PUBLICATIONS

Atkins, R., Kelly, T., Johnson, S., Deatrick, J., Wunnenberg, M., Joseph, P., Pudasainee-Kapri, S., Gage, G., Pontes, N., Cresse, N., & Williams, W. (2022).  Beliefs and willingness towards participating in genetic testing for depression in low-income and racial/ethnic minority mothers at risk. Archives of Psychiatric Nursing. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.apnu.2022.07.002 (in press).

 

Linz, S., Emmons, R., Jerome-D”Emilia, B., Solomon, P., Wunnenberg, M., Durham, J., & Koehler, R. (2022). Using digital storytelling to understand service users’ mental health recovery and address stigma among nursing students. Archives of Psychiatric Nursing, 40, 77-83.

 

Atkins, R., Kelly, T., Pontes, M., Jackson, K., Wunnenberg, M., Linz, S., Stellmacher, T., Williams, K., Lewis, H., Davis-Halty, N., & Williams, W. (2022). The effects of a community-based, multi-component, depression prevention interventions in mothers at-risk. Western Journal of Nursing Research,44(1), 66-80.

 

Pontes, N., Ayres, C., Wunnenberg, M., & Pontes, M. (2021) Gender differences in the relationship between prescription opioid misuse and depressive symptoms and suicidality among US high school students. Nursing Outlook, 69(4), 641-651. doi:10.1016/j.outlook.2021.01.006

 

Wunnenberg, M., (2020). Psychosocial bullying among nurse educators: Exploring coping strategies and intent to leave. Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 52(5), 574-582. doi:http://dx.doi.org.proxy.libraries.rutgers.edu/10.1111/jnu.12581

 

Atkins, R., Luo, R., Wunnenberg, M., Ayres, C. G., Hayes, L., Lipman, T. H., Penna-Cardinali, V., & Deatrick, J. (2020). Contributors to depressed mood in black single mothers. Issues in Mental Health Nursing 41(1), 38-48, do1:10.1080/01612840.2019.1631414.

GRANTS

In August 2022, Dr Wunnenberg applied for the HRSA Nurse Education, Practice, Quality and Retention-Clinical Faculty and Preceptor Academies (NEPQR-CFPA) Program and recently received the Notice of Award for funding.

Date

Title

Agency

Role (PI, Co-PI, etc.)

Amount (total)

05/22 – 05/24

“Impact of Social Factors and Birth Weight on Mental Health, Self-Efficacy, and Parent-Infant Bonding among Postpartum Mothers in Nepal”. S. Pudasainee-Kapri & M.Wunnenberg

Rutgers Global Health Institute, Global Health Seed Grants

Co-Investigtor

$10,000

06/20 – 2021

“Exploring relationships between undergraduate nursing students’ stress, anxiety, depression, and perceived faculty support”

Rutgers University

Co-investigator

$5,000

05/19 – ongoing

“Strengthen Opioid Prevention Project (STOPP): Developing a Social Media Intervention to Prevent Use”

Rutgers University, Community Design for Health and Wellness Interdisciplinary Research Group

Co-Investigator

$19,964

 

INVITED PRESENTATIONS

Abstract accepted for presentation for at the Global Alliance for Behavioral health and Social Justice Conference (Oct 2020)– unable to attend due to COVID

Abstract accepted for presentation for the American Psychiatric Nurses Association National Conference (Sept 2020), unable to attend due to COVID

Atkins, R., Kelly, T., Williams, W., Linz, S., Jackson, K., Wunnenberg, M., Stellmacher, T., Lewis, H., & Davis-Halty, N., (2020). Academic-Community Partnerships: A Collaborative Pilot Intervention that Improves Psychosocial Outcomes in Young to Middle Aged Adult Mothers at Risk for Depression. Presented at the Eastern Nursing Research Society

Atkins, R., Kelly, T., Jackson, K., Wunnenberg, M., Stellmacher, T., Lewis, H., Davis-Halty, N., & Williams, W., (2020). A Collaborative, Multi-Component, Intervention to Reduce Depression Risk for Mothers Living in Under-Resourced Communities. Presented at Council for the Advancement of Nursing Science, 2020 State of the Science Congress on Nursing Research,

Linz, S., Wunnenberg, M., Emmons, R., & Durham, J. (2019). Reducing Mental Illness Stigma with Digital Stories. Presented at the International Society of Psychiatric Mental Health Nurses 2019 Conference, Charlotte, NC

Wunnenberg, M., Ayres, C. & Soss- Prihoda, K. (2019). Substance Use Prevention among Adolescents and Emerging Young Adults: Understanding Social and Situational Contexts to Avoid Use. Presented at the Eastern Nursing Research Society. Providence, RI

Wunnneberg, M. (2018). Psychosocial Bullying Among Nurse Educators: Exploring Coping Strategies and Intent to Leave. Presented at the National League for Nursing Education Summit, Chicago, IL

Wunnenberg, M. (2017). Caring for Colleagues: Effective Mentoring of Novice Nurse Educators. Presented at the 2017 National League for Nursing Education Summit, San Diego, CA

Wunnenberg, M. (2017). Exploring Workplace Bullying Among Nurse Educators. Presented at the National Consortium for Building Healthy Academic Communities Summit. University of Central Florida

Wunnenberg, M. & Ayres, C. (2016). Using Technology to Promote Social Learning. Presented at The Rutgers University-Camden Faculty eLearning Conference

Wunnenberg, M. (2015). “Journey with Me” Utilizing Glogster for Digital Storytelling for Travel Abroad Experiences. Presented at the University of Alabama, Capstone College of Nursing Technology in Nursing Education Conference, Tuscaloosa, AL

Wunnenberg, M. and Coulter, C. (2012). Using Technology to Address Cultural Diversity and Healthcare Issues: An Interdisciplinary Project. Presented at Atlantic Cape Community College Faculty Development Day

Wunnenberg, M. (2012). “The Results Are In!” Utilizing Free Polling Technology in Nursing Education. Presented at the International Interprofessional Technology Conference, Rutgers University, NJ

Wunnenberg, M. (2007). Programming SIMMAN, Laerdal’s High  Fidelity Simulator, Made Easy, part II. Session presented at the Tri-State  Consortium of Nursing Lab Managers’ May meeting. Atlantic Cape  Community College, Mays Landing New Jersey

Wunnenberg, M. (2007). Programming SIMMAN, Laerdal’s High Fidelity Simulator, Made Easy. Session presented at the Tri-State  Consortium of Nursing Lab Managers’ April meeting. Villanova  University, Pennsylvania.