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Joanne Olson is a Professor and Vice Dean at the Faculty of Nursing at the University of Alberta. With a PhD in Nursing from Wayne State University, she specializes in resilience, spirituality, health promotion, and nursing education. Her clinical expertise focuses on community health nursing across rural, suburban, and urban settings in Canada. Dr. Olson has held various academic and administrative roles, including Assistant Dean of Graduate Programs and Associate Dean of Undergraduate Programs. Her research is dedicated to developing interventions to enhance resilience and holistic health among individuals, families, and communities, with an interest in the connections between spiritual well-being and resilience. She has been awarded multiple grants to support her work in nursing education and health research, including recent studies on managing health crises in various populations. As a prominent figure in her field, she has contributed extensively to the literature on nursing practices, resilience training, and the impact of socio-environmental factors on health outcomes.
Department: Mechanical Engineering and Engineering Management