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Norma Brown has been with the college in various teaching roles since 1995. She has been working with simulation since 2004. The
use of simulation in nursing education provides opportunities for students to engage in a wide variety of experiences in a safe

environment. Mrs. Brown has been able to integrate her clinical experiences and her teaching background into the incorporation of

the use of simulation throughout the curriculum of the undergraduate and more recently the graduate curriculum of The College of
New Jersey.

Norma Brown is a member of the International Nursing Association for Clinical Simulation and Learning which has established
standards of best practice for simulation. She has also been certified by The Society for Simulation in Healthcare as a Certified

Healthcare Simulation Educator. She and Dr. Eileen Alexy were Health Information Scholars through the National League for

Nursing and added the use of not only simulation but technology into the curriculum.

Mrs. Brown has been either a podium presenter or a poster presenter for the last several years at the international convention for the

International Nursing Association for Clinical Simulation and Learning. Her interests include End of Life issues, medical surgical

care, and ethical considerations that can be discussed using simulation modalities. She enjoys working with the students and is the
advisor for the Student NursesAssociation.

Norma Brown received her BSN from Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana and her MSN from the University of Pennsylvania.