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Faculty & Staff Newsletter

May 11, 2021

Virtual Hangout on Wednesday

Submitted by Melanie Vincent

Staff Council invites faculty and staff to join us for our Spring Virtual Hangout! Take a break from your busy week for a fun hour of virtual games and connection with your colleagues. BONUS-there will be prizes! Please see event information below:

WHEN: Wednesday, May 12, 3 p.m.
ZOOM INFO: Meeting URL: https://bsmh.zoom.us/j/92754759398
Meeting ID: 927 5475 9398

Mercy Café Menu

Submitted by Steve Joyce

Mercy Café Menu

Nurses Week Scholarships

Submitted by Jessie Coombs

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Mercy College of Ohio is celebrating Nurses Week by offering several $1000 scholarships to Bon Secours Mercy Health employees who will be new RN to BSN, RN to MSN and MSN students enrolling in August 2021. If you know someone interested, encourage them to complete the three-question application or learn more at www.mercycollege.edu/nurses Applications are due by May 15 and scholarships must be used during the fall 2021 semester.

How are you living out the Mercy College values?

Submitted by Annie Devine

We are creating a video highlighting our Mercy College values and we want to hear from you! How have you been living out the Mercy College values this past year? We want to include your stories, thoughts, and examples. Need a refresher on our Values? Visit www.mercycollege.edu/about/mission-vision-values.

You can share what our values mean to you or how you live them out. Perhaps you've practiced the value of excellence by perfecting your banana bread recipe this year. Maybe you've practiced the value of service by volunteering to administer vaccines. You might have seen the value of human dignity as you worked with patients or colleagues. You can also share what the values mean to you if you don't have a specific example in mind. If you have a picture of yourself putting the Mercy College values into practice, we'll take that too! You can submit your comments and thoughts at https://mercycollege.wufoo.com/forms/s1enilzv1qtfyl7/.

The first 25 submissions that provide a comment for at least one value and include their Mercy College email address will receive a $5 gift card of their choice to Amazon or Starbucks, as a thank you.

Survey responses are due by May 16, 2021.

If you have questions, please contact Annie Devine at annie.devine@mercycollege.edu.

Here For Good

Submitted by Denise Hudgin

Of the hundreds of participants, Mercy College sold the most Here for Good shirts generating $2490 that went toward scholarship and emergency fund support for students. Way to go! Wear your shirts proudly!

In Case You Missed It

Submitted by Denise Hudgin

An editorial from Tuesday, May 11, 2021 Blade supporting Mercy College's Choose Ohio First grant eligible certificate programs. Click here to see the editorial.

Kim Pavel Presented Misericordia et Cura Award

Submitted by Denise Hudgin

Kim Pavel

The Misericordia et Cura Award, the highest honor bestowed by the college that recognizes individuals who focus on the values which are vital to the healing ministry and by their lives embody the College motto “Misericordia et Cura” meaning compassion and care was presented to Kim Pavel, Associate Program Director for the Associate of Applied Science in Nursing Program, Youngstown location.

The Misericordia et Cura Award was presented to Kim Pavel, Associate Program Director for the Associate of Applied Science in Nursing Program, Youngstown location at the May 10, 2021 commencement ceremony. The award is the highest honor bestowed by the College that recognizes individuals who focus on the values which are vital to the healing ministry and by their lives embody the College motto “Misericordia et Cura” meaning compassion and care.

Kim Pavel began her nursing career at St. Elizabeth Hospital 40 years ago. During those many years, she has served as a staff nurse, a Unit Manager, and a nursing faculty member at both the former St. Elizabeth School of Nursing and most recently at Mercy College of Ohio, Youngstown Location. She received her diploma in nursing from St. Elizabeth Hospital School of Nursing, her BSN, from Youngstown State University, and her MSN from Kent State University. She is board certified as a Clinical Nurse Specialist and also achieved her Certification in Nursing Education. Kim has been a member of the Youngstown Mercy College Faculty since it began in 2003 and has since been promoted to Associate Professor. In 2019, she became the Associate Program Director for the AASN program in Youngstown. With her many years of educational background, she brought a wealth of expertise to instructional design, delivery, and course management. Some faculty are excellent teachers, but not great managers and organizers. Kim is both. She has consistently received excellent student evaluations for her courses and always has the students’ welfare as her main concern.



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