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Nurse Scientist named Associate Provost
Dr. Eileen Fry-Bowers, Associate Professor in the Hahn School of Nursing and Health Science, has been named the Associate Provost for Research Adminis…
Recent DNP Graduate Featured on Univision
Dr. Johana Bermudez Vera is one of a few USD students selected to be featured in “vignettes” that air on Univision. Click here to wa…
What is it like to have COVID-19?
“Recovery has been agonizingly slow.” That is how USD Hahn School of Nursing and Health Science Adjunct Professor Scott Teerlink describe…
Dean Jane Georges: Racism is a Public Health Crisis
A Message from Dean Jane Georges, PhD, RN The University of San Diego Hahn School of Nursing and Health Sciences supports the position of the America…
Nursing Professer Wins Prestigious Award
Congratulations to Professor Mary Barger, PhD, CNM, MPH, for winning the prestigious Dorothea M. Lang Pioneer Award at the annual meeting of the Ameri…
Nurses Rock: Quarantined Artists Hope Painted Rocks Lift Finders' Heavy Burdens
Escondido native Ceci Lusky has been painting and hiding rocks for years, but this spring she painted a series of rocks for her daughter, Allison Lusk…
GNSA 2020-2021 Board
Joy is currently a 2nd-year student in the Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) Family Medicine and Emergency Nurse Practioner program. She gradua…
USD SON Professor's Research to Appear in the Congressional Record
USD Hahn School of Nursing and Health Science professor Eileen Fry-Bowers recently wrote an article for the Journal of Pediatric Nursing entitled "Chi…
USD SON Professor's Research to Appear in the Congressional Record
USD Hahn School of Nursing and Health Science professor Eileen Fry-Bowers recently wrote an article for the Journal of Pediatric Nursing entitled "Chi…
The Personal Sacrifices Made by Front Line Health Care Workers
Doctor of Nursing Practice student Shalaine Corbilla works with COVID patients at Sharp Grossmont Hospital. For her, going to work is not just a…
New Hahn School of Nursing and Health Science Website Launched
A new School of Nursing website has launched at the University of San Diego, aiming to deliver information to prospective undergraduate students …
DNP Student Describes Conditions at NYC Hospital
For Doctor of Nursing Practice student Elena Johns, education in the classroom was not enough. She is a hands-on student, so it was no surprise to her…
Hahn School of Nursing Student Describes Conditions at NYC Hospital
For Doctor of Nursing Practice student Elena Johns, education in the classroom was not enough. She is a hand-on student, so it was no surprise to her …
Torero Tidbits: Linda Vista Multi-Cultural Fair Online April 25; University Ministry; Honors Program Colloquium
A spring tradition for the Linda Vista community, the city where the University of San Diego campus resides, is its annual Multi-Cultural Fair and Par…
Advance Directive Webinar
A 2017 report found that only one-third of all Americans have an advance directive. This is a legal document that instructs a designee as to your fina…
School of Nursing Student Goes to COVID-19 Epicenter
First-year Doctor of Nursing Practice student Elena Johns went to New York City, the current epicenter of the American COVID-19 outbreak, to help othe…
Healthcare Surfaces Institute (HSI) Annual Meeting - COVID-19!
Recently, our very own Dr. Caroline Etland attended the Healthcare Surfaces Institute (HSI) Annual Meeting at the University of Texas Health Science C…
Interdisciplinary Work in Uganda is Truly Collaborative
Water is essential. Clean water is life-enhancing. And having a sustainable water system in place should be a way of life.…
In the Year of the Nurse, USD Nursing School Recognizes Dr. Patricia Roth at Rodgers Lectureship
At a time when the World Health Organization proclaims that the year 2020 is a celebration of the Year of the Nurse and the Midwife in recognition of …
Dispatches from Uganda: One Very Successful Adventure
Editor's Note: A water quality and public health research project in Uganda has the full attention of an interdisciplinary group — including USD…
Dispatches from Uganda: The Unknown Becomes Known
Editor's Note: A water quality and public health research project in Uganda has the full attention of an interdisciplinary group — including USD…
Dispatches from Uganda: SOLES Alumnus Sees Strength Through AidChild
Editor's Note: A water quality and public health research project in Uganda has the full attention of an interdisciplinary group — including USD…
Dispatches from Uganda: Home Sweet Home
Editor's Note: A water quality and public health research project in Uganda has the full attention of an interdisciplinary group — including USD…
Dispatches from Uganda: Know-how in Numbers
Editor's Note: A water quality and public health research project in Uganda has the full attention of an interdisciplinary group — including USD…
Dispatches from Uganda: A 72-Hour Day
Editor's Note: A water quality and public health research project in Uganda has the full attention of an interdisciplinary group — including USD…
Making a Difference: Chemistry Professor Leads Water Quality Project in Uganda
When there is a problem, the logical way to solve it is to first recognize it and then respond, accordingly. Sounds simple, right?…
Faculty Panel, Impact Award Winner Make Strong Case for International Education Excellence
This past week’s national celebration of International Education Week (IEW) provided an opportunity to learn more about ways in which University…
USD Nursing Students' Policy Revision Recommendation Accepted by ANA
In the spring of 2019, during a health policy course, three second year Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) students Janelle Bird, Olivia Kearnes, and St…
Hispanic Heritage Month: Celebrating Toreros Who are Making a Big Difference
The University of San Diego, in partnership with Entravision, has produced video stories with university ties to celebrate National Hispanic Heritage …
Emergency Care Program Comes to USD
A mother brings her child in for a high fever. A wife looks on while her husband is treated for chest pain. They come to the emergency departments all…