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- https://doi.org/10.1097/01.nep.0000000000000106
Will BSN Students Consider a Future Nursing Faculty Role?
- Jan 1, 2017
- Nursing education perspectives
- Diana K Bond
The aim of the study was to determine the intent of baccalaureate nursing students to pursue a future nursing faculty role. An impending nursing faculty shortage negatively affects the capacity to meet the need for nurses. Using the constructs of social cognitive career theory, a prospective correlational research design was used to survey prelicensure BSN nursing students regarding their intent for a future nursing faculty role. Twenty-five percent of the students intend to pursue a future faculty role. The six statistically significant predictors for a future faculty role were type of nursing program (OR = 2.0), interest in the activities of a faculty role (OR = 2.3), outcome expectations-advantages (OR = 1.9), previous teaching experiences (OR = 1.7), encouragement (OR = 1.5), and outcome expectations-disadvantages (OR = 0.8). Providing students with knowledge of the faculty role, teaching experiences, and encouragement may inspire them to pursue a future faculty role.
- # Faculty Role
- # Previous Teaching Experiences
- # BSN Students
- # Constructs Of Social Cognitive Theory
- # Future Role
- # Nursing Faculty
- # Teaching Experiences
- # Constructs Of Theory
- # Impending Shortage
- # Social Cognitive Theory