Nursing
Student nurses in bilingual clinical residency address Latinx health inequities
Through community-based clinical program developed by Dr. Sylvia Peña, students provided nutrition-focused bilingual preventive care to help reduce risks of diabetes, hypertension and other conditions.
Nursing, dental students educate each other at new interprofessional event
The Colleges of Nursing and Dentistry engaged in a unique collaboration to teach the best way to take vital signs.
Nursing professor receives $5 million HRSA grant to enhance workforce supporting geriatric population
The grant will be used to educate and train the health workforce, address care gaps, and improve health outcomes for older adults.
Inaugural telehealth symposium brings researchers together to discuss burgeoning technology
Researchers form panel to talk about the most pressing issues in telehealth application, scholarship.
Marquette University mourns the loss of Dr. Marija Bjegovich-Weidman
Marija joined Marquette as a part-time clinical instructor in 2018. She received her MSN and DNP degrees from Marquette.
Multi-patient pediatric simulation showcases application of Epic technology
Marquette and Epic’s unique partnership shines in hyper-realistic sims for soon-to-be nurses.
Two Marquette nursing faculty members inducted as fellows of the American College of Nurse-Midwives
Albert and Malloy were part of a class of 47 exemplary midwives accepted for fellowship in 2024.
Poster madness: MNRS conference gives nursing students opportunity to present to nurse researchers
Research-active students learn from each other at annual multi-university gathering.
Photo gallery: A look inside Straz Hall, the future home of the College of Nursing
Renovations and construction continues on the reimagined David A. Straz, Jr., Hall, the future home of the College of Nursing.
College of Nursing community says farewell to Emory T. Clark Hall
After more than four decades in its current building, the College of Nursing is moving to David A. Straz, Jr. Hall.