Rate My Professor Angela Kueney

Kueny teaches courses such as Management and Leadership in Nursing, Research Methods in Nursing, and Community-Centered Care, emphasizing theory-based education and clinical rotations in community settings. Her research interests encompass cultural perspectives in health care, Amish families' complementary health strategies and collaboration with biomedical providers for children's chronic conditions, forgiveness in Amish communities and education, fibromyalgia experiences and gender roles, and evidence-based practice implementation. Key publications include 'Facilitating the implementation of evidence-based practice through contextual support and nursing leadership' (Kueny et al., 2015, Journal of Healthcare Leadership), 'Old Order Amish Family Management of Children With Asthma' (Kueny, 2021, Journal of Family Nursing), 'Emotional experiences and gender roles of men with fibromyalgia syndrome' (Montesó-Curto et al., 2024, Frontiers in Medicine), and 'Forgiveness Education in Fourth- through Eighth-Grade Classrooms: Development and Evaluation of a New Forgiveness Curriculum' (Toussaint, Kueny, & Stevens, 2024, Education Sciences). Among her honors are the Nena Amundson Distinguished Professorship (2012-2014), NIH Predoctoral Fellowship (2007-2010), Koebrick Endowment for New Faculty (2011-2014), Paideia Sabbatical Award (2018-2019), and multiple student/faculty research collaborative grants.