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           consultant  to  the  Pediatric  Nurse  Practitioner  Pro-  Nursing was established in her honor in 1997 at the
           gram  at  University  of  Michigan  and  University  of   University of Texas at Austin. The biennial lectureship
           Michigan Hospitals—Adult Care.                highlights international holistic nursing leaders.
             Erickson’s  academic  career  began  as  Assistant    Erickson consults on research with the Modeling
           Instructor in the RN Studies Program at the University   and  Role-Modeling  Theory  and  presents  seminars,
           of Michigan School of Nursing, and later as Chairper-  conferences, and papers on the theory nationally and
           son  of  the  Undergraduate  Program  and  Dean  for    internationally.  She  consults  on  implementation  of
           Undergraduate Studies. She was Assistant Professor at   the theory in practice at the University of Michigan
           the  University  of  Michigan  from  1978  to  1986.  In   Medical  Center,  Brigham  and  Women’s  Hospital  in
           1986, she moved to the University of South Carolina   Boston, Oregon Health Science University Hospital in
           College  of  Nursing,  where  she  served  as  Associate   Portland, and the University of Pittsburgh hospitals.
           Professor,  Assistant  Dean  for  Academic  Programs,   She consults with faculty members on use of the the-
           and Associate Dean for Academic Affairs. In 1988, she   ory  into  their  curricula  and  practice  in  schools  of
           became Professor of Nursing, Chair of Adult Health,   nursing  and  service  agencies.  Humboldt  University
           and Special Assistant to the Dean, Graduate Programs,   School  of  Nursing  in  Arcata,  California,  was  first
           at the University of Texas School of Nursing in Austin.   to  use  the  Modeling  and  Role-Modeling  Theory  as
           In 1997, she became Emeritus Professor at the Uni-  a  conceptual  curriculum  base.  Metropolitan  State
           versity  of  Texas  at  Austin.  She  has  maintained  an    University  at  St.  Paul  adopted  the  Modeling  and
           independent nursing practice since 1976.      Role-Modeling  Theory  for  RN,  baccalaureate,  and
             Erickson  is  a  member  of  the  American  Nurses    master’s programs. St. Catherine’s College in St. Paul,
           Association, American Nurses Foundation, the Charter   Minnesota,  and  the  Joanne  Gay  Dishman  Depart-
           Club,  American  Holistic  Nurses  Association,  Texas   ment of Nursing at Lamar University have adopted it
           Nurses Association, Sigma Theta Tau, and the Institute   for their associate degree program.
           for the Advancement of Health. She served as Presi-  Erickson  has  been  invited  to  speak  at  many
           dent of the Society for the Advancement of Modeling   national  and  international  conferences.  She  has
           and Role-Modeling from 1986 to 1990; as chairperson   been involved in activities of the American Holistic
           of  the  First  National  Symposium  on  Modeling  and   Nurses’ Association, served as a content expert for
           Role-Modeling in 1986; and on the planning boards   certification curricula, and was included in a book
           for many national biannual conferences.       featuring nurse healers (H. Erickson, personal com-
             Erickson  was  in  Who’s  Who  Among  University   munication, July 1992). Although retired from the
           Students  and  is  a  member  of  Phi  Kappa  Phi.  She   University of Texas at Austin, Erickson continues to
           received  the  Sigma  Theta  Tau  Rho  Chapter  Award    be  actively  involved  in  the  promotion  of  holistic
           of  Excellence  in  Nursing  in  1980  and  the  Amoco   nursing, serving as Chair for the Board of Directors
           Foundation Good Teaching Award in 1982. She was   of the American Holistic Nurses’ Certification Cor-
           accepted  into  ADARA  (a  University  of  Michigan   poration  (AHNCC)  from  2002  to  2012,  and  she
           honor society for women in leadership) in 1982. In   remains involved and committed to the work of the
           1990, she received the Faculty Teaching Award from   AHNCC.  She  provides  consultation,  educational
           the University of Texas School of Nursing, a Founders   programs  nationally  and  internationally,  and  is
           award from the Sigma Theta Tau International Honor   actively  involved  in  the  Society  for  the  Advance-
           Society in Nursing. She also received the Excellence   ment of Modeling and Role-Modeling (H. Erickson,
           in Education Award from the Epsilon Theta Chapter   personal communication, June 10, 2000).
           in  1993  and  the  Graduate  Faculty  Teaching  Award
           from  the  University  of  Texas  School  of  Nursing  in   Evelyn M. Tomlin
           1995.  Erickson  was  inducted  as  a  Fellow  into  the   Evelyn  M.  Tomlin’s  nursing  education  began  in
           American Academy of Nursing in 1996. She received   Southern  California.  She  attended  Pasadena  City
           the  Distinguished  Faculty  citation  from  Humboldt   College,  Los  Angeles  County  General  Hospital
           State  University  in  California  in  2001.  The  Helen    School  of  Nursing,  and  the  University  of  Southern
           Erickson  Endowed  Lectureship  in  Holistic  Health   California, where she received her bachelor of science
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