Nursing

Resident physicians from medical schools across the United States and around the world participated in the training, which focused on strengthening clinical judgment, communication, teamwork and patient-centered care.

The ceremony included the presentation of the white coat and nursing pins, the recitation of the International Nurse’s Pledge.

The annual award celebrates Hartwick nursing alumni whose careers reflect the values of compassion, lifelong learning and professional excellence fostered through the College’s nursing program.

The investment will support instruction, including faculty, clinical adjuncts and program operations, while also establishing named nursing scholarships.

The scholarships specifically recognize students who demonstrate how career-focused, skills-based coursework can translate directly into practical experiences beyond the classroom.

Two immersive field experiences are designed to deepen nursing students’ understanding of rural health care.

She’s pursuing implementation science, which goes beyond the comforts of a lab setting, placing researchers into communities to study how to best implement science-based interventions like education programs.

Membership in Sigma Theta Tau recognizes students who demonstrate academic excellence, integrity and strong leadership potential.

Nursing majors Jordan Konitz ’26 and Olivia McArthur ’26 created a campuswide donation drive in support of Opportunities for Otsego’s Violence Intervention Program (VIP).

Salka Valerio, lead organizer with Citizen Action of New York, will deliver the fall A. Lindsay and Olive B. O’Connor Chair Lecture at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 29, in Slade Theatre, Yager Hall.