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Texas grant strengthens TWU nursing student readiness

Texas Woman’s University’s College of Nursing has received a $749,977 state grant to transform how undergraduate nursing students practice, demonstrate and ultimately master clinical skills they will need before entering the workforce.

Nursing faculty member appointed to certification board

Rachelle Campbell, DNP, APRN, an associate clinical professor in the College of Nursing, has been appointed as a commissioner on the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Certification Board (AANPCB), where she will help guide the national organization responsible for certifying nurse practitioners across the United States.

Immersive nursing camp prepares high schoolers

Sixty high school juniors explored what it's like to become a nurse during a three-day summer camp hosted by the College of Nursing in partnership with Uplift Education.

Nursing program welcomes visiting Korean students

Outreach efforts from TWU’s College of Nursing got some real extension this summer. As in halfway around the world.

The college welcomed 13 undergraduate nursing students from four South Korean universities for an immersive program that offered clinical observations, simulation experiences, leadership development and cultural exchange while expanding the university's international partnerships.

Nursing PhD program named among nation’s best

Texas Woman's University's PhD in Nursing Science program has been named one of just five programs nationwide to earn the National League for Nursing's inaugural Program of Excellence designation for research-focused doctoral education.