The School of Nursing & Health Studies is a vibrant learning community. This news section features the achievements of our students, faculty, staff, and alumni.
Family Nurse Practitioner Student Contributes to National Guard’s COVID-19 Response in Florida
March 31st, 2020
Since mid-March, Arielle Tango (G’21), a master’s-degree student in the Family Nurse Practitioner Program and a sergeant in the Florida National Guard, has been working on the COVID-19 response in South Florida.
Human Science Junior Contributes to COVID-19 Relief Efforts Through U.S. Navy
March 29th, 2020
Tomorrow, Safiullah Rauf (NHS’21), a junior in the human science major and an expeditionary medical facility corpsman in the U.S. Navy Reserve, will travel to New York to provide medical relief on the USNS Comfort.
Senior Global Health Major Plans Graduate Study in Epidemiology and Medicine
March 25th, 2020
Emily Graul (NHS’20), a global health major, conducted epidemiological research on the dengue virus while completing the Department of International Health’s 12-credit research practicum abroad at World Health Organization offices in the Philippines. After Georgetown, she will pursue a master’s degree at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and plans to apply to medical school.
‘Awarded a Place’ – Nursing Students in the College of Arts and Sciences
March 19th, 2020
A Georgetown nursing alumna’s saved admissions letters, from August 1948, to the College of Arts and Sciences and the School of Nursing prompted an interesting look at women students in the College back then. Also how did two religious sisters receive a B.S. at GU in the mid-1920s?
Class of 1952 Nursing Alumna Deeply Values Georgetown Education
March 13th, 2020
In 1947, Elizabeth Clark (BSN 1952) came to Georgetown to study to become a nurse. Nearly 75 years later, Clark still values the education she received in those years.
Global Health Senior Plans Career in Health Law and Governance
March 10th, 2020
Luisa Ferrari (NHS’20) is a senior global health major. Last semester, she completed the Department of International Health’s 12-credit practicum at the World Health Organization’s Africa Regional Headquarters in the Republic of the Congo. Ferrari, who is now interning at the CDC Washington office, is planning a career in health law and governance.
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