Tori Brown

Tori Brown is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Nursing at Winston-Salem State University (WSSU), where she also coordinates an international program with Hubei, China. She holds a BSN (2006), MSN (2010) from WSSU, and an EdD in Higher Education from Walden University (2015). Her research focuses on faculty development, international nursing education, and oncology. She teaches adult health courses and advises students. Previously, she worked as a clinical nurse in oncology and kidney/pancreas transplant units, later transitioning to education as a part-time clinical instructor before becoming a full-time faculty member.

• Education:
• EdD, Higher Education and Adult Learning, Walden University (2015)
• MSN, Advanced Nursing Education, WSSU (2010)
• BSN, Nursing, WSSU (2006)
• Research Interests: Faculty development, international nursing collaborations, novice nurse educator challenges, and oncology care.
• Community Service: Volunteer roles in health screenings, sickle cell advocacy, and STEM education outreach.

Her publications span innovative teaching methods (e.g., Jenga-based risk management exercises) and cross-cultural nursing education. She emphasizes supporting novice educators and improving global nursing education standards.