The National League of Nursing proudly announced the selection of 20 nursing schools and programs as 2026 NLN Centers of Excellence™, located throughout the United States and representing the spectrum of higher education in nursing, from certificate-granting programs through advanced-degree academic institutions. UNC Greensboro School of Nursing was among the… Continue reading…
Ernest J. Grant, PhD, RN, FAAN, is an internationally recognized leader whose renowned career has transformed burn care and prevention, health policy, and equity. He is a trusted voice and colossal champion for the profession, especially during times of national crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic and the aftermath of… Continue reading…
The extraordinary achievements of School of Nursing alumna Susan Morris Safran, ’77, have brought lasting distinction and support to UNCG and to the University and its School of Nursing for decades. A true Spartan Nurse!
Some people spend years searching for their calling. Samantha Fynn found hers at just seven years old. “From a young age, I knew I was meant to take care of others,” she reflected—an early spark that would light the way for everything to come. This spring, Fynn will graduate with… Continue reading…
Position is a pivotal role in advancing nursing knowledge and health policy. Debra J. Barksdale, PhD, FNP-BC, FAANP, ANEF, FADLN, FAAN, began her term as President of the American Academy of Nursing (AAN) on October 18, 2025. As Dean of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro’s School of Nursing,… Continue reading…
For Dr. Kate Clouse, accepting a role at UNC Greensboro is more than a career milestone. It is a homecoming with a mission. Originally from western North Carolina, Clouse brings two decades of experience in HIV/AIDS research and an unwavering commitment to public health back to her home state. Clouse… Continue reading…
A gift from Dale S. Phipps ’82, ’86 and Barbara M. Phipps establishes the Dale and Barbara Phipps Nursing Scholarship Fund.
Within minutes of speaking with Vivian Dennis ’85, you know she is a leader.
Encouraged by her high school teacher and UNC Greensboro alumna, Emalee Zingher ’14, Jyesha McKinney knew from her first visit to campus, this was the place for her.
Talk to any faculty, staff or student involved with UNC Greensboro School of Nursing’s Minerva’s Mobile Health Unit, and you hear the same resounding sentiment: we meet people where they are.
