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Dr. Nancy Glass has finished the 7 Day 7 Marathon race in the Congo. We look... Read More

April 29 We made it! This was a particularly hectic day.  We arrived at school at... Read More

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Two weeks ago, I ran the 2015 Boston Marathon, a dream come true. And three months... Read More

Sometimes when I really stop and think about my time in nursing school, and particularly about... Read More

For most people, fear is a survival instinct. For nurses, it’s an “on” switch. Fear reminds... Read More

The bees ignored the buzz. And so, for a minute or two, could we. It was... Read More

When it comes to interprofessional education, the conga line usually forms behind Elizabeth “Ibby” Tanner. So... Read More

Ashley Sayles is a force of nature, and we consider ourselves very lucky around here that... Read More

The term “big data” is thrown around so loosely these days. It’s a catchphrase for all... Read More

The term “big data” is thrown around so loosely these days. It’s a catchphrase for all... Read More

In 1996, faculty lecturer Sarah Dutton, studying abroad in Mexico, went to a local hospital to... Read More