Analyzing the Benefits and Challenges of the Student Apprenticeship Program (SNAP)
Date
2009-02-13Author
Strong, Jodi
Petri, Pamela
Advisor(s)
Berry, Janice K.
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This study is a review of the benefits and challenges of the Student Nurse Apprentice Program (SNAP). A questionaire was given to students and TAs to determine how well the program meets it's stated goals: to enhance student's knowledge of nursing, to improve ability to communicate that knowledge, to facilitate teaching and learning in specific course(s), and to develop competence in providing constructive feedback.
Subject
Apprenticeship programs--Wisconsin--Eau Claire
Student Nurse Apprentice Program (Eau Claire, Wis.)
University of Wisconsin--Eau Claire. School of Nursing
Nursing--Study and teaching (Higher)--Wisconsin--Eau Claire
Nursing students--Wisconsin--Eau Claire--Attitudes
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Color poster with text, images, and tables describing research conducted by Pamela Petri and Jodi Strong, advised by Janice K. Berry.
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