McGill Nursing Graduate Students' Association

DON’T FORGET TO SIGN UP !! Screenshot and Hold to sign up , link also in the bio ! See you there 🎉🎉

✨NGSA End-of-Semester Celebration is here.✨

Join us on May 27th at La Fabrique for a night to celebrate the end of the semester and our graduating students.

Open to all, with priority given to graduating students. Spots are limited.

Screenshot and hold the QR code to reserve your ticket, link also in bio !! 🍾🎉

✨NGSA End-of-Semester Celebration is here✨

Join us on May 27th at La Fabrique for a night to celebrate the end of the semester and our graduating students.

Open to all, with priority given to graduating students. Spots are limited.

Screenshot and hold the QR code to reserve your ticket, link also in bio!! 💛💛

✨Take a break and join us for nursing wellness week (April 7-10). From sip and yarn to collage and beading, come unwind, connect, and create. Limited spots, sign up now ! ✨ (screen shot and hold QR code to sign up, link also in the bio ) 💜🧡

NGSA 2026–2027 Elections are here!
Whether you’re passionate about advocacy, community building, or shaping the grad nursing experience at McGill, this is your chance to step in.
🗓 Apply by April 10
📣 Campaign: April 10–17
🗳 Elections: April 20–30
How to apply:
    1    Complete the nomination form (link in bio or the QR code)
    2    Submit a photo + short bio (50–100 words)
    3    Email everything to [email protected]
✨ Executive (VP) roles require a nomination form
✨ Class reps = based on interest (just email!)

ISON Summer Research is OPEN!!! Check your McGill email from ISON NSAO for all information on how to apply!

‼️Celebrate Indigenous nurses and cultures, in honour of Charlotte Edith Anderson Monture (Kanien’kehà:ka), Canada’s first Indigenous nurse! ‼️ REGISTER NOW - Link in Bio!
Thursday April 9th
Time: 4-7pm
IN PERSON: Location - Golden Age Club 844 Rd River, Kahnawake, Quebec (Limited Quantity of Tickets)
Online: Hybrid Panel Discussion: 5:30pm
Join us as we celebrate and honour the contributions of Indigenous nurses and Indigenous cultures alongside faculty, staff, students, and community members. This gathering is an opportunity to come together in recognition, reflection, and community, highlighting the vital role Indigenous nurses play in healthcare and the importance of culturally safe and respectful care.
This event is held in honour of Charlotte Edith Anderson Monture (Kanien’kehà:ka), Canada’s first Indigenous nurse.

Registration Link in the bio ☺️

Screenshot and hold the QR code to access the link ! ✨