College of Nursing faculty member Dr. Lee Murray has been working with community partners for over 10 years to educate adolescents with developmental disabilities about safe environments and healthy relationships. The program provides students with educational resources and teaches students about healthy peer relationships.
Imagine working with students from a variety of backgrounds with a range of experiences, volunteering your time doing something you love and providing much needed services for Saskatoon’s core neighbourboods.
Over the past three years, Associate Professor Dr. June Anonson from the Prince Albert campus has been providing students an opportunity to experience what it is like to prepare and deliver a scholarly poster in their final theory class.
A group of fourth year nursing students worked together during their clinical placement to organize a very well-received community outreach event this past week.
Undergraduate and graduate nursing students are recognized annually with more than 90 scholarships and awards at the College of Nursing Awards Ceremony. This year on October 18th at Prairieland Park in Saskatoon, we celebrated with our donors, students and their families as we presented scholarships and awards totaling just over $171,000.
The University of Saskatchewan College of Nursing and Aboriginal Nurses Association of Canada (ANAC) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) October 4th to formalize their collaboration in the area of Aboriginal nursing education.
