Get Wheelin’ in Westlawn” is a community bike ride and bike repair event, but it’s part of something bigger than that, Anne Dressel says. “The Westlawn initiative is one of the ways we’re trying to get people out of cars …
UW-Milwaukee College of Nursing has been recognized with the “exemplary collaboration” award from Food Security for America for the research partnership working in concert with UWM Joseph J. Zilber School of Public Health and St. Hyacinth food pantry in Milwaukee. …
Nichole Logan has a passion for helping others. From that passion, she decided to return to school and recareer as a nurse. As a first-generation college student from a low-income family, Logan attended college and pursued a business degree. She …
UW-Milwaukee College of Nursing was recognized on-field by the Milwaukee Brewers, on Sunday, July 25, 2021. Dean Kim Litwack was joined by several nursing students who have volunteered consistently in the COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic. UW-Milwaukee recognizes the many efforts of …
The annual “Get Wheelin’ in Westlawn” event offered free bicycle tune-ups and family bike rides in the Westlawn community on Friday and Saturday, June 25-26, and Friday and Saturday, July 23-24. The two weekend events were organized by the Westlawn …
Paula Lucey, PhD has worn many hats in healthcare, mental health services, and social services in the Milwaukee area. Before her current role as Program Director of the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee (UWM) College of Nursing master’s degree program, Dr. …
Zeyun Yu (left), professor of computer science and biomedical engineering, and Sandeep Gopalakrishnan, assistant professor of nursing, are partners in a startup company commercializing a unique tool to help clinicians treat wounds that are resistant to healing. Read the entire …
For LGBTQIA+ patients, a Wisconsin clinician says it is important for health care providers to recognize historical and personal narratives. Dr. Linda Wesp, Clinical Assistant Professor, was on The Morning Show on Wisconsin Public Radio discussing her book, Clinician’s Guide …
We are so grateful for these preceptors – without them, we could not give the exemplary education our future nurses deserve!
When asked to precept students, what’s a typical response, “I’m not sure I’m ready.” Melissa Reuter wants to share, “you probably feel like you aren’t ready because you don’t know everything, but that is not something you need to wait …
