Tag: Nursing
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Aurora BayCare Medical Center presents thousands in scholarships to UW-Green Bay nursing students
Story by Syd Morgan, UW-Green Bay editorial intern On Wednesday, September 20, Aurora BayCare Medical Center, in collaboration with UW-Green Bay, held an award ceremony for nursing students who received scholarships through the Aurora BayCare Medical Center’s “Inspire” and “Future” nursing scholarship program. Tracy Fuller, Nursing Director of Aurora BayCare Medical Clinic, welcomed students, faculty,…
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Celebrating a vibrant learning space
Wild Blue helped the nursing department transform the 3rd floor of Wood Hall into a branded environment that powers recruitment and inspires students. The space is colorful, vibrant and highlights all things nursing with its design and wall graphics including nursing career info, the compassion of nurses, and hands-on learning that’s part of the BSN…
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Say “AAH” … UW-Green Bay & AAH Partnership
UW-Green Bay is an Advocate Aurora Health (AAH) Preferred Partner. This partnership allows employees of Advocate Aurora many benefits including tuition discounts for nursing programs. See newly created website landing page at the AAH page .
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The most common undergraduate degree awarded in Wisconsin is nursing | WLUK
GREEN BAY (WLUK) — Nursing is the most popular degree choice for undergraduate students in Wisconsin, according to a new report from Stacker. But how much do spring graduations help health care facilities with the shortage of nurses and other medical professionals? Each year, around 3 million undergraduate degrees are granted in the U.S. According…
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UWGB celebrates trailblazing nursing student graduates | WFRV
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) – The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay celebrated a first on Friday night. They held a ‘pinning’ ceremony for the first-ever class to graduate from their four-year nursing program. A ‘pinning’ ceremony is a longtime tradition for nursing students where they can dedicate a pin to a loved one who supported them…
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New teachers and nurses celebrated at UW-Green Bay leading up to commencement, meeting critical workforce needs
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 11, 2023 MEDIA ADVISORY Special events scheduled for Thursday and Friday will highlight the more than 30 new nurses and 80 teachers entering the workforce, bringing innovative solutions and a passion for their careers to our region. These problem-solvers will be celebrated at two separate events on Thursday, May 11 and…
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UW-Green Bay RN to BSN program website receives an updated design
The UW-Green Bay Web Design Team and the RN to BSN program are excited to announce a newly designed RN to BSN program webpage. “We’re meeting industry and community needs through our RN to BSN program. Our program is tailored for professionals already established in the field, and offers the flexibility of 100% online coursework,…
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UW-Green Bay’s Susan Hopkinson publishes article in ‘Nursing Outlook’
Susan Hopkinson, assistant professor in Nursing & Health Studies, recently published an article in ‘Nursing Outlook.’ The article, entitled “The Influence of Time and Place on the Experiences of US Military Nurses in Vietnam” is based on a qualitative analysis of 15 interviews of US military nurses deployed during the Vietnam War. To read the…
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Pandemic highlights critical shortage in nursing | Madison365
No pandemic was going to get in the way of Iliana Arcelay’s dream to become a nurse. Plenty of life events had already delayed the dream for the mother of four, who grew up in Milwaukee and returned to the area eight years ago after a stint in Florida. “Nursing has been something I’ve wanted…
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UW-Green Bay, Aurora BayCare Medical Center and HSHS St. Vincent partner to address nursing shortage
Innovative Partnership Working to Address Nursing Shortage Gov. Evers’ Workforce Innovation Grant to Train Nursing Instructors and Nurses GREEN BAY – As a nurse, Nichole Lauf’s experience and empathy have guided countless patients through their most vulnerable moments. As a co-clinical nursing instructor for Aurora BayCare Medical Center, she is motivated by the opportunity to…