Whitney Thornton’s veteran-centered nursing studies have earned her two national scholarships this year.

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.

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.

Edgar Villa's journey from Los Angeles to Duke highlights his commitment to advancing health equity and building trust in healthcare for marginalized communities.

Faculty and students from the School of Nursing were on hand at the annual AAMN conference in St. Louis to receive the honor.

Desi Newberry, DNP, NNP-BC and colleagues are researching how racialized labels are harmful to health outcomes.  

Answering the global need for mental healthcare, the School of Nursing’s top-ranked psychiatric-mental health nursing programs provide pathways to filling the gap.