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WCHHS displays scholarship at interprofessional symposium »
4/6/2018
The Waldron College of Health and Human Services (WCHHS) community will convene for its fifth annual Interprofessional Symposium and Expo (IPS&E) on April 10 in Heth Hall.
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Senior nursing students participate in mock disaster drill »
3/26/2018
More than 50 senior nursing students participated in a wide-ranging mock disaster drill at Selu Observatory and Conservancy on Feb. 28.
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Radford joins state nursing association to host opioid abuse conference »
3/14/2018
Radford University will be a satellite location for a statewide nursing conference on the public health crisis of opioid and heroin abuse.
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Students, professors share experiences with local media »
3/2/2018
Students and professors share experiences with local media.
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Radford SON ranked among top statewide nursing programs »
2/22/2018
Radford’s Roanoke and Radford School of Nursing programs have been rated the No. 2 and No. 8-ranked nursing programs in Virginia respectively.
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Senior Radford nursing student extends herself to earn first publication »
2/7/2018
Crysta Guynn converted a summer experience into her first-ever publication.
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Professors provide expertise to media outlets »
2/2/2018
Radford University professors provided their expertise to a variety of media outlets.
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Radford School of Nursing again posts excellent licensing exam pass rate results »
2/1/2018
For the sixth consecutive year, Radford’s SON graduates surpassed the national average pass rate by first-time test takers of the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX).
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Media coverage of Radford University’s planned merger with Jefferson College of Health Sciences »
1/19/2018
Radford University announced on Jan. 18 plans for a potential merger with the Jefferson College of Health Sciences in Roanoke. The announcement was covered by media outlets across Virginia.