Jacquelyn Campbell, the Anna D. Wolf Professor in the Department of Community-Public Health Nursing, has earned two of the most prestigious awards in nursing: the Ada Sue Hinshaw Award from the Friends of the National Institute for Nursing Research and the American Academy of Nursing's 2018 Living Legend.
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The Hinshaw Award, considered the pre-eminent award given by FNINR, recognizes substantive and sustained programs of science that position the recipient as a prominent senior scientist. The Living Legend is the AAN's highest honor and celebrates nurses who are exceptionally accomplished in the profession and health care. Both awards reflect Campbell's long-standing contributions to domestic violence prevention and careerlong leadership in nursing and research.
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