Students give time and use skills in serving Ecuadorians

Once again, the College of Nursing sent nursing students to South America to experience healthcare in Ecuador. A group of eight undergraduate students traveled thousands of miles to help and learn from the people of Ecuador.

Appreciating our freedoms and our veterans

Professors Kent Blad and Ron Ulberg take nursing students into a different kind of nursing, where valuing history and military conflicts is as important as knowing their nursing skills.

Students learn culture and healthcare with Navajo population

Though popularly known as the melting pot, the United States still contains many populations that each maintain their own culture and traditions. For the third year, nursing students visited the Navajo Nation to see how these cultures are incorporated into everyday life and into the local healthcare system.

Nursing Faculty named Fellow in the Academy of Nursing Education

The National League for Nursing’s Academy of Nursing Education recently announced the induction of Patricia Ravert, PhD, RN, CNE with the credential of “Fellow.”

College holds final endowment dinner

BYU's College of Nursing recently held its sixth and final annual dinner for the Mary Ellen Edmunds Nursing Endowment for the Healer's Art Program. The dinner brought together alumni, donors and friends of the college to raise funds for student scholarships.