Follow us on Twitter @Samford_Nursing The school's history is one of tradition founded on the principles and philosophy of Ida V. Moffett. Based on Mrs.
Established in 1922, Samford University's Moffett & Sanders School of Nursing is a nationally recognized leader in nursing education, practice and service. Due to the strength of its programs and faculty, it has twice been designated a Center of Excellence by the National League of Nursing. Over the past 88 years, more than 5,000 nurses have graduated from the school and are practicing not only in
06/15/2026
Moffett & Sanders School of Nursing invites alumni of the Birmingham Baptist Hospital School of Nursing classes of 1922–1973 to join us for a special gathering celebrating the school’s memories and traditions.
Space is limited; reservations are required.
https://eve.samford.edu/index.php?formid=6171
06/10/2026
For many students, college is their first experience navigating life without the support systems they’ve always known. That’s where academic advisers step in—offering guidance, encouragement and direction when it matters most.
Since 1990, Jan Paine has been that steady presence for undergraduate students at Moffett & Sanders School of Nursing. As she begins her 36th year, we’re celebrating the incredible impact she’s made.
Students and alumni shared heartfelt notes of appreciation, while faculty and staff celebrated her in person with a time of fellowship and, of course, cake.
Read the full story to get a glimpse of the caring heart behind it all.
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06/04/2026
05/28/2026
Strong nursing programs don’t happen by accident—they are built through vision, leadership and critical support.
Associate Dean Stephanie Wynn has secured more than $40 million in competitive federal and foundation grant funding, expanding opportunities for students and strengthening the nursing workforce.
“By broadening access to nursing education and strengthening real-world training partnerships, we are preparing graduates to step in with confidence and improve care in the communities that need it most,” Wynn said.
👉 Read more about how this work is shaping the future of nursing.
https://www.samford.edu/nursing/news/2026/40-Million-in-Grants-to-Strengthen-Nursing-Education-at-Samford
05/13/2026
Ready to take the next step in your nursing career?
Advance with Samford’s RN-to-BSN program. Join an online and transfer student information session to see how you can build on your RN experience, explore the program and connect directly with the admissions team.
Click the calendar link in the comments to view upcoming sessions and reserve your spot. We look forward to meeting you.
Last week, we celebrated a moment that marked both achievement and calling. 💙
This video honors our Graduate Nursing Hooding Ceremony and the graduates who are now stepping forward as advanced practice nurses and leaders.
Congratulations to our DNP Nurse Anesthesia, DNP Nurse Leader, Family Nurse Practitioner, Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner and Emergency Nurse Practitioner graduates—we are so proud of you.
05/07/2026
Commencement weekend was a meaningful milestone for Moffett & Sanders School of Nursing, marked by both celebration and reflection. 🎓
Congratulations to the Class of 2026 — your commitment, compassion, and perseverance have brought you to this achievement, and the impact of your work will be felt in the lives and communities you serve.
Read all about it by clicking the link in the comments!
The celebration continued today as we honored the Class of 2026 at the College of Health Sciences graduate commencement ceremony, a milestone of achievement and new beginnings. Congratulations, Bulldogs! ❤️💙
We celebrated the Class of 2026 yesterday morning at the College of Health Sciences undergraduate commencement ceremony, a milestone of achievement and new beginnings. Congratulations, Bulldogs! ❤️💙
Today, our students walk across the stage to complete their education. Yesterday, they were honored during their nursing pinning ceremony—a meaningful tradition marking the transition from student to nurse.
To those who have been there before, what do you remember most?