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Celebrating 50 Years of Nursing

Celebrating 50 years of nursing

Pioneers Recognized for Improving Health Care Delivery

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the nursing program, the School of Nursing recognized 50 nursing leaders, including many alumni, at a celebration on Oct. 4. More than 250 alumni, friends, faculty and staff joined together to celebrate and honor nursing leaders who have improved the delivery of care. Read more and view photos.

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10/11/2018 Featured Story

Nursing Turns 50, Honors 50

Nursing Turns 50, Honors 50

The Solomont School of Nursing celebrated the 50th anniversary of the nursing program by recognizing 50 nursing leaders at an event on Oct. 4.

10/11/2018 Featured Story
9/6/2018 Department News

CPH-New Launches New Online Continuing Education Tool for Nurses

CPH-New Launches New Online Continuing Education Tool for Nurses

The Center for Promotion of Health in the New England Workplace (CPH-NEW) has launched an online continuing education program to help nurses prevent musculoskeletal injuries in clinical care settings.

9/6/2018 Department News
5/11/2018 Featured Story

‘Invitation to Innovation’ Celebrates Student Ingenuity, Imagination

‘Invitation to Innovation’ Celebrates Student Ingenuity, Imagination

Invitation to Innovation, which was held May 4 at the Tsongas Center, was attended by more than 2,000 schoolchildren, educators and community and corporate partners.

5/11/2018 Featured Story
5/4/2018 Department News

Big Data Project Receives $10K IDEA Grant

Big Data Project Receives $10K IDEA Grant

An interdisciplinary team led by Manning School Assoc. Prof. Asil Oztekin and Zuckerberg College Assoc. Prof. Margaret Knight received a $10,000 IDEA grant from the Office of the Provost to collaborate with the Lowell Community Health Center and use Big Data analytics to model health outcomes for risk groups.

5/4/2018 Department News

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