Chun-Lan Lee, MS, RN
Chun-Lan Lee was a visiting scholar in the Densford Center for fall term 2003. Lori, as she suggested we call her, received her Master's degree from the School of Nursing, National Defense Medical Center in Taipei, Taiwan. She is currently an instructor there, and has been charged with developing a program in nursing administration, with a particular emphasis on a nursing leadership/management course, among other responsibilities. She has been active in the Taiwan Nurses Association, has authored several publications and served as co-director for several clinical research initiatives. While in the School of Nursing here at the University of Minnesota, Lori audited three classes in the School of Nursing: Advances in Nursing Research, Health Care Leadership for a Changing World, and Teaching and Learning. Joanne Disch and Chris Mueller co-sponsored Lori’s visit until she returned to her home country at the end of December. You may now contact Lori at: lori0308@mail.ndmctsgh.edu.tw.

Young Rhan Um, PhD, RN
Dr. Um is an Associate Professor in the Department of Nursing at Soonchunhyang University, college of Medicine in South Korea, where she teaches nursing ethics and nursing management. Her research focuses on informed consent of embryo donors for research. Dr. Um spent six months at the Center for Bioethics at the University of Minnesota before spending six months in the Densford Center. Her purpose was twofold: to enhance her abilities in educating students about nursing management and examine American healthcare delivery systems. You may now contact Dr. Um at: umyoung@hotmail.com.