2019
- 2019.11.29 Dr. Marianne Baernholdt, Professor and Associate Dean for Global Initiatives, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill invited for co-teaching to PhD. students.
2018
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2018.12.20-21 Dr. Atsushi Makino from Institute of Gerontology, Graduate School of Education, The University of Tokyo, Japan invited for co-teaching lecture titled “The 100-year life society in Japan and the direction of educational reform: the construction of "micro-society" and "learning as a social infrastructure”, “Learning reforming the "individual" into a "relationship" movement: recombination of social resources and innovation of the Concept of "learning" in the 100 years life” and “The trend of lifelong learning policy in Japan aged society”.
- 2018.11.29-30 Dr. Gwen D. Sherwood & Dr. Carol Shieh from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Nursing, USA invited for co-teaching lecture titled “Improving Patient Care Outcomes through Knowledge Development: The New Safety Science”, and “Reflective Practice: Transforming Education and Practice by Integrating Quality and Safety”.
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2018.11.12-14 Dr. Yvonne Lu and Dr. Joan E. Haase from School of Nursing, Indiana University, USA invited for co-teaching lecture titled “ Long-term care in USA”, “Feasibility and Effect Sizes of the Revised Daily Enhancement of Meaningful Activities Intervention for Persons with Mild Cognitive Impairment and their Caregivers”, “It takes a team: Communication strategies for difficult conversations with parents and children” and “The Push and Pull of Designing, Implementing, and Evaluating Randomized Clinical Trials” etc…
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2018.11.8-11.9 Professor Kataoka Yaeko from St. Luke's International University, Japan invited for co-teaching with lectures titled “Midwifery in Japan” and “Screening and early intervention for women who experienced intimate partner Violence”.
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2018.6.14-15 Associate Professor Carol Shieh from School of Nursing, Indiana University, USA invited for co-teaching with lectures titled “Health Policy: Population health approach” and “Health policy: Chronic disease as an example”.
2017
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2017.12.19,22 Professor Michelle Putnam from School of Social Work, Simmons College, USA invited for co-teaching with lectures titled “Aging and disability population trends and the dynamics of long-term care policy in the United States” and “The need to bridging aging and disability long-term services and supports: Examples from the United States.”
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2017.11.23-24 Professor Janet Carpenter from School of Nursing, Indiana University, USA invited for co-teaching with a lecture titled “Knowledge Development in Symptom Science”.
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2017.11.1-3 Associate Professor Kawata Kimiko from Kyushu University, Japan invited for co-teaching to undergraduate, graduate and Ph.D students.
- 2017.10.3,5 Professor Kyoko Kobayashi and Associate Professor Hiromi Oku from St. Luke's International University, Japan invited for co-teaching to undergraduate and graduate students.
- 2017.2.20~3.20 Professor Huey-Shys Chen from College of Nursing, University of Toledo, Toledo, Ohio, USA invited for co-teaching with doctoral courses.
- 2017.2.20~21 Professor Jeanette Lancaster from Vanderbilt University (Visiting Professor), USA invited for co-teaching with lectures “Population health: Implications for Health Policy” and “Nursing leadership: Challenges and Opportunities.”
2016
l2016.11.28~30 Professor OTA Erika and Associate Professor Mikiko Aoki from St. Luke's International University, Japan invited for co-teaching with lectures “Global health nursing”, “How to conduct systematic reviews”, “Prenatal screening and diagnosis” and “Genetic Counseling and Genetic Nursing.”
l2016.11.1~1 Professor Gwen Sherwood from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Nursing, USA invited for co-teaching with lectures “Improving Patient Care Outcomes through Knowledge Development: The New Safety Science” and “Reflective Practice: Transforming Education and Practice by Integrating Quality and Safety.”
l2016.6.2~3 Associate Professor Carol Shieh from Indiana University School of Nursing, USA invited for co-teaching with lectures “Population health: Implications for health policy” and “Nursing leadership: Challenges and opportunities.”
l 2016.5.16~20 Professor Wendy Moyle from Griffith University, Australia invited for co-teaching with lectures “Effect of an interactive therapeutic robotic animal on engagement, mood states, agitation and antipsychotic drug use”, “Using social robots to connect people with dementia and their families” and “Influencers on quality of life of people living with dementia in nursing home care or being cared for in acute care.”
l 2016.3.28 Sister School, The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, School of Nursing Assistant Professor Hong, Yuh-Fong visited for co-teaching with lecture “ Nursing Informatics, Health Technology, and Management” and “Culture, Ethics, and US Health Care Systems”
2015
l 2015.10.20 Senior Research Fellow, Dr (PhD, OT); Maud J.L. Graff, Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Centre (RUNMC), The Netherlands visited for co-teaching with lecture ” Dementia Care in Netherlands”.
l 2015.10.13-16 & 2015.10.20-23 Two scholars, Professor Mitsu Ono and Associate Professor Nobuko Hashiguchi of Sister school Kyushu University, Japan and Two scholars, Professor Kiyomi Asahara and Associate Professor Yasuko Nagamatsu of St. Luke's International University, Japan visited for co-teaching and gave 11 lectures totally.
l 2015.9.30-10.1 Associate Professor Mary Beth (E.) Riner, also the Associate Dean for Global Affairs for School of Nursing, Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) visited for co-teaching. Gave two lectures “Implementation Science” and “Intervention Mapping”.
l 2015.3.19-20 Associate Professor Carol Shieh, Indiana University School of Nursing, Department of Community and Health Systems visited for co-teaching program.
2014
l 2014.11.17-18 Assistant Professor Erica TengYuan Yu, The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, School of Nursing visited for co-teaching program.
l 2014.10.22-25 & 2014.10.27-31 Two scholars, Professor Mami Kayama and Associate Professor Nobuko Okubo of St. Luke's International University, Japan and two scholars, Professor Kimie Fujita and Associate Professor Yuko Hamada of Sister school Kyushu University, Japan visited for co-teaching and gave 9 lectures totally.
l 2014.9.9-12 Professor Susan Rawl, Indiana University School of Nursing visited for co-teaching program with Ph. D students.
l 2014.3.26-29 Professor Tadayoshi Asaka, Department of Rehabilitation Science Faculty of Health Sciences Hokkaido University visited for co-teaching with Master program in Aging and Long-Term Care.
l 2014.3.22-26 Dr. Jeaneate Lancaster, the visiting professor of Vanderbilt University, USA visited for co-teaching program with Ph. D students.
2013
l 2013.10.14-18 Three scholars of Sister school Kyushu University, Japan, Professor Hisako Nakao, Professor Hatsumi Taniguchi and Professor Bakiko Chishaki visited for co-teaching program with undergraduates, graduates and Ph. D students.
l 2013.10.8-12 Dr. Kathleen Krichbaum, Associate Dean for Academic Programs, School of Nursing, University of Minnesota visited for co-teaching program with Master program in Aging and Long-Term Care.
l 2013.8.30-9.2 Dr. Gwen Sherwood, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Nursing visited for co-teaching program with Ph. D program.
l 2013.6.3. Associate Professor Su-I Hou of sister school University of Georgia College of Public Health visited for co-teaching program with graduate students.
l 2013.5.27. Professor Marion Broome, Dean of Indiana University School of Nursing and Associate Professor & Vice Dean Mary Riner visited for co-teaching program with Ph. D students.
l 2013.5.1-2 Associate Professor Jane Lipscomb of University of Maryland School of Nursing and Medicine visited for co-teaching program with Ph. D students.
l 2013.4.22 Assistant Professor Erica TengYuan Yu from The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston School of Nursing visited for co-teaching program with graduate students.