Nursing

Dan Sanford watercolor collection on exhibit

A collection of works by watercolor artist Dan Sanford, capturing inspirations from his travels in Scottland, Korea, Thailand, New Zealand and other locations, is on exhibit 8 a.m.-4 p.m. weekdays through June 30, WSU Intercollegiate College of Nursing, 2917 W. Fort George Wright Drive, Spokane.

Regents to act on activity fees, nursing, pharmacy

The Board of Regents of Washington State University will set tuition for the university’s doctor of pharmacy and nursing programs and establish service and activity fee rates for the 2004-2005 school year during its regularly scheduled meeting to begin at 9 a.m. today. The meeting will be on the Pullman campus in Lighty Student Services […]

Camp sparks engineering interest for Native Americans

Washington State University’s Native Youth Exploring Engineering Camp, the only camp of its kind in the country, will offer Native American students throughout the region the opportunity to learn about engineering and experience university life June 15 – 20. The camp, located at the university’s Pullman campus, is free to Native American students in grades […]

Nursing names new director of advancement

The Intercollegiate College of Nursing/Washington State University College of Nursing has named Deborah J. Haberman to Director of College Advancement. The announcement was made by Dean Dorothy Detlor. “We are pleased to have Debbie leading our advancement efforts during a crucial time for the nursing profession,” said Detlor. “Her wealth of development, education, research and […]

Project HOPE encourages students in health science

For summer interns exploring health-care professions under Project HOPE (Health Occupations Preparatory Experience) hospital patients suddenly became more than patients — they became people who needed a positive outcome. And that’s when the interns started to understand why people choose the health care/caregiver profession, says project coordinator Bettie Rundlett. Project HOPE, a program of the […]

Native Americans consider nursing options, current crisis

Young Native American men and women from 12 different tribes throughout Washington and New Mexico toured the WSU Pullman campus and its cadaver lab on Thursday as part of the 7th annual Native American Summer Institute. The event, sponsored by the Intercollegiate College of Nursing/Washington State University College of Nursing, is designed to help Native […]