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|  | | | Women in STEAM (i.e. Science, Tech, Engineering, Art, and Math). This month will be over before we know it. Not to add more stress to your life, but did you are start planning for TG already? Today, for the leading ladies. Rebecca Love joins FSU College of Nursing. In arts, Alexa Kleinbard’s art piece and her healing plant painting history. Also, don’t forget about the featured women speaking for Impact Week.
Quick SummaryIn the 276th issue supporting North Florida women: STEM: Rebecca Love | AI and Nursing Local Artist: Alexa Kleinbard | “Spirit in the Land” Art Exhibition Featured Partner: Monogram Art | Florida-Themed Collection Networking + Business Events
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| | |  | | Rebecca Love has joined the FSU College of Nursing to lead the new Innovation Consortium focused on Artificial Intelligence and Nursing. | FSU News Rebecca Love, RN, MSN, FIEL, a nursing innovator, entrepreneur, and author, will serve as a visiting professor and entrepreneur-in-residence at FSU. The new Nursing and AI Innovation Consortium will be co-directed by Love, Wang, and Dr. Lisa Hightow-Weidman, Distinguished and Endowed McKenzie Professor in the college and founding director of the Institute on Digital Health and Innovation (IDHI). This unique program, housed in the college’s Institute on Digital Health and Innovation, will support the nation’s first MSN in AI — a first master’s nursing program focused on AI in healthcare. “This new initiative will fill the gaps in AI and nursing by creating a nurse-driven, research-backed, and industry-supported AI solution designed to enhance nursing practice and patient care in a real-world setting,” said Rebecca Love.
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| | LOCAL ARTIST ALEXA KLEINBARD |
|  | | Alexa Kleinbard was one of the three Tallahassee artists who featured their work at the “Spirit in the Land” art exhibition. | Tal Dem Alexa Kleinbard is a believer of the connection of arts and ecology. Most of her art explains different connections of Earth to plants, animals, even insects, and humans. Kleinbard’s art piece that is featured at the “Spirit in the Land” exhibition is her “Arnica” piece, an oil painting shaped on birch wood. | Learn More Spirit in the Land is a contemporary art exhibition organized by Trevor Schoonmaker, Mary D.B.T. and James H. Semans, director of the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University. The exhibition runs until February 9, 2025 at the Cummer Museum, 829 Riverside Ave., Jacksonville.
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| | |  | Image Credit: Monogram Art |
| Monogram Art | Florida-Themed Collection Offers a variety of Florida-inspired designs and apparel. Features unique, state-specific graphics ideal for gifts or souvenirs. Customizable items include shirts, hats, bags, and more. Appeals to locals, tourists, and fans of Florida's culture and style. High-quality embroidery and print options are available for personalization.
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| | |  | Image Credit: Tallahassee Woman Magazine |
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