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Monthly Archives: May 2018
Congratulations to MEPN Class of 2018
Dear MEPN grads, Just a short note to say congratulations on a job well done. Best of luck to you as you are studying for the NCLEX, participating in job interviews, and starting your new grad positions. All of us, … Continue reading
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Nursing research is changemaking that saves lives
Left to right: Brittani De Riemer, Amena Adams, Dr Susie Hutchins The 11th Annual Graduate Nursing Research Day was a huge success. Room 106, in the School of Nursing, was jam-packed yesterday with 66 posters from PhD, DNP, and even … Continue reading
