The Global and Population Health Veterans Practicum gives nursing students an invaluable opportunity to immerse themselves in veteran culture and become equipped to understand and support a population to which we owe so much.

In an exciting start to the BYU College of Nursing Scholarship and Professionalism Symposium, Dean Jane Lassetter welcomed Dr. Mark Ott, the newly appointed Dean of BYU’s Medical School, to address the assembled nursing students.

Dr. Amanda Orme, 2024 Alumni Achievement Award winner, spoke to nursing students in a Homecoming Week forum. She shared must-hear insights about leadership and problem-solving in the nursing field, as well as riveting personal experiences that range from the humorous to the heart-wrenching.

Pilgrims were unprepared as a mudslide came rushing down the mountains. Thousands were caught in the natural disaster’s path. Because of training that was done the previous summer with BYU College of Nursing professor, Dr. Craig Nuttall and Kiley Bearden, Indian nurses were able to use their new helicopter airlift program to take the injured to the nearby hospital.

Feeling very out of place, Rylie Rasmussen, a fourth-semester BYU College of Nursing student, listened to conference presenters share their research findings. After months of conducting studies and analyzing data, she was mentally preparing for her own research presentation. She felt like the youngest and least experienced person there, and she probably was.

To help nursing students navigate the complexities of internships, career options, and other opportunities, the College of Nursing hosted a Speed Nurseworking event.

Nurse Practitioners play an impactful role in making healthcare more patient-centered and accessible. Their training as nurses combined with the capacity to provide comprehensive care makes them invaluable in the future of medicine.

The newest group of BYU nursing students arrived this fall, and they're ready to begin their journey learning the Healer's Art.

Dr. Corinna Trujillo Tanner, a BYU Nursing assistant professor and practicing nurse, uses her experience with visual impairment to serve and lift others.

BYU College of Nursing held their Opening Social on Monday, September 9, where each club in the college had booths presenting their leadership and goals for the semester. BYU College of Nursing is home to three major clubs that not only shape students’ view of nursing but offer them connections with others at varying stages in the program.