When

Thursday May 21, 2015 from 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM CDT
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Where

North Dakota Heritage Center
612 E Boulevard Ave
Bismarck, ND 58501



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Lodging & Accomidations

A block of rooms has been reserved at the following hotels:

Ramkota Inn, (701) 258-7700
Radisson, (701) 255-6000
Kelly Inn, (701) 223-8001



 

Celebrating 100 Years of Nursing Excellence: Past, Present and Future 

The North Dakota Board of Nursing and North Dakota Center for Nursing are excited to partner to celebrate 100 Years of Nursing Excellence in North Dakota. Join the North Dakota Board of Nursing and North Dakota Center for Nursing as we celebrate nursing's history in North Dakota in the newly expanded Heritage Center in Bismarck, ND. The conference will feature lunch in the State Capitol Great Hall, presentations, guest speakers, silent auctions, a GALA with awards and evening entertainment.

Registration is $80 and ends May 16th. To download a conference agenda, click here.

Contact Hours

The 100 Years of nursing Excellence has been approved for 4.75 contact hours through the ND Board of Nursing.

 

Guest Speakers

 

Marcus Engel, MS

Marcus Engel is a professional speaker and best selling author whose messages provide insight and strategies for excellent patient care. His keynote presentation, “The Other End of the Stethoscope” has been witnessed by tens of thousands of health care professionals and his books are used in scores of nursing schools to teach the basic foundations of caregiving.

 

 

Dr. Constance Kalanek, PhD., RN
ND Board of Nursing Executive Director

Dr. Kalanek is the current ND Board of Nursing Executive Director. There she has given a voice to nursing across North Dakota since 1998. Previously, Dr. Kalanek served as a professior of nursing at the Medcenter One College of Nursing in Bismarck, ND.


 

Betty Rambur, Ph.D., RN
Professior of Nursing - University of Vermont

Originally from North Dakota, Dr. Rambur's education and career progressed from registered nurse, to nurse practiioner, and then on to two graduate degrees from Rush University in Chicago. She worked in community medicine and instutional cooperation. With a Ph.D., she began teaching at the University of Mary in Bismarck, N.D., becoming a professor and ultimately chair of the nursing division. She current serves as a professior of nursing at the Unviersity of Vermont.

Originally from North Dakota, Rambur’s education and career progressed from registered nurse, to nurse practitioner, and then on to two graduate degrees from Rush University in Chicago. She worked in community medicine and institutional cooperation. With a Ph.D., she began teaching at the University of Mary in Bismarck, N.D., becoming a professor and ultimately chair of the nursing division. - See more at: http://www.vermontwoman.com/articles/2014/0214/bettyrambur/bettyrambur.html#sthash.hEq02i0U.dpuf
Originally from North Dakota, Rambur’s education and career progressed from registered nurse, to nurse practitioner, and then on to two graduate degrees from Rush University in Chicago. She worked in community medicine and institutional cooperation. With a Ph.D., she began teaching at the University of Mary in Bismarck, N.D., becoming a professor and ultimately chair of the nursing division. - See more at: http://www.vermontwoman.com/articles/2014/0214/bettyrambur/bettyrambur.html#sthash.hEq02i0U.dpuf
Originally from North Dakota, Rambur’s education and career progressed from registered nurse, to nurse practitioner, and then on to two graduate degrees from Rush University in Chicago. She worked in community medicine and institutional cooperation. With a Ph.D., she began teaching at the University of Mary in Bismarck, N.D., becoming a professor and ultimately chair of the nursing division. - See more at: http://www.vermontwoman.com/articles/2014/0214/bettyrambur/bettyrambur.html#sthash.hEq02i0U.dpuf
 

Call For Nurse Artists

Attention Nurse Artists of any media! We are looking for your works of art for the ND Board of Nursing 100th Anniversary, held May 21st, 2015. During the celebration, we will hold a silent auction.

Deadline for submitting your works is May 1st, 2015. Your work will be auctioned at the North Dakota Heritage Center in Bismarck, ND.

For complete information and to learn how to submit your artistic works, visit our information page by clicking here.
 

Become A Sponsor!

Are you or your organization interested in sponsoring a historic milestone for nurses in North Dakota? Click here to download more information about becoming a sponsor today!

 

Historic Exhibits & Artifacts

Do you have any items that may be of interest to display at our historic nursing exhibit? Click here to download more information on how to submit your items for display at this historic event! 

 

Refund Policy

Please note that refunds will not be issued after May 16th. Registrants not able to attend need to contact the ND Center for Nursing before May 16th to request a refund.