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Class of 2022 Pinning Ceremony celebrates nursing graduates’ accomplishments “against all odds”

While their nursing education was interrupted by the pandemic, 90 students proudly received their nursing pins in a time-honored ceremony

MommaConnect mobile app, under development by Dr. June Andrews Horowitz and team, receives MassVentures Acorn Award

The mHealth app incorporates a holistic approach for mother-infant health by reducing the severity of post-partum depression symptoms and promoting healthy mother-infant interaction

UMass Dartmouth faculty awarded grant to develop training in the treatment of opioid use disorder

The $595,485 grant from the Foundation for Opioid Response Efforts (FORE) will aid future nursing students in addressing stigma towards opioid use disorder

Year in Review: Top 21 stories of 2021

A return to campus brought UMass Dartmouth together to achieve new heights

Message to students from Dean Kimberly Christopher as the fall semester concludes

Nursing students are encouraged to utilize available resources to finish the semester strong

College of Nursing & Health Sciences is ranked among the top 14% of the nation’s nursing schools, according to U.S. News & World Report

First national ranking for the college places CNHS among the best 100 U.S. nursing schools

Associate Dean June Horowitz elected president-elect of international nursing association

International collaborations will benefit CNHS faculty and graduate students

UMass Dartmouth Nursing Professor Kiley Medeiros receives Manning Prize for teaching excellence

Award recognizes exemplary teaching and service across five UMass campuses

A statement from College of Nursing & Health Sciences Dean Kimberly Christopher affirming the College's values

The College of Nursing and Health Sciences will continue to advocate for diversity, equity and inclusion within our chosen healthcare professions, amongst our student body, and within society at large

College of Nursing & Health Sciences Class of 2020 achieves a 95% pass rate on national licensure exam

Students who completed their degrees at the start of the pandemic exceed the national average on NCLEX exam