Grant will allow WSU Spokane to help area neighborhoods
Students working and learning at the Spokane Teaching Health Clinic – opening in summer of 2016 – will work with local neighborhoods. Health impacts due to poor living conditions can have […]
WSU College of Nursing
Health Sciences Programs Reach Across Washington
In our pursuit of a medical school headquartered in Spokane, we’ve talked about how the community-based model will send third- and fourth-year WSU medical students to locations across the state. […]
Nursing Students Gain Experience Treating Mental Illness and the Homeless
L-R: Danica Parkin, WSU College of Nursing Instructor, and nursing students Amanda-Myers-Nijmeh, Crystal Johnson and Sonia Kaur participated in the Homeless Connect event at the Salvation Army. (Ed. Note: The […]
College of Nursing Part of White House Discussion on Climate Change and Public Health
On her first day as the retired Dean of the WSU College of Nursing, Patricia Butterfield received an invitation from the White House to participate in a roundtable discussion on […]
Washington Legislature Celebrates State’s Branch Campuses
Governor Jay Inslee and Washington lawmakers recognized the branch campuses of Washington State University and the University of Washington this week with a proclamation celebrating the two schools.
WSU Spokane Nursing Student to Bike Across America
Allison Perrine is a nursing student at the WSU College of Nursing here in Spokane. On May 31, she plans to begin a journey to raise awareness and funds for […]
WSU Spokane in the News
Time for a roundup of some recent headlines pertaining to WSU Spokane:
To WSU Spokane, With Love
Dear WSU Spokane, It’s Valentine’s Day, and although we tell you we love you everyday, this day is special. There isn’t a piece of paper big enough to list the ways […]
From Taiwan to WSU Spokane
How far did you go for your education? Yi Hsiu Liu, a PhD alumna of the WSU College of Nursing, came all the way from Taiwan. In this video, she […]