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AACN offers fee waivers to qualifying students applying for nursing programs through NursingCAS. These fee waivers have very specific qualification requirements, some of which include: The applicant can only qualify […]

WSU Health Sciences photographer Cori Kogan has posted photos from the Spring Semester Convocation ceremony. Convocation is the WSU College of Nursing’s traditional pinning ceremony, where nursing faculty welcome prelicensure […]

WSU Health Sciences Spokane students can receive either of their COVID-19 vaccinations or booster shot at upcoming on-campus vaccination clinics. At least initially, the clinic will be restricted to students, […]

Longtime ski patroller and soon-to-be Coug Nurse Daniel Voltz was selected to take part on the Mountain Rescue Service for the XXIV Olympic Winter Games in China.

“We were a group of likeminded people with a goal. We were surprised by each other’s differences but were able to find a lot of commonalities, especially within nursing and its values.”

An undergraduate thesis by a Bachelor of Science in Nursing student at WSU was one of the top 10 most-downloaded papers in 2020 from the journal Pain Management Nursing. Selena […]

Meghan Fitzpatrick, a Doctor of Nursing Practice student at the WSU College of Nursing, has been a nurse long enough to know the importance of gathering complete information from patients. […]

Abel Saba’s favorite thing at WSU Health Sciences Spokane is a painting of the campus titled “A Transforming Place.” “I have been transformed,” he notes. “I came to WSU in […]

An effort to mobilize WSU College of Nursing students and faculty to administer COVID vaccines to thousands of people has earned Teaching Associate Professor Kay Olson a WSU Health Sciences Chancellor’s Faculty Excellence Award.

Nurses have always been patient advocates. So it should come as no surprise that Sarah Howard will be taking those skills, gained through bachelor’s and doctoral degrees from the Washington […]

College of Nursing students were awarded first and third place in Washington State University’s Three Minute Thesis competition on Wednesday evening.

Teaching future nurses, doctors, pharmacists, social workers and addiction studies specialists together about opioid use for pain could result in better teamwork for healthcare professionals and potentially better care for […]

A research study led by Teresa Bigand, who’ll receive her PhD from the WSU College of Nursing next month, was honored at a graduate-student research expo in Pullman recently. 

  WSU College of Nursing senior Jacquelyn Deichman won a top award at the university’s undergraduate research showcase last week with her work on treatment of adolescent concussions.

Washington State University nursing student Abel Saba grew up in Burkina Faso, a West African country with one of the world’s lowest adult literacy rates. “Going to school was a […]