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Diana Wilkie, Ph.D., RN, FAAN, professor and Prairieview Trust – Earl and Margo Powers Endowed Professor at the University of Florida College of Nursing, has been appointed as a standing member of the Basic Mechanisms of Cancer Health Disparities study section at the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
University of Florida College of Nursing PhD student Shawna Landon has been selected as a 2026-2028 Jonas Scholar, recognizing her as one of the most promising doctoral students in the country. Landon, a second-year PhD student, is among 80 doctoral nursing students from 30 states selected for the…
This year’s alumni tailgate event marked an exciting departure from past years during the College of Nursing’s annual Alumni Reunion Weekend on Sept. 26. For the first time, the tailgate was held in the Reitz Union Game Room, giving alumni and their families more ways to connect and…
The University of Florida College of Nursing has earned the No. 12 spot among 671 undergraduate nursing programs nationwide in the latest U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges rankings, placing the college among the top 2% in the country. The historic achievement is the College of Nursing’s highest-ever…
By Lisiane Pruinelli, PhD, MSc, RN, FAMIA, FAAN A new academic year brings new energy, new ideas and new people. This year, it also arrives at a time when artificial intelligence continues to advance at an extraordinary pace. Across healthcare, we are talking…
For Camille-Kae Torre, caring for some of the most vulnerable patients is more than a career. It is a passion. Torre, a University of Florida College of Nursing alumna, was recently named a UF 40 Gators Under 40honoree in recognition of her impact…
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The recent Boldly retreat marked both a celebration of the UF College of Nursing’s first year of Elevate 2029 and a recommitment to the strategic plan’s vision for the years ahead. As faculty and staff reflected on the progress made during the first year, they also looked ahead…
By Drs. Raga Bjarnadottir and Tamara Macieira Good clinical practice depends on good evidence. But the volume of clinical evidence is enormous and growing at an exponential pace, and it can feel impossible for any one nurse to stay on top of the best…
For the new class of graduate students at the UF College of Nursing, orientation marked the beginning of their next chapter, one where they can expand their expertise, pursue research questions, serve their communities and help shape the future of nursing. This year’s graduate…
