Alumni Spotlight: Jason Muise, Army surgical team commander and nurse
Three nursing faculty, nursing student receive Palmetto Gold recognition
Health care advocate Michelle Taylor-Smith joins Center for Research on Health Disparities
Clemson researchers receive seed grant funding from Health Sciences Center at Prisma Health
“The Clemson University School of Nursing is a nationally recognized program focused on equipping students to make a tangible difference in health care. As we prepare nurses for professional practice and advance nursing scholarship, we are shaping the future of nursing and health care — and advancing health and quality of life in South Carolina, the nation and beyond.”The Clemson University School of Nursing will host a Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) onsite evaluation of our Baccalaureate program, Master’s program, and Doctor of Nursing Practice program on February 5-7, 2020. In accordance with CCNE’s procedures, the Commission provides the opportunity for program constituents, alumni, colleagues and other interested parties to submit third-party comments in writing concerning a program’s qualifications for accreditation. More information about submitting comments can be found here.
Clemson is one of 16 whose School of Nursing received recognition this year by the National League for Nursing as a Center of Excellence in Nursing Education. This is the second such recognition for the School of Nursing, which has been a Center of Excellence since 2014. Read More
The school has celebrated its 50th anniversary throughout the school year, with a November event recognizing former deans, directors and longtime supporter Dr. Peggy Deane and a celebration in April that brought about 130 alumni to campus. In honor of the anniversary, the school also unveiled a video, “50 Years Strong, 50 Years Forward,” at the alumni event featuring highlights of the school’s history and outlining its plans for the future. Watch on YouTube