WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY | COLLEGE OF NURSING
From the bedside to the boardroom, nurses are shaping healthcare.
With more than three million members, nurses represent the largest segment of healthcare in the U.S. This group has the voice, intellect, and vision to transform the future of healthcare delivery, nursing education, and leadership both in Washington state and abroad. We invite you to join us.
Cleveland Visiting Scholar: Depression common after injury
One in five people suffers depression after being injured. It’s a psychological effect of trauma that can influence a person’s physical recovery, ability to return to work and relationships.
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Lois James honored as a YWCA Woman of Achievement
Lois James, photo by Cori Kogan.
Lois James, an assistant professor in the Washington State University College of Nursing, was honored on Thursday as a Woman of Achievement by the YWCA of Spokane.
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Study aims to help Oregon’s Micronesian Islander community
Oregon is one of the top destinations for Micronesian Islanders who move to the U.S. mainland. They’re drawn by a vibrant community of earlier arrivals from the hundreds of small Pacific islands that are part of the Federated States of Micronesia and the republics of the Marshall Islands, Tonga, and Palau.
Read StoryWith campuses and classes in Eastern, Central, and Southwestern Washington, we understand the geography and needs of our state. Whether in urban or rural settings, we prepare nurses to be leaders and advocates for healthcare, patients, and the nursing profession.
