Nursing
2025 COMMENCEMENT SERIES | A perfect match: Senior nursing student donates stem cells
Senior nursing student Caroline Kohls donated stem cells to a patient with non-Hodgkin Lymphoma through a Be the Match registry.
Advanced practice nurses learn policy, advocacy through Dr. Kathlyn Albert’s course
Future APRNs and DNPs learn about the intersection of nursing, public policy and business through Dr. Kathlyn Albert’s classes.
A Nurses Week reflection from Dean Jill Guttormson
Dean Jill Guttormson shares with the Marquette community her thoughts about how Marquette Nurses make a difference.
Nursing students find cultural immersion, friendship through once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to study in Australia
Marquette Nursing creates rare opportunities for students to study abroad and still graduate on time.
State-of-the art simulation center highlights the excellence of Marquette Nursing
As Nursing student Greta Amstutz entered her sophomore year, she looked forward to the role that simulation would play in preparing her to be a great nurse. Building on the fundamentals and foundations in nursing she’d already learned her freshman year, simulation would make her classroom course work come to life. She was ready for…
IWL research social featuring fall IWL Faculty Fellows, May 7
The Institute for Women’s Leadership invites the Marquette community to the upcoming IWL research social.
Direct entry nursing program helps Marquette undergraduates shift careers
The Direct Entry Master of Nursing program provides a pathway to the profession for people in other undergraduate majors at Marquette.
College of Nursing advances community health with Nurse in Residence program
Dr. Kameela Jackson trains students in public health at a special clinical with Milwaukee Academy of Sciences.
Marquette Nursing accepting applications for St. Camillus Students in Residence program
Marquette University and St. Camillus are accepting applications for the Students in Residence Program from any full-time graduate student.
Direct Entry MSN program information session, April 24
The Direct Entry MSN program is designed for students who have earned a non-nursing bachelor’s degree.