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Nurse, breast cancer survivor educating others
5/3/23
Neither PhD candidate Tracy Tyner nor her doctor were too worried when a new mass was discovered on an MRI. Tyner, a nurse practitioner, had been doing everything right: remaining vigilant, scheduling checkups, undergoing biopsies. She was staying on top of it. Then, the radiologist called.
Merritt receives national nursing honor
4/6/23
Shocked. Excited. Humbled and honored. When recognized for excellence in your field, different emotions rush in at once. That was the case for Linda Merritt, PhD, when she found out she would be part of the inaugural class of fellows for the Association of Women’s Health, Obstetric, and Neonatal Nursing (AWHONN).
Two nursing faculty recognized by D Magazine
2/27/23
Two TWU College of Nursing faculty — Laura Kubin, PhD, and Rachelle Campbell — will be recognized for nursing excellence in the March issue of D Magazine.
TWU professor named to DFW Great 100 Nurses list
2/14/23
Texas Woman’s University continued its legacy of being recognized for producing outstanding nurses, this time landing Associate Clinical Professor Jeffrey Williams, DNP, to the 2023 list of the DFW Great 100 Nurses.
Nursing provides rare experience to Korean nursing students
1/23/23
South Korean nursing student Ju Hah Yeon was surprised when an emergency department nurse told her that teamwork is the most important aspect of nursing. Hah Yeon always felt individual ability was most important, especially in an emergency setting. But during a code blue simulation, Hah Yeon saw her team’s result improve significantly when she concentrated on teamwork as the simulation team leader.