Displaying items by tag: MSN
13th overall puts School among top five public Schools of Nursing in nation
Jumped 11 spots from 2015 ranking, boasting nearly $2.2 million from NIH in 2016
Marilyn Henry credits her nursing background for opening doors to rewarding work in hospital administration
One of six health care professionals given Lane W. Adams Quality of Life Award
Two-time graduate makes her mark at nation's premier nursing informatics gathering
Long, bumpy road leads to success for Veteran in School's MSN Adult-Gero Primary Care NP specialty track
Taylor Hinkle, Jordan Barksdale will work in various ways to advance, strengthen alumni organization
Inaugural summer commencement ceremony to be extra special occasion for Walker, four students
MSN student is recipient of two-year, $20,000 award
Recognizes faculty members who has demonstrated 'extraordinary promise' within first five years of academic career
First-time ever U.S. News has ranked DNP Programs; Two master's specialties also ranked
Nurse practitioner, 2015 MSN graduate achieving career goal with work in rural health care
Three nurse-managed clinics provide care for those with diabetes and heart failure, and Veterans with mental health needs
Seven among those receiving 2015-2016 scholarship awards
Lavender has served as interim president since September 2014
Will provide insight to help shape the organization’s bylaws
Increased use of mobile technology at the heart of $10,000 RCMAR Pilot Grant
Selection based upon activism, scholarly research and commitment to community outreach
AMNP was the best route because he already had a bachelor’s and master’s in athletic training and didn’t want to go back to school for another two or three years to get a bachelor’s degree in nursing
Erin Gockle was a Peace Corps Fellow while earning her BSN and now is an MSN student in the School's Graduate Nursing Education Primary Care Scholars initiative
