News Archive
With as many students and faculty active in education, practice, policy and research as we have at GW Nursing, it can be difficult to capture all of their stories. These are just some examples of the work going on here — work done by dedicated students and top-tier faculty alike — that help this school continue to grow and flourish.
Improving Online Education
October 19, 2017
'Tis the season for flu vaccines
October 18, 2017
Congratulations to GW Nursing's newest AAN Fellows
October 11, 2017
Drs. Karen Kesten and Kenya Beard, both members of the GW Nursing community, were inducted Saturday as Fellows in the American Academy of Nursing (AAN).
GW Nursing professors help women live longer, healthier lives
October 5, 2017
Improving quality of life for cancer patients
September 9, 2017
Using data to improve health care policy
September 9, 2017
GW Nursing faculty studying NP workforce trends
August 30, 2017
Interprofessional research leads to improved practice
August 30, 2017
Not all vital health care research is conducted by people with backgrounds in the discipline, demonstrating the importance of interprofessional collaboration to scientific advancement.
Dr. Echevarria comes to GW Nursing as Assistant Dean of the DNP program
August 19, 2017
Dr. Mercedes Echevarria joins GW this fall as an Associate Professor and Assistant Dean of the DNP program. She comes to GW Nursing from Rutgers University, where she served as associate dean of Advanced Nursing Practice. Under her leadership, the school was ranked within the top 20 best graduate nursing programs in the nation by U.S. News & World Report in 2017.
Alum serves as last chance
July 30, 2017
June's Research and Accomplishments
July 12, 2017
June was an incredibly exciting and productive month for GW Nursing. Congratulations to the following researchers and scholars:
Dr. Darcy-Mahoney educates clinicians as a Macy Faculty Scholar
July 7, 2017
As a Macy Faculty Scholar, Dr. Ashley Darcy-Mahoney will further her work educating pediatric clinicians on the drivers of inequality and its links to early brain and child development.