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Jaclyn Gaulden
College of Health Professions
College of Health Professions
Associate Professor, Chair-Graduate Nursing, DNP Program Coordinator
jgaulden@andersonuniversity.edu
(864) 622-6089
University Center of Greenville, Suite B3
Academic Background
Dr. Jaclyn Gaulden is an Associate Professor and Chair of the Graduate Nursing Program at Anderson University. She is passionate about teaching future nurse practitioners. She received her PhD in Nursing Education from William Carey University and completed her dissertation on the impact of a virtual dementia experience on empathy levels and attitudes toward individuals with dementia. She lives in the upstate of South Carolina with her husband and daughter and continues to practice one day a week as a nurse practitioner in hospice.
ADN, Gardner-Webb University
BS in Nursing, Gardner-Webb University
MS Family Nurse Practitioner, Clemson University
DNP, The University of Alabama Ph.D in Nursing Education, William Carey University
Fast Facts
Since obtaining my first nursing degree, I knew I wanted to give back and shape the future of nursing through education. I love being able to incorporate my faith into my teaching here at Anderson University.
I love being able to share the experiences I have had in my own practice as well as incorporating a Christian worldview
Gaulden, J.K., Appel, S.J. &, Kilcawley, V. (2018). Micronutrients in Congestive Heart Failure: An Integrative Review. International Archives of Nursing and Health Care 4(2). doi.org/10.23937/2469-5823/1510095 Gaulden, J. K., Snyder, B, and Wilson, C. (2021). Pharmacotherapy for Ear, Nose, Mouth, and Throat Conditions. In B. Luu, G. Kayino, & V. M. Hass (Eds), Advanced pharmacology for prescribers. Springer.
