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We spoke with five outstanding soon-to-be-graduates about how their Columbia education prepared them for the pandemic and allowed them to follow their passions in nursing.
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Campbell Award Winner Ian West
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The American Academy of Nursing (AAN) will welcome several members of the Columbia Nursing community to its 2024 Class of Fellows this fall.
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The Columbia Nursing faculty has grown notably over the past year. Here’s insight into the expertise newly represented in the school’s leadership and faculty ranks.
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Lisa Iannacci-Manasia ’77 ’89, MS, knew that when she saw a child first being born, pediatrics was what she wanted to practice — and that doing so involved striving to be at her best.
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Monica Detomas ’16 ’18 earned her MS degree in the Family Nurse Practitioner program, knew that she wanted to work in healthcare.
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The inspiration for wanting to be a nurse began for Meghan Reading’18, PhD in her New Jersey high school, where she first read about nurses working in underserved regions of the world.
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Kent M. Haina ’14 ’18, who earned his Master of Science degree from the Nurse Anesthesia program, has always loved human physiology.
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Interest in scientific research propelled Shazia Mitha ‘16 ’18 from her home in Tampa, Florida, and from the University of South Florida, where she earned her bachelor’s degree in biomedical science.
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Linda Armstrong ’16 ’18 has been passionate about helping patients living with cancer and their families, ever since losing her mother to the disease at a young age.
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Born and raised in Queens, New York, pediatric primary care nurse practitioner Jonathan Ringer ’16 ’18, earned his Masters of Science from Columbia Nursing.
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Julie West ’18 will graduate from the MDE program with her MSN in August 2018 and will graduate with a DNP in May of 2021.
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Teaching began for Ana Kelly, PhD, assistant professor, directly after she graduated college with a Bachelor of Science in Human Biology.
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When Sally Aboelela, PhD, assistant professor, first came to Columbia Nursing in 2005, she was planning to enroll as a student to become a nurse.
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