| School and Students |
 Laurie Garrett, Pulitzer Prize-winning health and science writer, addressed NHS graduates at an evening commencement ceremony in Gaston Hall. Read more.
NHS Nursing majors received their nursing pins at a special ceremony. Read more.
Graduating senior Roland Dimaya (NHS'09) is profiled on Georgetown University's main Web site.
Stephanie Zare (NHS'09), an honors human science major at NHS,
recently won the Sigma Xi presentation award. Read more.
D.C. Council member David A. Catania (I-At Large) visited Georgetown University to celebrate city residents who had successfully completed the Health Workforce Innovation Project, a collaborative effort among Georgetown University Hospital, the District of Columbia Department of Employee Services, and the Department of Health Systems Administration at NHS. Read more.
On April 2-3, NHS hosted the seventh annual Undergraduate Research Conference. Read more.
David Lee (NHS’10), a health care management & policy major at NHS, recently earned a UNESCO Laura W. Bush Traveling Fellowship. Read more.
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| Faculty and Research |
Irene Jillson, Ph.D., assistant professor of nursing, recently
co-presented at a National Institute on Drug Abuse forum. Read more.
Ten members of the Georgetown community returned in mid-June after a two-week visit to Nairobi, Kenya. Julie DeLoia, Ph.D., associate dean of academic affairs at NHS, reflects. Read more.
Laura Anderko, Ph.D., RN, the Robert and Kathleen Scanlon Chair in
Values Based Health Care, received the 2009 Charlotte Brody Award. Read more.
Jeanne Matthews, Ph.D., assistant professor of nursing, recently answered questions about swine flu. Read more.
The Center for Disease Prevention and Health Outcomes at the O'Neill
Institute for National and Global Health Law recently announced its
first round of pilot grant awards. Read more.
Mark
Dybul, former
U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator and Ambassador, has
joined Georgetown University and the O'Neill
Institute for National and Global Health Law. Read
more.
Laura
Anderko, the Robert and Kathleen
Scanlon Chair in Values Based Health Care, was recently
profiled on the Web site of Georgetown
University Medical Center.
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In the News |
Jeanne Matthews, Ph.D., RN, assistant professor of nursing, was quoted in a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel story about swine flu.
The Washington Diplomat recently covered the NHS-Washington Hospital Center scholarship program in a story about the nursing shortage.
Jeanne Matthews, Ph.D., RN, assistant professor of nursing, was quoted in an NPR story on swine flu.
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