Christena Langley
Associate Professor
Associate Dean/Director, School of Nursing
Unit:
School of Nursing
Mail Stop: 3C4
Office Location: Robinson A 361B
Phone: 703-993-1901
Email: clangley@gmu.edu
Dr. Langley received her bachelor’s degree from Georgetown University, her master’s degree from Johns Hopkins University and her PhD from George Mason University. She has held clinical positions in acute care, home care and public health settings. She has also held teaching and administrative positions in higher education for over twenty years. Her teaching responsibilities are centered within the undergraduate pathways to the BSN.
Dr. Langley has held numerous positions in service activities and professional organizations. She holds appointments on School of Nursing and university committees, and serves on advisory boards in the community. She is active in the Virginia Association of Colleges of Nursing.
Her research interests have focused on nursing curriculum development, asthma prevention among school-aged children, and the development of expertise among nurses.
Recent publications:
Feeg, V. D., Bastah, A., & Langley, C. (2005). Development and testing of a CD-ROM based tutorial for nursing students: Getting ready for HIPAA. Journal of Nursing Education, 44(8), 381-386.
Langley, C. (2002). Teaching students in unstructured settings. In G. Redmond & J. Sorrell (Eds), Community-based nursing: A faculty guide. (Chapter Six), Philadelphia: F. A. Davis Company.
Langley, C. (2002). Overview: Community-based nursing. In G. Redmond & J. Sorrell (Eds), Community-based nursing: Student narratives of practice . (Chapter One), Philadelphia: F. A. Davis Company.
Presentations:
Langley, C. & Miklancie, M. (2002). Mentoring new staff. Workshop for nursing supervisors in Fairfax County Health Department, Fairfax, VA.
Redmond, G., Hume, L., Lanier, S., & Langley, C. (2000). Asthma Project. Panel presentation at CNHS Research Day. Regional Conference, Fairfax, VA.
Grants and Research Funding:
Redmond, G., & Langley, C. (2000). Asthma education for underserved children. Health and Human Services, HRSA, Bureau of Health Professions, Rockville, MD, $535,595.00.
Educational Background:
- PhD, George Mason University
- MPH, Johns Hopkins University
- BSN, Georgetown University