Juanita W. Fleming

Education

Bachelor of Science, Hampton Institute, 1957; Master of Arts, University of Chicago, 1959; Doctor of Philosophy, Catholic U. American, 1969; D of Public Svc., Berea College, 1994.

Career

Form staff nurse to head nurseMed. Surgical Pediat. Unit, Children's Hospital, Washington, 1957-1958; public health nurse, Bureau Public Health Nursing, 1959-1960; instructor nursing children, School Nursing Freedmen's Hospital, Washington, 1962-1965; consultant public health nursingdept. pediat.Child Development Clinical, Howard U., 1965-1966; from assistant professor to associate professor College Nursing, U. Kentucky, Lexington, 1969-1973; professor College Nursing, U. Kentucky, Lexington, since 1973; special assistant to president academic affairsctr. administration, U. Kentucky, Lexington, since 1991. Member graduate faculty College Nursing, U. Ky, since 1971, assistant dean graduate education, 1975-1981, associate dean, director graduate education, 1982-1986.

Professor College Education Edpt. Education Policy Studies and Evaln., since 1979. Associate vice-chancellor academic affairs Medical Center, 1984-1991.

Company project director nursing care high risk infants State Maternal and Child Health Division, 1972. Project director advanced nurse training grant division nursing Department Health Edition and Welfare, 1977-1980, high tech home care chronically ill children Bureau Maternal Child Health, 1989-1993. Visiting professor Case We.

Reserve U., Cleveland, 1984, West Chester U., 1997. Martin Luther King/Rosa Parks/Cesar Chavez vis.prof. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1989, Elizabeth Carnegie endowed visiting professor Howard U., 1995.

Houston Endowed Minority Health and Research Distinguished visiting professor Prairie View U., 1998.

Achievements

• Juanita W. Fleming has been listed as a noteworthy Academic administrator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Principal investor American Nurses Foundation, 1970-1971. Member American Academy Nursing, National Academy Sciences, Institute Medicine.