Brenda Miller

Biography

Professor Brenda Miller has been with Cedarville since 2021. She teaches nursing fundamentals for freshman and sophomore students. She participates in committee work within the School of Nursing. Prior to coming to Cedarville, Brenda worked as a Registered Nurse with Premier Health for 33 years in various roles in direct patient care and as an educator and manager. She worked in the renal unit, mother-baby, antepartum, and infection prevention departments and as a Staff Coordinator for Education, Clinical Educator, and Manager of Education. She also did adjunct work for Kettering Medical College and the CTC LPN program.

Education and Credentials:

• MSN in nursing education, Indiana Wesleyan
• BSN in nursing, Wright State University

Scholarly Works

• Poster presentation: "Shifting Your Competency Method: An Example of Implementing Donna Wright" at the National ANPD (formerly NNSDO) Convention, Boston, Massachusetts, 2012
• Poster presentation: "Nursing Morale and Its Effects on Retention" at the regional Greater Dayton Area Research Symposium

Interests

• Spending time with her husband and son
• Traveling, especially if there is a beach involved
• Reading
• Knitting
• Gardening
• Sewing

Why Cedarville?

I chose Cedarville because of its commitment to biblical living and preparing students to serve as missionaries in every field of study. I also value the rigor of its nursing curriculum. Working with nursing students and watching them flourish as they enter the profession brings me great joy.