Marianne Biangone

Dr. Marianne Biangone is a Professor at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) School of Nursing, specializing in Community Health Systems. Her work focuses on enhancing nursing workforce diversity and student academic performance through resilience, wellness, and educational frameworks.

• PhD in Nursing Education & Administration, William Carey University (2020)
• MSN in Nursing Education, California State University, Dominguez Hills (2009)
• BSN in Registered Nursing, Slippery Rock University (2001)
• Diploma in Registered Nursing, St. Francis Hospital School of Nursing (1992)

Her research explores grit, resilience, and the science of teaching and learning to improve nursing students' outcomes. She employs a two-pronged approach: direct student engagement and shaping educational frameworks to support success, alongside developing equitable testing policies for marginalized populations.

Dr. Biangone's publications in Nursing Open, Nursing Outlook, and International Journal of Nursing Education Scholarship address psychological factors, educational strategies, and leadership development in nursing. She collaborates nationally and internationally, with networks in nursing education, student resilience, and healthcare systems.

Recognized with the Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing (FAAN), she provides national and international consulting on workforce diversity and student success for low-income and marginalized populations. Her work intersects with clinical trials and platforms like LinkedIn for professional engagement.