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“Nurses today are working in an increasingly complex environment, and it’ll be up to those committed to the science of nursing education to take it to the next step and build on what IU School of Nursing has been doing so well for many years.” Distinguished Professor Emerita Diane Billings funds endowed professorship to strengthen school’s leadership in the field.
Thye Peng Ngo, FINE Scholar
Doctoral student Thye Ngo is focusing his early research on increasing understanding of how nursing students make clinical decisions. With the Next Generation NCLEX adding assessment of critical thinking in 2023, Ngo says, “It’s important to make sure that we develop nursing students’ clinical judgment and decision-making before they graduate and transition into practice.”
Indiana University School of Nursing Graduates First Class from Fort Wayne Campus
Despite the challenges that come with a global pandemic, IU School of Nursing Fort Wayne confers its first-ever Bachelor's of Nursing Science degrees. These students blazed a trail for future nursing graduates and will always hold a special place in the history of Indiana University School of Nursing.
Illustrating nursing's impact on Taiwan
As one of the only nurses ever elected to the legislature in Taiwan, IU School of Nursing alumna Ching-Min Chen, PhD, is a trailblazer for the nursing profession. In addition to her involvement in national health care policy, Chen is committed to educating others—through an illustrated comic book—about the role and impact of nurses in her native country.
