Nursing
South Africa trip gives students a global perspective on nursing
Nursing students get up-close look at how health care systems function halfway around the world.
Nursing students meet with legislators for Nurses Day at the Capitol
The Wisconsin Nurses Association provided the opportunity for Marquette students to learn about issues impacting nurses.
Marquette Bookshelf: ‘Christology and Global Ethics: Encountering the Poor in a Pluralist Reality’
Dr. Alexandre Martins answers questions about his new book.
Marquette Nursing researchers find Black patients referred less often for home health care
Drs. Abiola Keller, Marianne Weiss find racial disparities in care referrals.
Blood Drive in AMU to be held in honor of former nursing professor, March 20
Drive honors Kit Stevic, professor in the College of Nursing who died of cancer in 2021.
Marquette Nursing to integrate electronic health records software into curriculum through collaboration with Epic
Lyceum gives nursing seniors hands-on experience with industry standard software
Simulation gives health care students insight into lives of impoverished patients
Marquette Nursing students took part in the Missouri Community Action Network Poverty Simulation, an exercise exploring the realities of poverty.
Delivering hope: Nurse midwifery program makes a difference for expecting mothers
Marquette’s nurse-midwifery program is leading the charge to address a nationwide shortage of skilled practitioners.
College of Nursing dean named American Thoracic Society Fellow
Dr. Jill Guttormson has been named an ATS Fellow by the American Thoracic Society, the world’s leading medical society.
The gift of life: Adjunct nursing professor donates kidney to colleague’s sister
Dr. Kelli Jones’ sister, Cecilie, needed a miracle. She found one in former Marquette Nursing faculty member Callie Gilmore.