The purpose of AAMN is to provide a framework for nurses as a group to meet, discuss, and influence factors which affect men as nurses.

 

AAMN is a national organization with local chapters recognized and sanctioned under the Bylaws of AAMN. However Chapters may have independent bylaws and a separate dues structure. Membership in the national organization does not require membership in a local chapter.

 

• Columbia University Partners with AAMN Members on Men in Nursing Survey. How do you feel about nursing? Columbia University researchers want to know! Help organizational psychology research and earn a $10 Amazon gift card by completing a brief online survey. The deadline for participation is Monday, August 9th, 2010.

 

• Conference Keynote Speakers... Catherine Gilliss, President, American Academy of Nursing, is the program keynote speaker on Friday, and Kevin Sowers, Chief Executive Officer, Duke University Hospital, is the keynote speaker on Saturday. For more info, see Conference Schedule.

 

• AAMN membership voting issues...The Board of Directors will present two proposals to the membership at the annual conference - an AAMN position paper on Men's Health Curriculum and a change to the Assembly Bylaws.

 

• Nomination of officers 2010: AAMN is currently accepting nominations for Treasurer and three Directors. These are 2-year terms. AAMN is also accepting nominations for two members to serve on the Nominations Committee.

  - Consent to Serve Form

  - BOD Bio Form

 

• AAMN Strategic Plan and Priorities for 2010.

 

• AAMN is accepting entries for the 2010 Jadeh Marselis-Moore Student Nurse Essay Contest. Read More »

 

• AAMN is pleased to announce the winners for 2009 AAMN Awards.

 

• The AAMN has selected one of its members as the 2008 scholarship recipient for all study materials toward an Associate in Nursing Degree. Bill Gilmore from Mobile, Alabama was awarded the RUE Education scholarship.

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• The official publication of The American Assembly for Men in Nursing is a professional newsletter called InterAction. Current and past newsletters may be viewed in this section.