The School of Nursing is now accepting scholarship applications for the 2026–27 academic year. All SoN students enrolled for at least one quarter during Autumn, Winter, or Spring are encouraged to apply. This is the only opportunity to receive School of Nursing funding for the upcoming academic year. The priority deadline is Friday, May 29, at 11:59 p.m.
Category: Announcements
Updates and important messages for current nursing students, including reminders, deadlines, and general School of Nursing news.
NURS 499 Long-Term Care Scholars Info Session
Long‑Term Care Scholars is a one‑credit experiential course offered in Fall 2026 for BSN students interested in geriatrics and long‑term care. The course is designed to fit into busy schedules while offering hands‑on learning, mentorship, and on‑site experiences. Students enrolled in the course are eligible for a $1,000 scholarship. An in‑person information session will be held in April for those who want to learn more.
Harbor Regional Health Nurse Residency Program
Harbor Regional Health Community Hospital is accepting applications for its Nurse Residency Program beginning August 17, 2026. This program supports newly licensed registered nurses as they transition into professional practice through structured orientation and training. Interviews will take place in April, and selected candidates will be hired into permanent RN positions. Review the full program details and application requirements to learn more.
Brown University Immigrant Student Research Project (ISRP) Survey Invitation
Graduate and professional students are invited to participate in the Immigrant Student Research Project (ISRP) Survey (IRB Approval #1802001992). This survey aims to better understand the educational experiences of first- and second-generation immigrant students, including international students and students of all legal statuses, who are currently enrolled in graduate or professional degree programs. All responses will be collected anonymously to protect participant confidentiality. For this study, first-generation students are defined as those born outside the United States. Second-generation students are…
ICTP Applications Open for Integrated Care Fellowship
The Integrated Care Training Program at the University of Washington is accepting applications for its Community-Based Integrated Care Fellowship. The CME-accredited, 10-month program is designed for psychiatric providers, including psychiatrists, psychiatric advanced registered nurse practitioners and psychiatric physician assistants, who are seeking additional training to deliver integrated care in community-based settings. Modeled after employed MBA programs, the fellowship is structured to support working professionals, with an emphasis on flexibility. The program includes self-paced distance learning and four live, specialized skills…