William T. Campbell, Ed.D., RN

Assistant Professor/ RN Coordinator

Office: Devilbiss Hall – Office 218
Telephone: 410-543-6414
Fax: 410-548-3313
Email: wtcampbell@salisbury.edu

Clinical and classroom nursing instructor for Pediatric Nursing theory/clinical & Health Assessment lab. Classroom instructor for Pharmacotherapeutics.

Positions Held

• Salisbury University, Dept. of Nursing, Assistant Professor - Instructor for Pediatrics, Health Assessment, Adult Med-Surg., & Pharmacotherapeutics; RN Coordinator; Interim Associate Chair; Departmental Web Master
• Delaware Technical & Community College, Adjunct Instructor - Clinical Nursing, Nursing Skills Lab, Psychology (Human Growth & Development), & Math (Clinical Math for Nurses)
• Milford Memorial Hospital, Staff Nurse - Cardiac Step-down, OR, & Day Surgery
• Nanticoke Memorial Hospital, Charge Nurse - Cardiac Step-down & Pediatrics; Staff Nurse - Surgical; Staff Educational Consultant

Honors, Memberships

• SU Outstanding Student Organization Advisor - 2002
• 4-H Salute to Excellence Volunteer of the Year - Delaware state winner - 2002
• Sigma Theta Tau International, Lambda Eta chapter - President, First Delegate to Biennial Convention, past Alternate Delegate
• Omicron Delta Kappa
• American Nurses Association (ANA)
• Delaware Nurses Association (DNA) - past Director at Large for Sussex County
• National Student Nurses Association (NSNA) - Sustaining Member
• National Museum of Civil War Medicine - member, past Pry House Patriot
• Society of Civil War Surgeons - member

Institutions Attended

• EdD in Educational Leadership (Administration & Policy) - University of Delaware
• MS in Nursing (Family) - Salisbury University
• BSN - University of Delaware
• BA in Psychology - University of Delaware
• AA in Biology - University of Delaware
• Philadelphia College of Pharmacy & Science

Thesis: "The Relationship of Smoking Attitudes to the Smoking Behaviors of First and Second Year Nursing Students in a Rural Nursing Program"

Dissertation: "Improving Nursing Student Progression to RN at Salisbury University"

Areas of Interest/Research

• Civil War Medicine/Nursing
• Professionalism & Tradition
• Pictorial Documentation of Nursing
• Nursing student lifestyles & choices
• Tobacco use prevention in youth
• Nursing Career Exploration in youth
• Community Youth Development (4-H)
• Leadership in Education