From Healthcare Consultant to Nursing School
Si Luo transitioned from a healthcare strategy consultant to a nursing student, driven by personal experiences and supported by Duke University School of Nursing.
School of Nursing DNP Alum on Why Giving Matters
Dr. Tammy Porter, DNP’20, MLS, RN-BSN, CCM, CPHQ, now a nurse leader with over 30 years of experience, cited her time as a student at Duke University School of Nursing as one of the biggest influences on her nursing career and a deciding factor in her choice to financially support the School and current students.
U.S. Navy Captain Credits School of Nursing for a Strong Preparation for Her Future
Becoming a nurse was a practical decision for Julie Ann Darling, who hails from Norfolk, Virginia. After graduating high school and working in several industries, she lived paycheck to paycheck. By age 26, she had had enough and realized she needed a college degree to secure a sustainable income. She decided that nursing was a good option.
DNP Student Advocates for Veterans with Spinal Cord Injuries
Whitney Thornton’s veteran-centered nursing studies have earned her two national scholarships this year.
Public Health Advocate Transitions to Nursing
Marissa Magnetti enrolled in the School of Nursing’s prelicensure program after a career in public affairs and communications, fueled by personal and familial health crises that drove home the impact of nursing.
Faculty, Alumni, Colleagues Inducted as Fellows into American Academy of Nursing
They were joined by alumni inductees at the ceremony in Washington, DC. The induction recognizes their significant contributions to nursing and commitment to advancing health equity.
Empowering Marginalized Communities: One Student’s Path to Nursing
Edgar Villa's journey from Los Angeles to Duke highlights his commitment to advancing health equity and building trust in healthcare for marginalized communities.
A Decade of Recognition for Men in Nursing
Faculty and students from the School of Nursing were on hand at the annual AAMN conference in St. Louis to receive the honor.
The Harmful Impact of Racial Bias in the NICU
Desi Newberry, DNP, NNP-BC and colleagues are researching how racialized labels are harmful to health outcomes.