Emerging leaders from across the School gain skills and insights to help advance their careers.

Duke University School of Nursing, Duke Health Nursing, and Duke Government Relations convened top healthcare, education, and community leaders from across NC in Washington, DC, for a discussion on the future of the nursing profession.

A nursing career rooted in personal experience and deep cultural understanding led Harriet Yayra Adzofu to Duke and her future as a nurse scientist.

Quilts serve as the building’s decor and as meaningful creations for staff, faculty, and students.

Carolyn Raihala's path from clinic administrator to Duke pre-licensure student has led her to hands-on patient care, advocacy, and commitment to health equity.

Dr. Paula Tanabe, an expert and advocate in the field of sickle cell care, shares insights on leadership and the value of teamwork.

Lakisha McDonald explains how her DNP education empowers her to impact oncology patient care, health systems, and policy beyond the bedside.

Duke School of Nursing alumnus Jesuit Nugas reflects on the people, moments, and values that shaped his vision for and commitment to compassionate cardiac care.