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Once consumed by PTSD, she became a nurse for her fellow vets

Jennifer Grubb

“PTSD is not hopeless,” said Jenn Grubb. With her own healing underway, she wanted to help other veterans heal. “They’re my brothers; they’re my sisters.”

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Two Students Receive AICUP McLean Nursing Scholarships

The students, Jennifer Grubb ’22 and Margarita Barnes ’22, were chosen from a substantial pool of students from across the state.

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Brianna Darrah

Eager to provide the same compassionate care she saw from the nurses at CHOP, Brianna completed her BSN this spring.

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Abigail Benbow ’21 MSN

“I have always treasured the moments I am able to make a personal connection with a patient,” says Abigail Benbow ’21 MSN.

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Justin Dossantos

As someone who excels in the sciences and always wanted to be a firefighter, Justin found another way to save lives: through becoming a nurse.

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Olivia Cuevas Lynch

Olivia Lynch

Crediting professors who made her feel comfortable and excited to be back in a classroom, Olivia’s experience in the BSN program was positive.

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Nursing Students Help Administer Vaccine During Trial

Twenty-seven students from the senior nursing class helped administer vaccines to senior citizens as part of their Concepts of Public Health Nursing class.

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Michaela Dwyer

Michaela Dwyer

The Navy Nurse Candidate program selects only 60 nursing students a year, and Immaculata’s Michaela Dwyer ’21 is among the elite students selected.

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