Christine Corene Roberts

Christine Corene Roberts is a Clinical Assistant Professor at The University of Texas at Arlington (UTA), serving in the College of Nursing & Health Innovation (CONHI) and the Nursing-Undergrad department. She has held roles such as Program Manager for Student Success (since 2024), Clinical Instructor, and Lead Instructor for courses like Professional Nursing & Life Skills. Her academic journey includes a BSN and MSN from UTA (2005, 2015) and an AA in Humanities (1996).

Research Interests include the History of Nursing, Nursing Student Psychology (self-expectations, perfectionism, stress reduction), and Craft Psychology. She actively teaches courses such as N2232 and N3632, focusing on clinical foundations and professional development.

Awards & Honors include the UTA CONHI Undergraduate Service Award (2020, 2024), Nurse Educator of the Year Nomination (2022), and recognition from Sigma Theta Tau and Phi Kappa Phi. Her service contributions span roles like Board Member of DFW Great 100 Nurses and involvement in nursing education initiatives.

Roberts has produced educational videos (e.g., procedural techniques, online testing strategies) and contributed to creative projects like the UTA Nursing History exhibit. She also volunteers in community organizations, including the Embroidery Guild of America and Bluebonnet Knitting Guild.