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Department of Nursing

Faculty

Dr. Marietta Branson

Assistant Professor of Nursing Associate Department Head, Alternative Programs

mbranso@wtamu.edu
Dr. Branson's Bio

N. Carole Brown

Instructor of Nursing

ncbrown@wtamu.edu
N. Carole Brown's Bio

Dr. Lisa Davis

Associate Professor of Nursing Associate Department Head, Graduate Nursing Programs

"Niels Bohr said, 'The opposite of a true statement is a false statement, but the oppisite of a profound truth can be another profound truth.' In my classes, you can expect to be in a community of learners seeking profound truth."

ldavis@wtamu.edu
Dr. Davis' Bio

Dr. Deborah Davenport

Associate Professor of Nursing Associate Department Head, Undergraduate Nursing Program

"The greatest thing about being a nurse and being a nurse educator is I never experience boredom or sameness—every day is different, every patient and student is special and unique, and every experience I have enjoyed has made me who I am today."

ddavenport@wtamu.edu
Dr. Davenport's Bio

Karla Dixon

Instructor of Nursing/BNLC Director

kdixon@wtamu.edu
Karla Dixon's Bio

Vicki Hartin

Instructor of Nursing

"Teaching at West Texas A&M University affords me the opportunity to interact with young people interested in making a lasting difference in our community."

vhartin@wtamu.edu
Vicki Hartin's Bio

Dr. Holly Jeffreys

Assistant Professor of Nursing

“Give a man a fish and he eats for today, Teach a man to fish and he eats for a lifetime.” - Chinese Proverb

hjeffreys@wtamu.edu
Dr. Jeffreys' Bio

Florence Jemes

Instructor of Nursing

"Knowledge along with caring and compassion is a powerful attribute."

fjemes@wtamu.edu
Florence Jemes' Bio

Dr. Collette Loftin

Assistant Professor of Nursing Associate Department Head, Clinical Coordination Undergraduate Nursing Program

"I enjoy each of my students, and I hope what I teach will make them better nurses."

cloftin@wtamu.edu
Dr. Loftin's Bio

Kathleen Potter

Instructor of Nursing

kpotter@wtamu.edu
Kathleen Potter's Bio

Dr. Helen Reyes

Department Head of Nursning, Assistant Professor

"Nursing has been an exciting and rewarding career for me. Being a professional nurse has allowed me to reinvent myself many times as a hospital nurse, psychiatric nurse, school nurse, nurse administrator, home health agency owner, and now nursing faculty member and department head. I would highly recommend professional nursing to anyone who is looking for a career that fosters critical thinking, academic excellence, caring, community service and global health. Discover the buff in you; discover the nurse in you."

hreyes@wtamu.edu
Dr. Reyes' Bio

Kathleen Rogers

Instructor of Nursing

kmrogers@wtamu.edu
Kathleen Rogers' Bio

Kathy Snider

Instructor of Nursing

"I believe that my teaching career is just an extension of my nursing career. Helping others to recognize their full potential through education and caring is at the very heart of nursing, and the heart of teaching. To me, excellence in nursing is a reflection of caring and teaching that begins in nursing school. Excellence in any field requires participation in, and the support of, a community of like-minded people. The profession of nursing and nursing education provides both."

ksnider@mail.wtamu.edu
Kathy Snider's Bio