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Points of Pride

  • Badge for US News and World Report

    IU School of Nursing graduate program ranks in the top 30 in the nation. Read more »

  • IUSON alumna Michelle Juan

    Specializing in GI nursing led alumna Michelle Juan to a wide range of opportunities. Read more »

  • IU Day April 20, 2022

    Are you ready for IU Day? Read more »

  • Nursing basketball team

    In celebration of March Madness! The 1959 IU School of Nursing basketball team and cheerleaders.

  • Two faculty members

    Congratulations to Celeste Phillips (left) for receiving the Mid-Career Investigator Award from the MNRS Adolescent Health Research Interest Group! Congratulations to Elham Algashgari for receiving the MNRS Dissertation Award!

  • Pei-Shiun Chang

    IUSON BL’s Pei-Shiun Chang is fast becoming a nationally recognized expert on the beneficial effects of Qigong exercise. Qigong (pronounced “chi gong”) is an ancient form of traditional Chinese medicine & exercise. Pei’s paper analyzed the results from 14 Qigong-related randomized controlled trials of 1,282 older adults suffering from depression, frailty, or chronic illness. Pei’s analysis showed that Qigong helped improve older adults’ physical ability and may have positive effects on depression, balance, and the ability to perform everyday activities. Her analysis also included a recommendation for additional controlled studies to further document the benefits of Qigong exercise.

News

  • IUSON student

    Soon-to-be IUSON graduate ready to make an impact

    Kenneth “KJ” Davis, Jr., knew from an early age he wanted to be in health care and help people. Next month, the Indianapolis native will graduate from IU School of Nursing and embark on a career in intensive care. “My professors and the clinical faculty have been amazing, guiding me along the pathway to success and providing learning opportunities at clinical sites.”

  • Connie Ferentz

    We need more exceptional IU nurses
    As a skilled nurse, Connie Ferentz '71 knows that nursing is about being there for people when they need it. Now, as a retiree, she’s helping the next generation of IU nurses with generous contributions to the school’s scholarship and student emergency funds.

  • Indiana University School of Nursing Statement on the Conviction of RaDonda Vaught
    Indiana University School of Nursing share the concerns expressed by the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses, as do many other nursing organizations like the American Nurses Association and the American Association of Nurse Anesthesiology. We support our students, faculty, and over 22,000 alumni who are disheartened and discouraged by this verdict.

  • Wendy Miller

    IU School of Nursing Names New Associate Dean of Bloomington Campus
    Indiana University School of Nursing, the state’s leader in nursing education, has appointed Wendy Miller, PhD, RN, CNS, CCRN, FAAN, FAES, as the associate dean of the Bloomington campus. Miller will replace Eileen Hacker, interim associate dean of IU School of Nursing Bloomington, starting March 1.

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