Experiential Learning
Experiential Learning Team:
As you embark on the path towards your nursing career, we are here to cultivate you along your journey. We provide custom education modalities that are tailored to the needs of the student. We are experienced educators that take nursing, science, and healthcare concepts and present it in an organized format that is easy to absorb. We offer personal consultations, group sessions, workshops, virtual webinars, and simulations.
What is Experiential Learning?
In layman's terms, experiential learning is gaining a deeper understanding through discovery, relevant practice, or by actions. Our team presents students with the opportunity to foster deeper learning through a continuous cycle of discovery that enhances active learning. We provide a cycle of learning utilizing Kolb's learning cycle theory. This cycle involves four stages called concrete learning, reflective observation, abstract conceptualization, and active experimentation (Fewster-Thuente & Batteson, 2018).
Fewster-Thuente, L., & Batteson, T. J. (2018). Kolb's experiential learning theory as a theoretical underpinning for interprofessional education. Journal of allied health, 47(1), 3-8.
What We Offer:
- 1:1 or group tutoring sessions (virtual or in-person sessions available)
- Workshops
- Test Prep
- Gain real life experiences while practicing multiple nursing skills and concepts
- High and low fidelity simulators
- Virtual reality simulation
- Supervised or unsupervised skills practice
- Book Your Appointment
- Liaison clinical clearance process
- Coordinate student preceptorship
Our Services:
- BSN & MSN
- Clinical Handbooks
- Clinical Clearance Checklist
- Castle Branch
- Project Concert
- MSN Preceptorship Forms
- Supply Request
- Independent Skills Practice
- SOP Lab Usage Guidelines
Meet the Team:
| Name | |
|---|---|
|
Dr. J. Howell-Murray |
jaamela.murray@famu.edu |
|
Ms. K. Mitchell |
keniya.mitchell@famu.edu |
|
Mrs. K. Cooper |
kianga.cooper@famu.edu |
|
Ms. K. Waldo |
krystal.waldo@famu.edu |
|
Ms. J. Williams |
jessica.williams@famu.edu |
