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  IU School of Nursing receives new National Institutes of Health training grant to prepare next generation of nurse scientists

  The five-year grant focuses on preparing nurse scientists to conduct high impact research and lead interdisciplinary research teams to develop and test interventions to prevent or manage serious chronic conditions such as cancer, heart failure, and Alzheimer disease.

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  Indiana University health professional selected for prestigious Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health Policy Fellows program
  IU School of Nursing announced today that Sharron Crowder, PhD, RN, ATSF, clinical associate professor and special assistant to the dean for health policy Initiatives, was named as one of six health professionals selected for the 2019-20 class of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) Health Policy Fellows.

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  IU School of Nursing Faculty and Alum Announced as 2019 American Academy of Nursing Fellows
  Indiana University (IU) School of Nursing announced today that three of its faculty members and one alumnus have been named by the American Academy of Nursing (Academy) to its 2019 Class of Academy Fellows. Drs. Jennifer Embree, Julie Otte, Deanna Reising and Chad Priest are among the list of 231 highly distinguished nurse leaders recognized for their extraordinary commitment to the promotion of the public’s health through evidence and innovation.

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  IU School of Nursing Fort Wayne forms board of advisors
  Indiana University School of Nursing Fort Wayne, which was established July, 2018, is pleased to announce the formation if its board of advisors.

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