UAFS School of Nursing

Congratulations to our incredible BSN graduates at the UAFS CHEHS Commencement. Your dedication, compassion, and resilience have prepared you to step into the world as exceptional nurses. We are so proud of everything you’ve accomplished and excited for the impact you’ll make in the lives you touch.

We are so proud of all our BSN Nursing students who took part in the Blessing of the Hands Ceremony. A special thank‑you to Pastor Wes Hillard from Heritage Church in Van Buren for sharing such an uplifting message.

🎉 Congratulations to our BSN graduates!

This week, our Traditional and Accelerated BSN students participated in the Blessing of the Hands and proudly received their diplomas today. We are so proud of you and wish you every success in your nursing careers.

👏 Congratulations BSN, RN graduates! 🩺✨

Honored to recognize our students inducted into Sigma Theta Tau. This achievement reflects your commitment to scholarship, integrity, and the advancement of nursing. We can’t wait to see how you continue to grow as leaders in healthcare.

Our evening nursing students did an amazing job with their friendsgiving! We are very thankful for these future nurses!

Nursing students played a vital role in the One Pill Can Kill training, assisting with hands-on naloxone training and empowering participants to respond effectively in overdose situations.

More than 200 students, faculty, and staff participated in One Pill Can Kill training today to learn how to test for fentanyl, recgonize an overdose, effectively use Narcan, and respond with confidence in a crisis.

Presented by Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin, the statewide initiative raises awareness about the dangers of fentanyl-laced pills and gives participants all the tools and training to act in an emergency.

Naloxone training was led by UAFS nursing students, who helped prepare our community to save lives both on and off campus.