VCU ranked among top 50 graduate schools of nursing

VCU School of Nursing is once again ranked in the top 50 of the nation's graduate schools of nursing by U.S. News and World Report, rising seven spots to No. 41.
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A tradition of 125 years as a leader in nursing

VCU School of Nursing will mark its 125th anniversary this year with a variety of activities to celebrate its tradition of being a leader in nursing education and research.
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Exploring individualized patient care

Dr. Theresa Swift-Scanlan’s research aligns with where the future of health care is headed — individualized health, also known as precision health.
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A DNP student aspires to provide more free clinics

Angie Smith, AGACNP-BC, loves empowering patients to self-manage their health. She feels that her VCU education is preparing her to make changes in the community.
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Online programs convenient for working nurses

The VCU School of Nursing offers several online degree programs that make it convenient for nurses like Carrie Walker to attend school while working full time.
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Making an impact nationally in health care

Dr. Debra Barksdale, associate dean of academic affairs, is a renowned educator, researcher, practitioner and advocate for improving health care.
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Providing hope to seriously ill pediatric patients

Traditional B.S. student Lindsay Kunik provides hope to children with cancer and other serious illnesses nationwide through her nonprofit, Butterfly Kisses Care Baskets.
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Managing depression during pregnancy

Dr. Patricia Kinser, (right) principal investigator, and Amy Rider are conducting a study that explores the effect of yoga on depression during pregnancy.
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A stellar Ph.D. student and Jonas Scholar

Christina Wilson (right), pictured with Dr. Deborah McGuire, is on a mission to help women with gynecologic cancer improve their body image.
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Hard work, dedication and persistence

Doctors told her she needed surgery and might not ever play soccer or any other sport again. But a nurse made a suggestion that changed her outlook.
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