Students and faculty in the School of Nursing & Health Studies helped develop a new educational module on implicit bias for the District of Columbia Department of Health.
Two School of Nursing & Health Studies undergraduates explore health equity and justice during their semester living in downtown Washington, DC, through Georgetown's Capitol Applied Learning Labs (CALL) program.
John T. Monahan (C’83, L’87), whose career has focused on government programs that serve vulnerable populations in the United States and internationally, has held executive appointments across three presidential administrations.
Nursing students vaccinated about 400 undergraduates against the flu at a Student Health Center clinic organized with the School of Nursing & Health Studies and the university’s public health team.
Get to know the Hoyas participating in the Tokyo Summer Olympics, hear from experts about Olympic sponsorships and superstitions and look back to the archives for Georgetown at Olympics past.
Isayah Henry’s (NHS’21) book “Innovator’s Clinic” tells the stories of venture founders and young professionals who are changing the health care industry with technology and new business models.
Georgetown medical and nursing students, supported by dozens of other undergraduate, faculty and staff volunteers, vaccinate 2,500 people in Washington, DC's Ward 8.
Amanda Boys (G’14, G’21) and Shannon Lyons (G’21), students in the Doctor of Nursing Practice Program, hope to learn ways to better engage learners online and in person as well…
The Cadet Nurse Corps at Georgetown created educational opportunities for women as well as entrance into the workforce for civilian and military service.
Georgetown’s Office of Mission and Ministry offers a special Ignatian retreat to acknowledge the values-based dedication of alumni providing patient care, conducting scientific research, promoting public health, and managing hospital…
