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Shalonda Horton began her teaching career at the School of Nursing in 2006, establishing herself as a Clinical Assistant Professor with a focus on public health. She received her PhD in Nursing from the University of Texas at Austin in 2015. Horton serves as the Division Chair for Family, Public Health & Nursing Leadership, teaching courses for undergraduate and graduate students, including RN-BSN and AE-MSN programs. Her nursing experience spans various specializations including public health, oncology, medical/surgical, and outpatient services. Additionally, she has an extensive military nursing background, having served four years in the United States Army Nurse Corps and retiring as a Lieutenant Colonel from the Army Reserves in January 2021. Horton’s research interests include examining factors that influence dietary fat intake among young adults, promoting personal health responsibility, and exploring the role of religious commitment in health promotion among adolescents and young adults. She is also involved with case management in faith-based organizations.
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