Lory Gaskill
Dr. Lory Gaskill is committed to innovative research in the field of nursing education and practice. As an Assistant Professor at Chaminade University of Honolulu, she brings over 35 years of extensive nursing experience to her role, having worked in a variety of clinical settings such as emergency, critical care, and school nursing. Her diverse background allows her to provide a comprehensive and practical approach to nursing education, benefiting her students and the broader community. Dr. Gaskill's academic journey is as impressive as her professional experience. She earned her Doctorate of Nursing Practice from The University of Pennsylvania, a Master of Nursing from the University of California Los Angeles, and a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Montana State University. Additionally, she holds a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology from the University of Montana, which enriches her understanding of cultural and social dynamics in healthcare. At Chaminade University, Dr. Gaskill plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of nursing professionals. She coordinates the Introduction to Nursing course, ensuring that students receive a solid foundation in nursing principles and practices. Her dedication to student success is further exemplified through her role as the faculty advisor for the Student Nurse Association, where she mentors aspiring nurses and fosters a supportive learning environment. Beyond her academic responsibilities, Dr. Gaskill is actively involved in community outreach programs. Her commitment to service extends beyond the classroom, as she engages with local communities to promote health education and awareness. This involvement not only benefits the community but also provides her students with valuable opportunities to apply their knowledge in real-world settings. Dr. Gaskill's contributions to the field of nursing are marked by her passion for education, her dedication to her students, and her commitment to community service. Her work continues to inspire and influence the next generation of nursing professionals, making a significant impact on both the academic and healthcare landscapes.