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Prescription for
Academic Success (PAS) Program
What is PAS?
PAS is a program of "tailored support" specifically for students from
economically and educationally disadvantaged backgrounds (including
minority students) in order to eliminate health barriers, improve
health-care quality, and further cultural diversity in the rural
workforce. The overall goal is to increase the retention and graduation
of registered nurses. To accomplish this goal, the program is designed
to support and mentor, both academically and socially, students accepted
to participate. A variety of support is tailored for each student based
on his/her Academic Risk Appraisal highlighting the student's strengths
and needs.
A
Prescription for Academic Success (PAS) is then generated by a Circle of
Support to guide the student and faculty/staff in connecting with the
resources they require to assure academic success.
The PAS defines the roles and responsibilities of the student and other
members of the student's support team. In following the PAS, the student
can achieve academic success through support, academic and social
mentoring, skills training, individualized instruction, and additional
opportunities for nursing practice skills.
The 3 R's of Nursing Student Preparedness:
Readiness
to learn
Resources
for support
Retention
in the nursing program
Applicants must be full time students. Applications are to be returned to the Student Services Coordinator, PAS Student Mentor/Advisor, Kathy Arnold, or Project Director, Dr. Leisa Easom, in June annually for review. Upon promotion to Phase II, applicants will be provided the opportunity to interview with the PAS program committee.
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If you have
any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the following:
Leisa R.
Easom, PhD, RN Charles
L. Mix Eminent Scholar
Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregiving
PAS Program Director
Chair, School
of Nursing
Georgia
Southwestern State University
800
Georgia
Southwestern State University Drive
Americus, Georgia 31709
Email:
leasom@canes.gsw.edu
Telephone:
229-931-2077(RCI) /229-931-2286 (Nursing)
FAX: 229-931-2663 (RCI)/ 229-931-2288 (Nursing)
Kathy Arnold
PAS Program
Mentor/Advisor
School of
Nursing
Georgia
Southwestern State University
800 Georgia
Southwestern State University Drive
Americus, GA
31709
Email:
karnold@canes.gsw.edu
Phone:
229-931-2278
Fax:
229-931-2288
Angel Ramos
Student
Services Coordinator
School of
Nursing
Georgia
Southwestern State University
800 Georgia
Southwestern State University Drive
Americus, GA
31709
Email:
aramos@canes.gsw.edu
Phone:
229-931-2239
Fax:
229-931-2288
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PAS Application
Form
PASStudentBrochure
PAS Toolkit
TIME MANAGEMENT PPT
STRESS MANAGEMENT PPT
READING COMPREHENSION PPT
Critical Thinking PPT
Making the Most of Your Memory for Test PPT

Financial Assistance for Nursing
Students (FANS) Program The FANS grant has been awarded for the
this academic year. |
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