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Phone:
309.677.2528 Email: faa@bradley.edu
Francesca Armmer serves as the chairperson of the Department.
In this position she facilitates the operations of the department
and assists in the guidance of students and the nurturing of faculty
members. Additionally, she teaches a portion of the theory nursing
courses to our sophomore, senior, and graduate students. Her
area of teaching with our graduate students is nursing
administration. Professor Armmer serves as a senator in
the University Senate and chairs the Ethnic and Diversity Athletics
Committee. Her research interests include women’s health challenges
and health care to minority and underserved populations.
Background
Prior to joining the faculty of the Department of Nursing, Professor
Armmer taught for 16 years at Vincennes University. Throughout
her career, she has collaborated with nursing colleagues in Illinois
on state-funded research projects exploring health care for underserved
populations, as well as parish nursing and perceptions of health among
minority populations. She has also served as president of the
Illinois Association of Colleges of Nursing and president of Epsilon
Epsilon chapter of Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of
Nursing.
Dr. Armmer believes that her teaching style should facilitate student
learning styles, the nature of the content, and environmental settings.
Her classes therefore engage in role-playing activities or
group critical-inquiry activities or visit appropriate sites.
She also makes sure to nurture various facets of her life that influence
her teaching style—so don’t be surprised if you see her in a local
bookstore, enjoying a café mocha and a book, or on stage singing with
a local musical group, the Heritage Ensemble, or enjoying a leisurely
walk.
Degrees & Certification
Dr. Armmer earned her PhD in educational administration from Indiana
State University in 1989. She earned a BS in Nursing (1973) from Ball
State University and a MS in Nursing (1976) from University of Evansville.
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