Emory University Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing

The Women Veteran Social Justice Network and its founder, BriGette McCoy are on a mission to support and empower women veterans through connection and networking opportunities. Join tomorrow's discussion of Women Veterans: Race, Marginalization, and Service to learn more! This event does not require registration, please click here to join the virtual event at 4 pm: https://bit.ly/32NO3F5.

In honor of Veterans Day tomorrow, please join Women Veteran Social Justice Network’s discussion on Women Veterans: Race, Marginalization, and Service. The panel will be speaking on their service experience.

Give your #EmoryNursing study zone a fresh look with these November downloads! Find our newest free files which include desktop wallpapers, zoom backgrounds and more! https://bit.ly/3elpuDK

Representation in nursing matters because it allows students to realize that nursing is an available opportunity. In Georgia, Latinx nurses represent only 3% of our workforce, despite being a major part of our population. While nursing stereotypes are changing, continually fighting these labels by hiring nurses from diverse groups will benefit our profession as a whole. Learn more from our guest article on Nurse.org. https://bit.ly/326Ye7c #EmoryNursingKnows

Congratulations to our faculty and staff that have earned a spot in the 2020 American Academy of Nursing elections. These leadership positions are a high honor and will help further the organization’s vision, mission, and strategy. Learn more about their positions and their work from the American Academy of Nursing: https://bit.ly/2JkAshw #EmoryNursingProud

Nursing research is a large part of what we do and teach in our school. Join us on Monday, November 30th for our 2020 International Nursing Research Workshop, a public virtual event to discuss the impact of COVID-19 on the future of nursing research. Register in advance: https://bit.ly/2HgbhMn

Understanding COVID-19 testing patterns among vulnerable populations is key to delivering better care to all. Emory University researchers are working with Morehouse School of Medicine and Georgia Tech to increase COVID-19 testing for people affected by diabetes in Georgia. Learn more about this initiative: https://bit.ly/34GJb5N

More Latinx students attend college than any other underrepresented group. We are proud to support the Latin American Association - Asociación Latinoamericana in hosting the 2020 Latino Youth Leadership Conference, an inspirational and high-energy experience featuring motivational speakers, workshops, and opportunities to connect with fellow students. Learn more about the conference and our part in assisting with this virtual event. https://bit.ly/31Q9oNy #EmoryNursingProud

As election day approaches, we would like remind you that your vote matters. Voting is a voice, and #EmoryNursing encourages you to express it. The Emory Votes Initiative provides nonpartisan voting information with credible resources, so you can feel empowered at the polling station. Find voter information, Georgia's guidelines and more at the link below.

Today is the day! We are #EmoryNursingProud to celebrate the 2020 Class of Fellows for the American Academy of Nursing as they are inducted into the fellowship, a membership of nursing's most accomplished leaders in education, management, practice, and research. Tune in live on YouTube today at 5:30 pm EST to celebrate our nine Emory inductees! https://bit.ly/3owpFkn

Join us one month from today for the 2020 International Nursing Research Workshop, a research event that will bring together thought leaders across our discipline to discuss the future of nursing research. This event is open to the public and available to attend online. Stay tuned for more information on speakers, event schedules, and register in advance: https://bit.ly/2HgbhMn #EmoryNursingProud

This Saturday, October 31st, the American Academy of Nursing of 2020 Fellows will be inducted into the fellowship, a prestigious honor based on their significant contributions to enhancing the quality of nursing, reducing health disparities, and strengthening the health delivery system. Congratulations to those in our Emory community on this incredible achievement. Learn more about our nine Emory fellows: https://bit.ly/32XCD21 #EmoryNursingProud

If you missed last week's episode of The Nurses Station, you missed hearing from American Nurses Association president Ernest Grant. Our hosts joined him in a discussion about burnout, the importance of systematic support for mental health, and the ways we can encourage young students to learn more about our profession. Watch now on The Nurses Station Facebook page: https://fb.watch/1iArhLqxyi/

Your health and wellness is important to your success as a student in addition to your overall well being. Now, Emory University is offering expanded mental and physical health support through telehealth and in-person services, expanding non-clinical support, and contracting with a 3rd party vendor, TimelyMD, to offer telehealthcare to all students. Learn more about our health resources: https://bit.ly/3km8mA4