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USF Nursing Students unite to champion cancer research

Students at the USF Health College of Nursing turned their compassion into action by rallying their peers to participate in the 18th Annual Miles for Moffitt 5K.

December 20, 2024Current News, Partnerships, Student Success

122 trailblazing graduates, now officially part of the nursing community! Our Spring 24 pinning ceremony, presented by Tampa General Hospital, is not just a tradition; it's the culmination of clinical rotations, study sessions, tests, and dreams realized at the USF College of Nursing. Congratulations to our newest bull nurses!

August 9, 2024Student Success

Inspiring Future Nurses: USF College of Nursing and Pepin Family Foundation Expand Summer Pathway Program

For the second consecutive year, the ßÙßÇÂþ»­ (USF) College of Nursing and the Pepin Family Foundation have joined forces to offer high school students an insightful glimpse into the nursing profession.

June 14, 2024Partnerships, Student Success

From oncology nurse to researcher, PhD student researches cancer patient care

Cancer patients across the globe endure severe side effects from treatments that can drastically affect their quality of life. Kailei Yan, a third-year PhD student at the USF Health College of Nursing, is trailblazing research on the role of self-efficacy in mediating the relationship between symptoms and quality of life in cancer patients.

May 28, 2024Awards & Accolades, Research, Student Success

From midwife to researcher: USF Nursing PhD student wins awards for perinatal health studies

There are three shared experiences among humans across the globe: life, death, and mental health. Unfortunately, some young mothers may experience all three in one perinatal cycle. One nursing PhD student is investigating ways to improve the mental health and morbidity outcomes of perinatal adolescents.

March 28, 2024Research, Student Success

USF Black Student Nurses Association Amplifies Black Experiences in Healthcare

In every area of healthcare, Black excellence makes an impact. At the USF College of Nursing, the Black Student Nurses Association is dedicated to showcasing this excellence by actively engaging with the community to share their nursing expertise and highlight their contributions to healthcare.

February 26, 2024Student Success

USF College of Nursing Wraps Up Jubilee Celebrations with a Memorable Fall Pinning Ceremony

USF College of Nursing celebrated 68 new baccalaureate graduates during its Fall 2023 Pinning Ceremony.

December 11, 2023Awards & Accolades, Student SuccessVideo Story

USF BSN Program Added As Approved Training Program Benefiting Low Income And Dislocated Adults

The USF College of Nursing's BSN Program has earned approval as a training program for Career Source Tampa Bay. Their Adult & Dislocated Worker Program, funded by the Workforce Innovation & Opportunity Act (WIOA), can cover program costs, books, materials, and more.

December 8, 2023Current News, Student Success

Biobehavioral Research Laboratory Receives Award To Expand Undergraduate Research and Leadership

The Biobehavioral Research Lab receives grant to fund leadership and research.

November 17, 2023Awards & Accolades, Research, Student Success

Nursing Students Travel To Colombia For Global Public Health Clinical Course

Seven students travelled to Colombia to participate in a study abroad program at UniNorte.

November 15, 2023Student Success

USF Health addresses provider wellbeing at IPE Day 2023

The College of Nursing was represented at this years "Shark Tank" inspired Interprofessional Education Day! ✨ Dean Menon co-chaired ✨ Amelia Phillips and Stacy Pryor served as case competition leads ✨ Dr. Karen Aul was a "shark" (judge) ✨ Amiah Price was one of the students on the winning team.

November 1, 2023Current News, Student Success

USF College of Nursing Celebrates Jubilee Year

After a year and a half of meticulous planning, the USF College of Nursing marked its 50th Celebration Week with a series of five signature events that captivated faculty, staff, students, and supporters.

October 2, 2023Current News, Student Success