Meet the Dean
Meet the Dean of the College of Nursing: Dean Patricia Ravert
College History
Former student, Andrea Gardner, poses as Florence Nightingale at the 100th anniversary of Nightingale’s death (2010).
Undergraduate Advisement
Graduates of the baccalaureate nursing program celebrate following College of Nursing convocation.
Graduate Program Outcomes
The Family Nurse Practitioner program is ranked among the top nursing graduate schools in the nation.
Global Health and Human Diversity
The Global Health and Human Diversity course provides opportunities for students to practice nursing skills abroad.
The Healer's Art
The annual college magazine informs alumni and friends of nursing events and activities.
Research and Conferences
Students attend a conference in Madison, WI.
Mentored Learning
A MEG grant facilitates student learning in the Navajo Nation.
The conference will be held October 14, 2013 at BYU's Wilkinson Center.
The theme is "Making a Difference Through Transforming Evidence into Practice"
September 2, 2013 at 5:00pm MST.
The Program Committee will meet in September 2013 to review and select abstracts, and to finalize the conference program and schedule. The Program Committee will assign the time of each presentation selected for the conference.
The Program Committee reserves the right to accept abstracts as a podium or poster presentation.
If your abstract is accepted for presentation, you will be notified by mail in September 2013. If the study has more than one author, the contact person is asked to share the information with the other author(s).
The Brigham Young University College of Nursing invites you to submit an abstract to be considered for presentation at the 35th Annual Research Conference, to be held on October 14, 2013 at the BYU's Wilkinson Student Center, in conjunction with Intermountain Healthcare, Utah Valley University, Timpanogos Regional Hospital, Mountain View Hospital. Abstracts of completed nursing research or papers on methodology, educational strategies, ethical issues, utilization of nursing research or practical issues will be considered.
Abstracts should be single spaced with 1" margins, and limited to 400 words.
a.Abstracts must include:
b.Abstract Topics: Nursing research on methodology, educational strategies, use of nursing research, ethical issues, practical issues
Mail Abstracts to:Lynette JakinsResearch and Graduate SecretaryBrigham Young University College of Nursing400 SWKT Provo, UT 84602
E-mail Abstracts as an attachment in Word format to: nursing-graduate@byu.edu
