Department of Nursing
Dr. Jenna Farley, DNP, RN
Assistant Professor of Nursing
Faculty profile
About Dr. Jenna Farley
Jenna Farley teaches Pathophysiology and Nursing Research, Inquiry, and Evidence-Based Practice in the undergraduate nursing program. Her research evaluates cellular mechanisms of acute kidney injury, inflammatory signaling pathways, and microvascular biomarkers in critically ill medical patients. She actively mentors undergraduate nursing students conducting laboratory bench-to-bedside research inquiries in the Calder Health Sciences Building.
Dr. Jenna Farley is a member of the Department of Nursing in the School of Nursing & Health Sciences.
Areas of expertise
- Renal pathophysiology
- Sepsis biomarkers
- Evidence-based practice
- Microvascular research
Contact
- Office
- Calder Health Sciences Building 116
- Building
- Calder Health Sciences Building
Fall 2026 office hours
Dr. Jenna Farley isn't teaching in Fall 2026. Email to arrange a meeting.
2026–27
Teaching
Dr. Jenna Farley has no undergraduate teaching assignment in the 2026–27 catalog. For the department's courses, see the Department of Nursing.
Meeting with faculty
At least 3 hours per week during the semester, across at least 2 days, with at least 1 hour available virtually. Times are on each course syllabus in Canvas.