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Dean Frazier Named as One of 2019’s “Notable Women in Health Care” by Crain’s
Crain’s New York Business (Crain’s) has selected Lorraine Frazier, PhD, Dean of Columbia University School of Nursing, as one of 2019’s “Notable Women in Health Care,” a list which includes 100...
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Columbia Nursing Launches Online Continuing Education Course for Nursing Scholarship
Columbia Nursing recently launched an accredited online continuing nursing education (CNE) course designed to help nurses submit and successfully publish scholarly works for peer-reviewed journals...
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Columbia Nursing Receives Award from the Greater New York City - Black Nurses Association, Inc
Columbia University School of Nursing received the “Presidents Organizational Support Award” from the Greater New York City - Black Nurses Association, Inc (a chapter of the National Black Nurses...
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Publications, Presentations, and Other News June 2019
Billy Caceres, PhD; Cindy Veldhuis, PhD; Kathleen Hickey, EdD; and Tonda Hughes, PhD, were the authors of “Lifetime Trauma and Cardiometabolic Risk in Sexual Minority Women,”...
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Dean Frazier Delivers State of the School Address
This is excerpted from Dean Frazier’s state of the school address at Columbia Nursing's Reunion on May 3, 2019
Since stepping into my role as Dean, I have witnessed the strong commitment to excellence that is this school’s legacy, and at the same time, the drive to be a pacesetter for education, research,...
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Central to Columbia Nursing’s Mission: Providing Care for the LGBTQ Population
Specialized Services at School’s Faculty Practice Exemplifies School’s Commitment
Columbia Nursing is an ardent advocate and active provider of comprehensive, culturally competent care for the LGBTQ population, a mission which resonates strongly within the school’s faculty...
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Nine Dynamic Nursing Professionals Recognized at 2019 Reunion
For over 40 years, the Alumni Associations have honored Columbia Nursing graduates with Distinguished Alumni Awards, known as the DAAs. The recipients are nurses who have a made significant impact...
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Columbia Nursing Study Finds Link Between Health Care Associated Infections and Nurse Understaffing
Unit-Level Analysis Shows Hospital Understaffing Increases Infection Risk in Patients
A unit-level nurse staffing study conducted by Columbia University School of Nursing found an association between nurse understaffing and health care associated infections (HAIs) in patients,...
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Student Profile: Sierra Davis
Student Profile: Sierra Davis
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Student Profile: Melissa Beauchemin
Student Profile: Melissa Beauchemin
