Seven faculty members from the UNCG School of Nursing have been selected to participate in a transformative initiative sponsored by the UNC system. This project is designed to address critical workforce needs in nursing by leveraging Open Educational Resources (OER). Faculty will develop high-quality, accessible educational materials that significantly reduce… Continue reading…
A group of nursing students file into a classroom at UNC Greensboro where one of their faculty instructors tells them they need to get to the scene of a crash, as first responders need their help to triage the victims. The students fan out to find passengers, some of whom… Continue reading…
Kimberly Vogt is not in the business of giving up. From being in the ground war of Operation Iraqi Freedom and then working in military intelligence to becoming an RN via community college and then working toward a PhD degree, she perseveres in her pursuits. Vogt says she came to the UNC… Continue reading…
UNC Greensboro’s School of Nursing (SON) is using artificial intelligence (AI) to improve and enhance nursing instruction, patient care, and nursing practice with virtual tools that create enriching real-world experiences, underscore ownership, and increase engagement.
UNCG has been a touchstone in Robin Bartlett’s life and career, so receiving the School of Nursing (SON) Distinguished Alumni Award was a culmination and validation of quality nursing education and the enduring power of mentorship.
NC Greensboro introduces its new Prelicensure Entry Level Master of Science in Nursing (PELMSN) Program, expanding opportunities for individuals not currently nurses to change their careers and become nurses. The Prelicensure Master’s is a direct entry pathway, often called a Direct Master’s Entry (DME) program. UNCG’s School of Nursing’s new Prelicensure MSN is the first direct-admission master’s nursing program approved in the state and in the UNC System.
The SON now offers the first UNC system’s Direct Admission initiative for its high-demand BSN program. This streamlined process offers more certainty, efficiency, and savings for eligible incoming first-year students.
The UNC Greensboro School of Nursing has received $2,420,118 to expand and enroll more nursing students. The funding, allocated from the UNC System Office, is part of the legislature’s efforts to increase nursing degree completions by at least 50 percent.
UNCG rising third-year Sebastian Rodriguez learned early on to give himself – and his dreams – space to evolve.
RN to BSN Coordinator Tammy Hall knows a thing or two about the students she serves in UNC Greensboro School of Nursing’s popular RN to BSN program—because she was one herself.
