OLLU Student Sandra Garza-Escamilla to Present Research at Texas Nurses Association Conference

Our Lady of the Lake University is proud to recognize Sandra Garza-Escamilla for her acceptance to present at the Texas Nurses Association 2025 Annual Conference. Her research, “Exploring Servant Leadership as a Strategy for Mitigating Burnout and Promoting Nurse Wellness,” showcases her commitment to advancing the nursing profession and improving well-being in healthcare.

A Nurse Leader Making an Impact

Sandra brings a wealth of experience to her research, currently serving as a Nurse Clinician III at the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, University of Texas Medical Branch (TDCJ UTMB), where she provides essential healthcare services. Her work in both academia and clinical settings demonstrates her dedication to the intersection of leadership, wellness, and nursing practice.

A Journey of Dedication and Gratitude

Sandra extends her appreciation to her dissertation chair, Dr. Megan Carmody-Bubb, and committee members Dr. Randall L. Townley and Dr. Phyllis Duncan, along with department chair Dr. Esther Gergen, for their invaluable support. She also credits her faith, expressing gratitude to her Lord & Savior Jesus Christ for guiding her through this journey.Sandra’s achievement is a testament to her perseverance, passion for nursing, and the transformative power of education. We look forward to seeing her represent OLLU at the Texas Nurses Association 2025 Annual Conference!

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