Spartan Nurse News
CLASS OF 2022: IRENE RICHARDSON OVERCOMES ALL OBSTACLES TO HELP OTHERS
Doctors initially believed stress and fatigue had brought on the numbness in Richardson’s limbs. Their opinions changed two months later when she lost vision in her right eye and couldn’t walk around the grocery store without getting tired.Read More »Nurses Train Peers in Moldova, Ukraine to Care for Refugees
"For me personally, it's not only a responsibility but an obligation" to help, Dr. Audrey Snyder, associate dean for experiential learning and innovation at the nursing school, told Medscape Medical News. "I hope if we were in the same boat that someone would do the same for us."Read More »UNCG’s nursing department helping Moldova nurses with the refugee crisis in Ukraine
UNC Greensboro is providing educational training virtually for Moldavian nurses during the refugee crisis.Read More »School of Nursing expands its research with first postdoctoral scholar
The newly created postdoctoral scholar position, renewable on an annual basis, has been a win-win situation for Ford and the School of Nursing.Read More »UNCG nurses lead education effort in refugee crisis teaching Moldova nurses
UNC Greensboro's School of Nursing, as well as the Guilford Rotary Club, has had a history of collaboration with Moldovan nurses.Read More »UNCG is helping educate nurses in Moldova to care for Ukrainian refugees
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When Shianne Daniels did a search of military friendly universities in the area, UNC Greensboro popped up on Google. She then came across the School of Nursing’s Veteran Access Program.Read More »UNCG alumna dispels misconceptions to become nursing leader
The UNCG School of Nursing alumna is only the fourth African American to serve as president of the North Carolina Nurses Association.Read More »School of Nursing dean interviewed on North Carolina Nurses Association podcast
School of Nursing Dean Debra Barksdale shares some of her inspiration and how she was able to bring both her passions of nursing and education together.Read More »Retired nurse returns to UNCG thanks to husband’s letter
Briggs spoke about her extensive nursing career after taking a tour of the Nursing and Instructional Building. Only a few weeks earlier, she had retired after 41 years as a nurse in North Carolina.Read More »