A Very Warm Welcome to All Alpha Zeta Members!

Karol DiBello, President

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Columbia University School of Nursing

Chapter General Meetings are held on the 2nd Monday of every other month at 7 PM*

*Meeting Minutes are available in the AZ Library Resources

Welcome to all of our new members!

Alpha Zeta Grant Funding Opportunities

Grant funding opportunities for research proposals or projects is available to all active members of Alpha Zeta for up to $2500. For more information about Alpha Zeta's funding opportunities, please navigate to the Funding tab at the top of the webpage.

Submit questions or proposals to Ana M. Kelly, PhD, RN at ak3825@cumc.columbia.edu

Recent Alpha Zeta Research and Project Proposal Funding

Jun 2023

Kylie Dougherty

Leveraging Informatics to Enhance the Obstetric Supply Chain in  Amhara, Ethiopia

$1,000

Jun 2023

Mary Moran

Returning Students Task Trainer Module Zoom Training

$2,500

May 2022

Ronica Mukerjee

All of This Safety Is Killing Us: Healthcare Justice Outside of the Carceral System

$2,500

Dec 2020

Christine DeForge

Evaluating Symptom Burden Among Bereaved ICU Surrogate Decision Makers

$1,000

Dec 2020

Laura Carmanica

Validity and Reliability of an Instrument: Nurse Manager Leadership Competencies to support EBP

$750

Jun 2020

Brenda Marshall

Mental Health First Aid during BSN Psychiatric Nurse Rotation

$2,500

Jun 2020

Katherine South

Exploring Healthcare Transition from the Perspective of Adolescents and Young Adults with Cystic Fibrosis

$1,000

Jun 2020

Kelseanne Breder

Online social support among LGBT older adults: A Qualitative Inquiry

$1,000

Jun 2020

Allison Norful

An Exploration of Shared Decision Making and Provider Co-management among Real-World Primary Care Visits for Chronic Conditions

$1,600

Dec 2019

Laura Britton

Understanding the Reproductive Health Information Needs and Communication Preferences of Women with Type 2 Diabetes

$2,500


Leadership Internship Program

The Alpha Zeta chapter's Leadership Internship Program is designed to promote mentoring of new members and to cultivate future chapter leaders. Interns are matched with members of the Alpha Zeta Board and mentored to create and/or implement activities with impact on the Alpha Zeta Chapter and/or the community as a whole. Internship tenure is for 6 months.

Eligibility criteria for the program include:

  • Active Sigma Theta Tau International - Alpha Zeta Chapter member
  • Willingness to serve as a future leader within the chapter
  • Motivation to begin taking lead on chapter initiatives under the guidance of a mentor

To learn more about the AZ Leadership Internship Program, click here.