Joe Lopick chose the Duke University School of Nursing because of its reputation and generosity of its faculty.

My experiences at Duke School of Nursing and the greater Duke University Health System have provided me the tools to be a well-respected practitioner.

Ryan Lawton knew Duke School of Nursing was the place to initiate his pivot into the clinical side of health care.

Rachel DiGalbo feels Duke University School of Nursing would not only give her the tools to succeed as a leader but also provide her with the lifelong support, confidence and connections.

Amanda Lund feels that, with experienced faculty and the abundance of different clinical sites and resources, Duke’s DNP Program would best prepare her to become a CRNA.  

Sarah Janek was especially drawn to the school’s research with health disparities, as she is an HIV/AIDS certified nurse and her past research has focused on sexual health disparities related to race and sexuality.

Indira N. Nketiah chose Duke to continue my education because of its excellence in nursing education, presence in the community and experiences in global immersion.

Kristale Privette feels Duke University brings out the best in her and challenges her to be the best leader and scholar she can become.

Dingyue (Demy) Wang chose Duke because her research interest matched with her mentors at the school, and the resources exclusive to the nursing PhD program at the Duke School of Nursing could help her achieve my professional goals.