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Clinical professor Tracey Seguin credits compassion, care, work ethic, and family support for success in her life and career.
Clinical professor Tracey Seguin credits compassion, care, work ethic, and family support for success in her life and career.
An online survey aims to gather insights and engage stakeholders in shaping the future direction of the Faculty of Nursing.
A new certification program at the University of Windsor will qualify nurses to prescribe medication.
The Faculty of Nursing welcomed back alumna Nancy Edwards (BScN 1974) for a March 7 address entitled “Lessons learned about leadership and capacity-building: a 45-year career in public and global health.”
Dr. Edwards is a professor emeritus at the University of Ottawa and an author, most recently of Not One, Not Even One: A Memoir of Life-altering Experiences in Sierra Leone, West Africa, published by FriesenPress in 2022.
The Ontario Learn and Stay Grant will cover tuition for nursing students to improve health care in under-serviced regions, including Windsor.