The Elephant in the Room
Kelsey Sabo, as a Peace Corps volunteer in Uganda from 2014-18, began to notice the roughly one-week, unexplained, undiscussed absences of...
On the Pulse | 11/09/22
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Listening, Learning, Earning Trust
Thirty armed Salvadoran gang members surrounded the car, stopping it so that it couldn’t go forward or backward. Inside, Meghan...
United States of Nursing | 10/07/22
Reaching and Teaching Young People
Half the battle is just showing up, being open, and trying to make a difference. The rest? Alison D’Oleo-Lundgren will figure that part...
United States of Nursing | 10/04/22
Q&A with Yen Nguyen, first DNP/PhD Graduate
After walking across the stage on August 15, 2022, Yen Nguyen became the first official graduate of the DNP Advanced Practice/PhD Dual...
On the Pulse | 09/01/22
Peace Corps Pipeline to MSN (Entry into Nursing)
The relationship between Peace Corps volunteers and the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing (JHSON) has been a rewarding one for both sides,...
On the Pulse | 08/11/22
Breaking the Mold: Alumni Talk with Christina Marea
Who were you before becoming a nurse? Now visualize how that influences who you become as a nurse. Christina marea Christina Marea is a...
Alumni | 06/09/22
Privileged Information
Gurtler Scholar uses own good fortune to change that of at-risk communities Written by Steve St. Angelo | Photo by Chris Hartlove Cheryl...
Profiles | 04/29/21
What Is a Hopkins Nurse?
Keith Boettiger, ’96 “Many people in the medical device industry have always worked in a business or corporate setting,” says Keith...
Alumni | 11/16/20
When the Past Shapes the Future
By: Lee Kirby (he/him pronouns) They say our past sculpts our future, and that couldn’t be more accurate. While serving in the Peace...
On the Pulse | 05/18/20
