Marian M. Tabi

Marian M. Tabi is a Professor of Nursing at Georgia Southern University's College of Nursing, where she has been a faculty member since 1999. She holds a PhD in Nursing Sciences from the University of Illinois at Chicago and has established herself as a researcher with significant contributions to public health and community nursing.

Her research interests span across multiple domains including:

• Nursing and Healthcare Education
• Public Health and Community Nursing
• Biostatistics applications in health research
• Global Health initiatives
• Adult and Community Health

Professor Tabi's recent publications (2022-2025) demonstrate her active research program focusing on critical areas such as the relationship between folate and colorectal cancer, telehealth integration in nursing education, and supporting underrepresented nursing faculty. Her work shows consistent interdisciplinary connections between nutrition, cancer research, and nursing education.

Her scientific recognition includes:

• Johnson & Johnson Diabetes Institute Education Training Award
• Rotary Grants for University Teachers
• Faculty Research Grant Award from Georgia Southern University
• Nursing Workforce Diversity Grants from Health Resources and Services Administration

Professor Tabi has secured multiple research grants totaling six projects throughout her career, with three currently active. Her research fingerprint shows significant contributions to nursing education, HIV research, cultural nursing, and workforce diversity initiatives. With 85 research outputs and an h-index of 9, she maintains an active scholarly presence in her field.