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Nursing Systems Leadership student, Ashley Hockins, BSN, RN, RN-MSN, was part of a of an award-winning multi-disciplinary team challenged with designing a wellness community clinic in an existing vacant space in downtown Phoenix.
UA Nursing Assistant Professor, Tracy Crane, PhD, RDN, was one of four junior faculty members selected for the latest round of University of Arizona Health Sciences Career Development Awards.
Take a minute to learn more about the benefits the Peer Mentorship program can have by reading this engaging Q&A with second-semester BSN student and mentee, Maren Bashor, who is interested in becoming a pediatric oncology nurse.
On July 27, Terry Badger, PhD, RN, University of Arizona College of Nursing, will be inducted into Sigma Foundation for Nursing’s 2019 International Researcher Hall of Fame.
“Regardless of what you do in your life, if you don’t try to help people something’s wrong,” says Ishmail Sillah. While obtaining his BS in physiology, he worked part-time as a caregiver for a woman who was so impressed with his skills that she said, “You’re good at this. Have you ever considered going into nursing?”
Sheila Gephart, PhD, RN, and Kimberly Shea, PhD, RN, CHPN, both associate professors at the University of Arizona College of Nursing, have been inducted as fellows into the Western Academy of Nurses.
Professor Terry Badger, PhD, RN, PMHCNS-BC, FAAN, recently was appointed to the Eleanor Bauwens Endowed Chair of Nursing at the UA College of Nursing in recognition of her accomplishments as a nationally recognized nurse-scientist and leader in graduate education.
Faculty, staff and students who wish to hone their writing skills to a razor-sharp point have a new resource. Leslie Dupont, PhD, joined the University of Arizona College of Nursing last month as Writing Coach. Her wordsmithing skills are available in a variety of ways
In fall 2019, UA Nursing will advance its commitment to integrative health when it begins offering a new Bachelor of Science in Nursing pathway devoted to blending conventional health care with complementary approaches to mind-body-spirit wellbeing.
BSN student Hannah Garis Copley decided to pursue a career in nursing to help people, but during the course of her studies, she zeroed in a particularly vulnerable population: infants. Slated to graduate in fall 2019, she recently received an Honors Legacy Grant from the UA Honors College to fund her training for doula certification.
