Advocating for patients & policy | Carly Baker ’22
After a decade of hands-on nursing, alumna Carly Baker saw firsthand how healthcare policies affect patient wellbeing. (More)
Department of Nursing
Research Q&A with Jennifer Zohn: Suicide rates in Black adolescents and young adults
We take a deeper dive into Jennifer Zohn’s research on suicide in Black adolescents and young adults. (More)
Commencement Feature: A heart for healthcare | Celine Habimana
Nursing student Celine Habimana knew early on she wanted to join the medical field, and her friendly personality makes it clear she’ll excel at making her future patients feel at ease. (More)
Photo Feature: Johnson Beth-El Traditional BSN White Coat Ceremony
On Monday, Jan. 22, 2024, more than 80 traditional program nursing students earned their white coats during the Helen and Arthur E. Johnson Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences White Coat Ceremony. (More)
Photo Feature: Nurse-Family Partnership Holiday Party
NFP faculty and Johnson Beth-El students hosted their program families for some holiday fun, complete with face painting, snacks and crafts. (More)
Photo Feature: 2023 Accelerated Nursing Program White Coat Ceremony
The Helen and Arthur E. Johnson Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences recently celebrated the White Coat Ceremony for the accelerated nursing cohort and Class of 2024. (More)
A Midwife Life: How Shannon Pirrie Finds Joy in Her Work
Shannon Pirrie is living her best life right now. The 2010 UCCS nursing alum shared a little bit about her career in a Q&A by Bob Mook, Writing and Content Specialist at CU Anschutz. (More)
Continuing a Legacy of Excellence: UCCS student receives national honor
Emma Kate Bonner is the first UCCS Johnson Beth-El nursing student to be formally accepted into the NSNA Leadership University Honor Society. (More)
Fulbright Experience: Stroke Research Abroad
Beth-El professor and director of the Gerontology Center Amy Silva-Smith spent five months at Edinburgh Napier University to study the benefits of being physically activity after a stroke. (More)
UCCS and El Paso County to sink their teeth into long-term care crisis with JAWS
UCCS is ready to take a bite out of the long-term care crisis with JAWS. JAWS, or Jumpstart the Aging Workforce Solutions, is a two-year strategy aiming to address the long-term care crisis exacerbated by COVID-19. (More)