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	Volume 15, Issue 1: Spring 2012 Learning Compassion: The Lead Peace Story Summer Institutes in Adolescent Health: Have You Been to One Yet? Adolescent Nursing – MS, DNP, PhD, Post-Doc: One Program, Many Paths Awards, Honors, and Updates Publications New Center Faculty
	Volume 14, Issue 1: Spring 2011 Expanding Public Health Nursing Practice: Collaborating with Communities Rising Above Risk: Promoting Resilience in Changing Times Crossing Boundaries: Global learning at Home and Abroad Two Countries: Same Needs Awards, Honors, and Updates Publications
	Volume 13, Issue 1: Winter 2009-2010 Adolescent Health Care Reform: Are We There Yet? Common Career Goals, Two Pathways Options for a DNP Publications Life After a PhD & Post-Doc
	Volume 12, Issue 2: Winter 2008-2009 Nursing Education in Adolescent Health Key Ingredients for Post-doctoral Success Teens as Teachers Publications Adolescent Health Services: Missing Opportunities
	Volume 12, Issue 1: Spring 2008 Reducing Teen Pregnancy Adolescent Nursing Faculty Receives $3 Million NIH Research Grant From Learner to Teacher Moving from Graduate to Post-Graduate to Faculty Young People Abroad and at Home Keys to the Future Volunteering in Crisis Colleagues Serve in Louisiana and at Home New Trainees and Fellows Teens and Obesity Kubik's Research, Hot Topic in the News Center Administration and Communications Team Kudos Publications Awards and Honors Learning from Afar: On-line Courses Draw Students throughout the U.S.

Volume 11, Issue 1: Summer 2005

• Adolescent Health Research Fellowships
  Center Receives New Interdisciplinary CDC Training Grant
• Preventing Teen Violence
  Post Red Lake Sessions
• International Adolescent Health Congress
  Center Faculty and Students Participate and Present
• Crisis Interventions with with Hmong Youth
  Leadership Practicum Experiences
• Perspectives on International Adolescent Health
  Communication About Sexuality in Japanese Families
• Undergraduate Scholars

Volume 10, Issue 1: Spring 2004

• Celebrating Our First Ten Years
  Center Receives Maternal & Child Health Grant
• On the Road to a Public Health Nursing Degree
  Center Student Performs Rapid Health Assessment in Liberia
• Society for Adolescent Medicine Honors Dr. Bearinger
  Center Director First Nurse To Receive Visiting Professor Award
• Welcome Marti Kubik
  Center's Newest Faculty Member Brings Nutrition And Physical Education Expertise
• Welcome Scott Harpin
  New Center For Adolescent Nursing Faculty Member and Outreach Coordinator
• Profile: CAN Graduate Peggy Nerdahl
  School District Health Services Coordinator
• Implementing Adolescent Interventions Abroad
  Masters Student Kim Nuxoll Completes Practicum in the Republic of Georgia
• New Students and Fellows
• Faculty and Student Activities
• New Dean of the School of Nursing
• Current Research

Volume 9, Issue 1: Summer 2002
(Special Student Focused Issue)

• New State Adolescent Health Coordinator: Center Graduate Sarah Nafstad
• A Strong Voice for Youth, Profile: Scott Harpin
• A Passion for Working With Young People: Current Graduate Rachel Olson
• Speaking with CAN Graduates: The Center Conducts a Program Evaluation

Volume 8, Issue 2: Fall 2001

• Bisexual Youth in Risk and Resilience Studies
• New Curriculum Includes Complementary Therapies
• Holistic Care for Adolescents
• Adolescent Use of Alternative and Complementary Therapies: A Framework for Research

Volume 8, Issue 1: Spring 2001

• Priorities in Adolescent Health, A Ten Year Review of National Research Recommendations
• Presenting Nursing Research in Adolescent Health, Professional Organizations Provide Options for Involvement
• American Nurses Association, Position Statement on Adolescent Health

Volume 7, Issue 2: Fall 2000

• White House Conference on Teenagers: Raising Responsible and Resourceful Teens
• Adolescent Actors Teaching Project: Success and Unfolding Challenges
• Developing Effective Pregnancy Prevention Strategies at the Community Level
• Center Staff Advise in New Zealand: Travel Abroad

Volume 7, Issue 1: Spring 2000

• Center Welcomes New Faculty Member, Elizabeth Saewyc
• Alternative and Complementary Therapies in Adolescent Health
• Expanding Connections: Adolescent Nursing at the National Institutes of Health (NIH)

Volume 6, Issue 1: Spring1999

• Prevalence of HPV Points Toward Priority on Prevention
• Risk and Protective Factors for Predicting Suicide Involvement among Urban American Indian Youth
• National Teen Pregnancy Prevention Research Center Funded 5 More Years

Volume 5, Issue 2: Fall 1998

• Announcing the New Center for Adolescent Nursing Leadership
• National Health Futures of Youth II sets agenda for promoting adolescent health in the next decade
• ANA Joins nurses on youth health issues
• Center Faculty and Students Present Papers at the Society for Adolescent Medicine in March 1999
• Los Angeles WHO/UNICEF link nine nations in common youth agenda

Volume 5, Issue 1: Winter 1998

• Preventing Violence: Early Family Intervention Suggested for American Indian Youth
• A Caring School Climate is Most Improtant in Achieving Good Academic Outcomes
• Ethosolutions introduces SkillSight as the next generation online service for job-seekers
• Nursing Research Forum at the Society for Adolescent Medicine Annual Meeting will Highlight Eciting Work in Adolescent Health

Volume 4, Issue 4: Fall 1997

• Adolescents Can be their own Best Advocates
• Where are GSAN Grads Working Now? An Update on the First Four Years
• Do PNPs Feel Competent to address Adolescent Health Issues? A National Study
• Update: The Institute of Faculty Development in Adolescent Health

Volume 4, Issue 3: Winter 1997

• Social Support: Its Role in Preventing Depression among Physically Abused Teens
• The National Institute of Health Salutes a Decade of Nurse Researcher
• Interdisciplinary Prevention Research Grant Awarded

Volume 3, Issue 3: Fall 1996

• Parental Influence on Alcohol Use among Young Adolescents
• Student Summer Practicum at Health Partners
• Adolescent Actors in Focus: The GSAN Summer Institute

Volume 3, Issue 2: Spring 1996

• Inhalant Use Among Rural Native American Adolescents: Does Stress or Caring Make a Difference?
• Nursing Research Forum of S.A.M. Focuses on Practice and Teaching Ideas
• Special Symposium with Judith Musick Co-Hosted by GSAN
• 1996 Minnesota Adolescent Health Report Available

Volume 3, Issue 1: Winter 1996

• Prenatal Care Utilization: Differences Between Rural and Urban Adolescents
• Sexual Orientation Among Native American Adolescents
• Dual Degree M.S./M.P.H. Program Available to GSAN Students

Volume 2, Issue 4: Fall 1995

• Visiting Professor Lynn Rew Joins GSAN 1995-96
• GSAN Faculty, Staff to Present a S.A.M. in Washington D.C
• Adolescent Life in Rwanda, Africa: Perspectives from a Special Leadership Practicum
• University Programs Funded by MCH Title V form Constortium for Collaboration
• A "Typical" Intervention Practicum: Tabitha Hanson Profiled In Academic Health Center Annual Report

Volume 2, Issue 3: Summer 1995

• GSAN Connects Down Under: Adolescent Health in Australia
• Panel of Providers Speak out on Key Elements: Barriers to Adolescent Health Services
• Issues in Diversity Seminar
• GSAN Co-Sponsors Nursing Research Poster Presentations

Volume 2, Issue 2: Spring 1995

• Adolescent Actors Help Teach Communications Skills
• GSAN to Host Regional Educators Workshop on Simulated Patient Education Techniques
• The 1995 S.A.M Nursing Research Forum
• GSAN Monthly Student Seminars Provide Mentorship, Career Ideas

Volume 2, Issue 1: Winter 1995

• Nursing And Adolescent Health in Guatemala and Costa Rica
• GSAN Special Symposium Features Laurie Zabin
• Bearinger Awarded N.I.H. Research Grant
• GSAN Faculty and Staff to present Research at Society for Adolescent Medicine Meeting in March

Volume 1, Issue 1: Fall 1994

• Introducing Graduate Studies in Adolescent Nursing
• Faculty and Staff Revise Nursing Text Chapters on Adolescent Health
• GSAN's 1st Annual Conference