The Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing has accredited UWindsor programs for the maximum term.
The Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing has accredited UWindsor programs for the maximum term.
A pasta dinner April 4 will raise money for the Teach Tanzania program. Masud – stock.adobe.com
A pasta dinner April 4 will raise money for the Teach Tanzania program.
Nursing alumna Alicia Trepanier returned to the Faculty of Nursing to advance her career as a primary health care nurse practitioner, crediting the quality of education she received as an undergrad — excellence reflected in the program’s rising education rankings.
Gabriela Digesu, a third-year BScN student, reviews the Faculty of Nursing’s new strategic plan, eager to see it in action as she prepares to wrap up the Winter term.
Don’t miss out on exciting events that will benefit Teach Tanzania, a multidisciplinary international service-learning (ISL) program.
Binge on a book, test your smarts, fight the bulge, or just indulge. Third-year nursing students have helped organize fundraisers that will surely get your heart rate up – or help bring it back down!
Fundraisers include:
UWindsor nursing alumna and health-care leader Donna Wellington shares industry insight and aims to inspire nurses to explore diverse career paths and drive meaningful change.
UWindsor nursing alumna and health-care leader Donna Wellington shares industry insight and aims to inspire nurses to explore diverse career paths and drive meaningful change.
Professor Kathryn Pfaff leads the Health and Wellness Friendly Communities project.
Professor Kathryn Pfaff leads the Health and Wellness Friendly Communities project.
The 2024 Great Lakes Biennial Nursing Conference attracted over 100 attendees, showcased 40 health care presentations and posters, and featured Indigenous Research Chair and guest speaker, Dr. Holly Graham.
Over 100 guests attended the Great Lakes Biennial Nursing Conference, held on Nov. 23 at University of Windsor’s Vanier Hall.
Keynote speaker Holly Graham highlighted the impact of racism on the health outcomes of First Nation, Métis, and Inuit Peoples, and provided a practical approach to addressing racism in the health care setting utilizing her “CPR RACISM toolkit.”
The Faculty of Nursing will host the Great Lakes Biennial Nursing Conference on Saturday, Nov. 23.
Sylwia Borawski works with a medical mannequin in the simulation lab of the Health Education Centre.
