Anne Marie Flatekval

Anne Marie Flatekval serves as an Associate Professor of Nursing within the Nursing Program at Ramapo College of New Jersey's School of Theoretical and Applied Science. She joined the institution in 2017 and maintains her office in AC-210B, where she contributes significantly to nursing education and student development.

Education:

• DNP from Regis University
• MSN from Regis University
• BSN from College of Mount Saint Vincent

Dr. Flatekval's research focuses on innovative approaches to nursing education, particularly in the areas of student success strategies and anxiety reduction. Her work explores the application of mindfulness techniques and gaming technologies to enhance student engagement and learning outcomes. She has developed several interventions aimed at improving NCLEX preparation and overall nursing student performance.

Her scholarly work demonstrates a clear trajectory toward integrating technology with psychological approaches in nursing education. The publications reveal a strong emphasis on practical applications that address common challenges in nursing education, particularly student anxiety and engagement issues. Recent work shows increasing focus on mindfulness applications and technology integration in classroom settings.

Dr. Flatekval has been an active presenter at numerous professional conferences, including the National Consortium of Nursing Academic Coaches, New Jersey League for Nursing Convention, and various Nurse Think for Nurse Educators conferences where she has shared her research on mindfulness bundles, student success programs, and innovative teaching strategies.

Her professional activities indicate strong commitment to improving nursing education through evidence-based practices, with particular emphasis on supporting students through challenging academic transitions in nursing programs. She has collaborated with colleagues like S.A. Corbo on community engagement initiatives and academic-practice partnerships.