Pearman D. Parker, Ph.D., M.P.H., RN, PMH-BC is an assistant professor in the Science Department within the UAMS College of Nursing, where she teaches graduate nursing students and mentors medical students involved in research. She draws upon her clinical psychiatric nursing background and journalism experiences to foster growth and development of scholarly writing for not only her students, but also for graduate nursing students across the country. Elizabeth Riley, D.N.P., APRN, CPNP-AC, PED-BC, RNC-NIC, CNE, ANEF is a clinical associate professor in the Education Department within the UAMS College of Nursing and serves as the MNSc program director. She teaches in both graduate and undergraduate programs. Her research focuses on effective curricular interventions to aid students within lifelong learning and scholarly writing, as well as interventions to promote positive outcomes in maternal and neonatal patient populations.