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Wanda Jelus holds a masters degree in nursing and is professor of Nursing at Sinclair Community College (Dayton, OH). Professor Jelus has extensive experience in critical care/emergency nursing, and has over 15 years experience teaching nursing, both in the clinical area and in the classroom. Her multiple professional presentations have covered such topics as shock, using technology for effective teaching, creative clinical teaching, and ethical considerations of Do Not Resuscitate orders.