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I can honestly say that Dr. Harcum is THE BEST professor I have ever had in my entire college / nursing career! Community health nursing was not even as interest of mine, but she made me love it. She’s extremely knowledgeable of course topics / contents. Dr. Harcum is one of those professors that genuinely care about her students and their performance in the course. If you do the readings, participate in class and study, this will be an easy A. Overall Dr. Harcum is a great teacher who really loves what I teaches. Top quality professor. One of the best

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