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Associate Professor of Nursing

Dr. Wagner came to Cedarville University in 2014 with several years of teaching experience. She received a BSN from the University of Delaware. With nursing experience in various specialties including obstetrics and mental health, she received a MSN in Nursing Education from the University of Phoenix in 2007 and an EdD from Liberty University in 2014. Her areas of interest and research include higher education and nursing culture. In addition to enjoying students, she enjoys spending time with her husband and the families of her three grown sons.

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About Rebecca Wagner, Ed.D, RN, CNE

Dr. Wagner came to Cedarville University in 2014 with several years of teaching experience. She received a BSN from the University of Delaware. With nursing experience in various specialties including obstetrics and mental health, she received a MSN in Nursing Education from the University of Phoenix in 2007 and an EdD from Liberty University in 2014. Her areas of interest and research include higher education and nursing culture. In addition to enjoying students, she enjoys spending time with her husband and the families of her three grown sons.

Present	Associate Professor of Nursing, Cedarville University
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Medicine and Health Sciences, Medical Education, and Nursing

Mark Klimek Classroom Teaching Award - 2016

School of Nursing

Cedarville University

HSC 330

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Flipped Classroom Turns Nursing Education Upside Down (Rebecca S. Wagner) Nursing Faculty Contributions to the Popular Press (2015)

A Comparative Study of Undergraduate Upperclassmen Students' Perceptions of Student and Faculty Incivility in Three Academic Disciplines: Nursing, Education, and Business (Rebecca S. Wagner) Faculty Dissertations (2014)

Incivility, defined as rude, discourteous, and disrespectful behavior, in higher education and in nursing education, is a growing problem and concern as it affects the college learning environment and professional preparation for the workplace. Healthcare ...

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Differences in Perceptions of Incivility Among Disciplines in Higher Education (Rebecca S. Wagner, Cindra Holland, Rosalie Mainous, et al.) Nurse Educator (2018)

Background: Incivility occurs in various forms in higher education and negatively affects teaching and learning outcomes. It has not been determined if incivility is more prevalent in one discipline than another. Purpose: The purpose of ...