In Ecuador, BYU nursing students taught people in the towns of Ibarra, Otavalo, and Tena in conjunction with traditional medicine workers. Students conducted a number of health screenings and taught CPR.

BYU Nursing Students in Taiwan internalized how to provide better compassionate care from the examples of Taiwanese nurses.

Aubrey Smedley used some of her time in the nursing program to win the Wyoming Congressional Award.

With the birth of her first child soon after high school graduation, Gloria Chavez feared that she had lost opportunities to serve. Yet, through a number of acts of Christlike love, she found her place at the BYU College of Nursing.

The BYU College of Nursing is pleased to announce that Dr. Shelly Reed has been selected to become a Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing (Academy). Dr. Reed was selected from a large pool of applicants from around the world.

While in Tonga, College of Nursing students learned how to care for the one as they worked alongside nurses from the Tongan ministry of health and students at the Queen Salote School of Nursing.

Jane Pearson, a recent graduate of the BYU College of Nursing donated bone marrow to save the life of a young patient. She now works in the Intensive Care Unit caring for individuals in dire circumstances.

The BYU College of Nursing was well-represented at the recent annual Western Institute of Nursing Conference with seventeen students and thirteen faculty members.

BYU College of Nursing celebrates 132 graduates and encourages them to go forth and serve.

Natalie Dunkley's college journey has been a testament to personal growth, faith, and good old fashioned hard work.