Curricula Vitae in Office of Research - Nursing

Name	Personal Focus	Summary
Cynthia Corbett Professor		Dr. Corbett received her PhD from Loyola University Chicago with a focus on chronic condition outcomes.  She was one of two nurses nationwide to receive a postdoctoral fellowship from Pfizer, Inc (2002-2004) which focused on innovations in health outcomes.  Dr. Corbett received her bachelor of arts in nursing from Carroll College in Helena, MT and her master of nursing from Whitworth College in Spokane, WA.
Dr. Robin B. Dail Professor		Robin Dail PhD, RN, FAAN earned her Associate Degree in Nursing from University of Nevada, Las Vegas, her MSN as a neonatal nurse practitioner from East Carolina University and her PhD in nursing from University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. Dr. Dail comes to the University of South Carolina, College of Nursing from Duke University’s School of Nursing and School of Medicine. A Robert Wood Johnson Nurse Faculty Scholar (2010-2013) and Amy V. Cockcroft Leadership fellow (2016-2017).
Lorie Donelle Professor	Digital Health, Health and Digital Health Literacy, Health Promotion	Dr. Donelle’s research addresses issues of health literacy, social justice, and digital health. Her research investigates technology enabled models of homecare and the relationships between health information technologies and client / clinician health practices. Dr. Donelle sits on international and national advisory committees for health literacy and digital health.
Dr. Gayenell S. Magwood Professor	Community Based Participatory Research and Community Engagement, Cardiometabolic Risk and Prevention; Cancer Control and Prevention, Health Equity; Health Disparities; Biobehavioral Research	Dr. Gayenell Magwood received her Ph.D. in Nursing Science from the Medical University of South Carolina, a Master of Science in Advanced Clinical Nursing from George Mason University, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the Medical University of South Carolina; a Bachelor of Arts from Winthrop University and completed post-graduate work in Public Health.