Yale School of Nursing faculty and staff immersed themselves in lectures and seminars on clinical teaching, web-based teaching, team teaching and course coordination during a faculty retreat on Sept. 19 and 20. The participants also received media training from Yale Office of Public Affairs staff. The training was part of Dean Catherine Gilliss' desire to raise the School of Nursing's visibility and to spotlight the wealth of expertise among the faculty.
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