Marzell Scott is a veteran on a mission to complete his education while providing for his family.Read More »

Gabrielle Baldwin is a nursing student at UNCG. She was supposed to graduate in May 2016, but four months earlier she suffered a spinal cord injury while staying at her mother's house.Read More »

LeNora Harley is now an officer and an Army nurse after graduating from the UNC Greensboro School of Nursing as its senior class president in 2021.Read More »

"The positive impact these leaders had on my personal and professional growth inspired me to dedicate myself to the growth and development of other nurses, nurse leaders, and nurse faculty in return."Read More »

UNC Greensboro School of Nursing students will host a health fair on the lawn in front of the Walter Clinton Jackson Library from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 26. All UNCG students, faculty, and staff members are invited to attend.Read More »

“I always knew I wanted to help people, and by becoming a pediatric nurse, I can help my patients understand the medical care they are receiving and teach them the importance of helping others,” Cuevas states, when detailing his drive to enter the field of nursing.Read More »

This marks the first time that the School of Nursing has received the Health Professions HEED Award and the fifth consecutive year that UNCG has earned the HEED Award. INSIGHT Into Diversity is the oldest and largest diversity-focused publication in higher education.Read More »

“You have to have a heart of a nurse and a mind of a nurse. It’s not so much the physical capabilities of a nurse that should hinder anybody."Read More »

“For me, it is always important to use one’s skills to help humanity,” Dr. Snyder says. “In disaster situations, vulnerable populations and disparities become more evident. Being on this team lets me help to make a difference."Read More »

The new full-time faculty members who joined the UNCG School of Nursing this fall are an eclectic group of nurse educators from across the globe.Read More »