School of Nursing Faculty
Saint Louis University's nursing faculty is nationally recognized for its teaching expertise, nursing leadership, scholarly research and student mentorship. Faculty members from the Trudy Busch Valentine School of Nursing have won numerous prestigious awards, honors and fellowships.
Students learn from SLU faculty who are expert teachers and clinicians who excel in their nursing specialty areas and in nursing education. For several years, a Saint Louis University faculty member has been named the top nursing educator in the region in St. Louis Magazine’s Excellence in Nursing awards.
All nursing faculty are master's-prepared; the majority are doctorally prepared.
Administration
- Kristine L’Ecuyer, dean
- Michelle Papachrisanthou, associate dean for graduate education
- Devita Stallings, associate dean for undergraduate and pre-licensure programs
- Cara Wallace, associate dean for research
Program Option Coordinators and Directors
- Karen Cuvar, traditional B.S.N. level-one (freshman and sophomore) coordinator
- Cristina McGroarty, traditional B.S.N. level-two (junior and senior) coordinator
- Heather Wade, accelerated M.S.N. coordinator
- Maegan Roper, accelerated B.S.N. coordinator
- Deborah Horton, RN to B.S.N. coordinator
- Bobbi Shatto, M.S.N.- CNL coordinator
- Shellie Hill, family NP coordinator
- Christina Rariden, psychiatric-mental health NP coordinator
- Michelle Papachrisanthou, pediatric nurse NP coordinator
- Karen Moore, D.N.P. director
- Helen Lach, Ph.D. director
Faculty
- Kathleen Armstrong
- Amanda Barkema
- Margaret R. Benz
- Seth Bland
- Margaret Bultas
- Bridgette Carnes
- Denise Côté-Arsenault
- Nicole Healey
- Christopher Hemmer
- Verna Hendricks-Ferguson
- Kristin Keller
- Joanne Kraenzle-Schneider
- Alison Kuhn
- Joanne C. Langan
- Diana Llamas
- Kelly Lovan-Gold
- Samantha Marquard
- Laura McLaughlin
- Vicki Moran
- Teri A. Murray
- Patrick Radler
- Nichol Reeves
- Karen Scaglione
- Ashley Schmuke
- Joy Stark
- John M. Taylor
- Shelley von der Lancken
- Elaine Young