Doctor of Nursing Practice, Union University
Master of Science in Nursing, Union University
Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Union University
Associate of Science in Nursing, Union University
carchuleta@andersonuniversity.edu
(864) 328-1461
What year did you start teaching at AU
2016
Why teach at AU?
First and foremost, I serve at AU because God has called me to this place. I consider it a blessing and a privilege to be affiliated with an institution of higher education that promotes the principles of the Christian faith. My goal in teaching students is to not only provide them with the knowledge and skills needed to be excellent nurses but to equip them with Christian values and principles as they enter the nursing profession.
Hobbies
Spending time with family and friends, traveling, and reading
Notable achievements outside of discipline
Graduate of Leadership Hardeman County, named to Who's Who Among Executive and Professional Women in Nursing & Healthcare
People might be interested to know I...
Governance committee member - Sigma Theta Tau, Nu Lambda Chapter, Region 8, affirmed as faith community nurse, delegate - Tennessee Nurses Association, certified as a Nurse Executive - Advanced through the American Nurses Credentialing Center
What do you find most enjoyable about working at Anderson University?
Serving at AU where I can be intentional in my faith walk combined with seeing nursing students grow and become new practitioners or advanced practitioners
What I wish prospectives students knew about my discipline or careers in my discipline.
Nursing is a profession that calls for a servant heart. It is a calling that allows the nurse professional to make a positive impact in every life he/she touches.
Publications
"The Relationship between Spiritual Well-being and Years of Practice in Nurses Delivering End-of-Life Care" (2013). Journal of the Union Faculty Forum, Vol 33:72-80.