2015 grad finds right fit in rural two-nurse hospital
Jeff Aday went from having clinicals in the Twin Cities as a nursing student to his first RN position at a hospital with only two nurses on duty. Yet, he says, the health care needs are the same.
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Carolyn Porta joins 2017 class of AAN Fellows
Assoc. Professor Carolyn Porta will be inducted at the American Academy of Nursing's annual conference Oct. 5-7. Also named was School of Nursing Alumna Martha Turner, PhD RN-BC, Assistant Director at the American Nurses Association.
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What moves seniors to move?
For older adults, a fall can be a pivotal event causing lasting changes in well-being. Assistant Professor Siobhan McMahon is exploring what motivates seniors to stay active and maintain their strength.
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Diversity makes us stronger
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A focused exploration of implicit bias with Dr. Benjamin Reese, an internationally renowned scholar on implicit bias.
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School of Nursing recognized as a 2016 Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) award winner!
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Fifteen seniors completing the Bachelor of Science in Nursing program attended the University's Multicultural Academic Excellence's Celebration of Achievement
