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USU celebrates 2010 commencement

Marine Gen. James Amos, the 31st assistant commandant of the United States Marine Corps, addressed the more than 200 physicians, advanced practice nurses and scientists who became alumni during commencement of the USU on Saturday, May 15. Marine Gen. James Amos, the 31st assistant commandant of the United States Marine Corps, addressed the more than 200 physicians, advanced practice nurses and scientists who became alumni during commencement of the USU on Saturday, May 15. In a ceremony steeped in military and academic traditions, friends and family also gathered to celebrate with the USU graduating class of 2010 at the Daughters of the American Revolution Constitution Hall. Read story

A step back in time

First-year medical and graduate nursing students at the Uniformed Services University experienced breathtaking pieces of military heritage on the storied fields of Antietam. Leaving behind USU’s traditional brick-and-mortar classrooms, they marched across the famous Civil War battlefield, home to the bloodiest one-day fight in American history.First-year medical and graduate nursing students at the Uniformed Services University experienced breathtaking pieces of military heritage on the storied fields of Antietam. Leaving behind USU’s traditional brick-and-mortar classrooms, they marched across the famous Civil War battlefield, home to the bloodiest one-day fight in American history. Read story


GSN Class of 2010 leaves lasting gift

As their parting project prior to graduating from the USU Graduate School of Nursing, the Class of 2010 donated their time, effort, and financial support to help numerous families seeking relief at a local shelter.
As their parting project prior to graduating from the USU Graduate School of Nursing, the Class of 2010 donated their time, effort, and financial support to help numerous families seeking relief at a local shelter. Read story



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Kudos for the 2009 AORN Journal Writers Contest Award.

GSN Masters students Major Stacey S. Freeman and Major Gregory L. Lara and faculty members COL (retired) Linda J. Wanzer, MSN and CAPT (retired) Sandra C. Garmon Bibb, DNSc won the Research Writing contest sponsored by AORN for their article entitled "An Evidence-Based Process for Evaluating Infection Control Policies" published in the AORN Journal. They kindly donated their $ 400 monetary award to the Support Fund for the USU Graduate School of Nursing.