Karen Pardue gives keynote address at 2016 Quest Scholarship Symposium in Tennessee

Karen Pardue

Karen Pardue, Ph.D., R.N., ANEF, associate dean for Academic Affairs in the Westbrook College of Health Professions, delivered an invited keynote presentation at the 2016 Quest Scholarship Symposium for the Baptist College of Health Sciences in Memphis, Tennessee.

Pardue’s presentation addressed interprofessional education and the scholarship of teaching. She is well known to Baptist College of Health Professions, having served as the lead quality enhancement plan (QEP) evaluator during the institution’s 2015 Southern Association of Schools and Colleges (SASC) re-accreditation visit.

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