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  1. Feb 28, 2012

    Radford University School of Nursing Searching for Tenure Track Faculty

  2. Nov 15, 2011

    Radford Schoool of Nursing Doctor of Nursing Open House

    Radford University School of Nursing, Doctor of Nursing, November 29th

  3. Oct 1, 2011

    RU101: Staying Healthy on Campus is a Balancing Act

    RU 101: Staying Healthy on Campus Is a Balancing Act
    RU 101 is a six-part series offering tips for college life from professors and other experts at Radford University.

    Whether it's the first day of a student's collegiate journey or beginning of senior year, the start of classes can be a stressful disruption of routine, which can result in poor health habits that eventually cause illness. Kimberly Carter, director of the School of Nursing in the Waldron College of Health and Human Services, says a regime of good nutrition, exercise and healthy personal habits is vital.

    Read her advice.

  4. Aug 17, 2011

    National Nursing Group Honors Sarah Gilbert

    Sarah M. Gilbert, an instructor in the Waldron College of Health and Human Services, has been granted Fellow status by the National Gerontological Nursing Association (NGNA).

  5. Aug 5, 2011

    Sarah Gilbert publishes paper in Teaching and Learning in Nursing

    Sarah Gilbert, RN, MSN, faculty member in the School of Nursing recently published a paper in Teaching and Learning in Nursing entitled "Ethical issues in nursing education: the dual-role researcher." This paper discusses the vulnerability of nursing students when they are research participants in their classrooms.

  6. Jun 16, 2011

    Pre-licensure Nursing Students Required to Take Kaplan Nursing Admissions Test (KNAT) for Fall 2012 Admission

    Students seeking pre-licensure BSN admission for the Fall 2012 semester and Spring 2013 semester are required to complete the Kaplan Nursing Admissions Test (KNAT) prior to seeking admission to the School of Nursing. Although a minimum score has not been established, the score on this exam, in addition to the GPA, essay, and other application data, will help the Admissions Committee evaluate each applicant’s ability to successfully complete nursing school. This test may be taken one time only.