Spotlight

Kelby Perry, Headshot, smile

Dec. 14, 2022

Grad Spotlight – Kelby Perry

Kelby Perry hopes to bridge the gap between hospital administration and nurses. "It goes back to making sure they have the resources that they feel they need to do their job and provide clinical quality care."

Shelby Bass, smile

Dec. 14, 2022

Grad Spotlight – Shelby Bass

Sinclair School of Nursing graduate Shelby Bass got involved on campus and took advantage of resources. Now she’s embarking on her dream career.

Tammy Rood Faculty Highlight

Nov. 10, 2022

Tammy Rood – Faculty Highlight

After 25 years of nursing, Tammy has made a significant impact on the lives of countless children and their families through her focus on Asthma control.

First Generation Day University of Missouri - Linnsi Polewski

Nov. 10, 2022

Meet Linnsi Polewski – First-Generation Day 2022

As a first-generation student, Linnsi knew she would find her home with Mizzou Nursing.

First Generation Day University of Missouri Brittney Stephens teaching medical surgical

Nov. 9, 2022

Meet Brittney Stephens – First-Generation Day 2022

Meet Brittney Stephens, an SSON first-generation graduate turned simulation program coordinator and a true Mizzou Nursing success story.

First Generation Day - Jachelle Powell

Nov. 7, 2022

Meet Jachelle Powell – First Generation Day 2022

Jachelle Powell is a first-generation nursing student, small business owner, and mentor paving the way for future students like herself.

Oct. 19, 2022

Edith Harrington – Alumni Spotlight

SSON alumna, Edith Harrington, will turn 100 years old next year, but during 1943 at age 20, she left her life at Mizzou to join the WWII effort in the US Cadet Nurse Corps.

May 20, 2022

Karry Weston – PhD Spotlight

Karry Weston’s work in maternal health care was showcased in a recent article in Show Me Mizzou.

May 3, 2022

Malaika Gallimore – PhD Spotlight

Malaika Gallimore was highlighted in a recent Show Me Mizzou article for her recently funded and extremely competitive F31 Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award.

Dec. 29, 2020

MU nursing students give up break to help with patient care

From KOMU Channel 8 Link to original post here. Lauren Schwentker, KOMU 8 Reporter   COLUMBIA- MU Health Care’s hospital beds are quickly filling up with patients, which has caused nurses to spread thin, according to a recent press release. In early December, Robin Harris, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs at the Sinclair School of Nursing, asked MU nursing students to help out over winter break on general care units.  The response was overwhelming. More than 60 Sinclair School of Nursing students stepped forward to give up their winter break…