Do you have ideas or concerns you'd like to share with ACNM? Contact our student representative Selena Wells at [email protected].
Would you like to be more directly involved in addressing student issues with the ACNM? Become a liaison from your school to the Student and New Midwives Committee (SANMC) of the ACNM Division of Education. Contact Co-Chair Erin Morelli, CNM, FACNM at [email protected] about representing your education program as one of the SANMC liaisons. Are you interested in learning more about how a student becomes a representative to the ACNM Board of Directors? Learn more about the SANMC and BOD positions. To date, here are the students who have served.
SANMC Student Liaison Description & Responsibilities
The SANMC Student Liaison serves
as the point of connection between students in their academic programs and the
governing structures of ACNM. As such, their main responsibilities include:
- Disseminating information from ACNM to students at their institution
- Answering or facilitating student inquiries related to ACNM resources and events
- Regularly informing students in their program about local Affiliate opportunities and serving as a point of contact between students and their local Affiliate
- Collecting information on student priorities and concerns and communicating these issues to ACNM in the form of the annual Student Report that is presented at each Annual Meeting.
- Effectively on-boarding the individual who will take over the liaison role to institution-specific processes and resources
The term for the Student and New Midwives Committee (SANMC) student liaison is
from annual meeting to annual meeting in a one-year term (unless your program
director decides that you will stay on for year two). Each educational
program has a different way of choosing liaisons. The SANMC co-chairs should be
notified of all new liaison names by July 1st to facilitate
on-boarding of the new cohort.
Time Commitment:
- Attend webinars and conference calls throughout the year (about 4-5)
- Attendance at the Annual Meeting strongly encouraged to assist with finalizing the Student Report
- Frequent email communications from SANMC to pass along information to all students at your institution (both ACNM members and non-members)
Student Report
The purpose of the student report is to provide student members of ACNM with an opportunity to address the ACNM BOD, ACNM staff, ACNM leadership and the general membership about the issues/concerns that they would like to see addressed by the College and to share their vision of how these issues/concerns might be addressed.
Each year during the months leading up to the ACNM Annual Meeting, student liaisons (one from each education program) collect information from their classmates about content to include and begin drafting the report. The final report is written by the liaisons during face-to-face meetings at the Annual Meeting and delivered to the membership by selected liaisons during the closing business meeting. Following the Annual Meeting, the ACNM Board of Directors carefully reviews the report to determine the need for potential action to be taken by various ACNM volunteer divisions or national office departments in order to address points that were raised by students.
2020 Student Report
2019 Student Report
2018 Student Report
The purpose of the student report is to provide student members of ACNM with an opportunity to address the ACNM BOD, ACNM staff, ACNM leadership and the general membership about the issues/concerns that they would like to see addressed by the College and to share their vision of how these issues/concerns might be addressed.
Each year during the months leading up to the ACNM Annual Meeting, student liaisons (one from each education program) collect information from their classmates about content to include and begin drafting the report. The final report is written by the liaisons during face-to-face meetings at the Annual Meeting and delivered to the membership by selected liaisons during the closing business meeting. Following the Annual Meeting, the ACNM Board of Directors carefully reviews the report to determine the need for potential action to be taken by various ACNM volunteer divisions or national office departments in order to address points that were raised by students.
2020 Student Report
2019 Student Report
2018 Student Report
2014 Student Report
2013 Student Report
- The September 2013 BOD meeting considered several agenda items in response to the 2013 Student Report. (See Sept 2013 Open Session Board Packet.)
2012 Student Report
Student Newsletter
2018
2016
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Midwifery Education Programs
Financial Aid? Initial leads and resources to help finance your midwifery education.
Prepare for your Certification? ACNM wants to help you succeed in becoming a certified nurse-midwife or certified midwife. There are several ways to study for your American Midwifery Certification Board (AMCB) certification exam. Knowing that everyone has different learning styles and preferences, we are proud to offer the following options to choose from!
- Midwifery & Women's Health Nurse Practitioner Certification Review Guide, Fourth Edition is a comprehensive review designed to help midwives and women's health nurse practitioners prepare for their certification exams. Based on the American Midwifery Certification Board (AMCB) and the National Certification Corporation (NCC) test blueprints, it contains nearly 1,000 questions with answers and rationales representing those found on the exams.
Midwifery & Women's Health Nurse Practitioner Certification Review Guide, Fourth Edition is published in partnership with the American College of Nurse-Midwives (ACNM) and endorsed by the National Association of Nurse Practitioners in Women's Health (NPWH).
- Attend the ACNM LIVE Exam Prep Workshop at the annual meeting each year. In this two-day interactive workshop, midwifery professors review key information and case studies with students from across the country.
Presentations