervention on nursing skills laboratory learning in a resource-constrained country

Dr. Flynn has been a nurse educator for 20 years with an emphasis in social justice and service learning. She studied nursing education at Idaho State University, graduating as MSN in 2002. She then studied social justice and leadership at Gonzaga University, graduating as PhD in 2012. She has taught nursing at Lewis-Clark State College in Lewiston, Idaho since 1999. Dr. Flynn has led nursing students on over a dozen global medical missions in Central America, South America, Africa, and India, emphasizing leadership skills and community sustainability

Threading service throughout a baccalaureate nursing curriculum to create today's nurse leaders