This prestigious award is given annually to a dedicated nurse practitioner in each state who demonstrates excellence in their area of practice.

Become a Class Representative and reconnect with your classmates. Celebrate our 75th Anniversary Sunday, April 25, 2010.

Karen Feldt, Associate Professor of Nursing at SU, is named among the "100 Most Distinguished Alumni"

Mary Jean Comnick, BSN ’69, was named HCAW Nurse of the Year for 2009 by the Home Care Association of Washington.

A recent nursing grad, Rachel Collins, APNI '09, won the 4th Annual Emerald City Search this weekend by finding the prize medallion located outside Jive Time Records in Fremont.

Congratulations to nursing students, Elisa Apostle and Rachel Johnson, for being named Naef Scholars for 2009-2010!

Patrick Murphy, PhD has received grant funding from the National Institutes of Health for his lab research on molecular mechanisms of cellular chaperone proteins. He was also recently named Outstanding Faculty Member of the Year.

Anita Jablonski, RN, PhD has been awarded another year of funding to continue her research into the effects of pain management among elderly nursing home residents.

Several faculty and staff of the College of Nursing were honored today for their years of service at SU’s Annual Appreciation Celebration hosted by our president, Stephen Sundborg, SJ. Please join us in thanking them for their dedication to SU

The SU Department of Military Science is sponsoring a lecture by Lieutenant Colonel Laura L. Feider, PhD, RN, who graduated cum laude from Seattle University with a Bachelor's of Science in Nursing in 1991.

Congratulations to Debby Phillips, PhD, PMHNP, who was awarded a $5,000 Sigma Theta Tau International Grant Award for her research project “Qualitative Research Surfacing the Effects of Violence PTSD, Substance Abuse, Neurobiology, and Relational Disconnection.”

Dear Faculty, Staff and Students: In recognition of 2009 National Nurses Week, “Nurses: Building a Healthy America”, the Office of the Provost celebrates the faculty, staff, and students in the College of Nursing.

Chris Kleronomos, a graduate student in the APNI-FNP program at Seattle University, appeared as a guest on the television talk show “The Doctors.”

Congratulations are extended to Danuta Wojnar, PhD.

Congratulations to our colleagues, Susan Matt and Mo Kyung Sin.