St. Elizabeth School of Nursing

Did you know there’s a U.S. law that specifically supports nursing workforce data and education planning? The Title VIII Nursing Workforce Reauthorization Act helps fund nursing education, research and workforce development, strengthening the pipeline of nurses nationwide.

Before your next clinical or skills lab, take a moment to pray for peace, clarity and compassion. Inviting God into your learning changes how you show up—for yourself and your future patients.

By donating to St. Elizabeth School of Nursing, you help form nurses who serve with skill, heart and faith. Your support opens doors for students and fuels a mission that goes beyond the classroom—into hospital rooms, homes and hearts.

Partner with us in this healing mission: steson.org/donate

As a Catholic nursing school, St. Elizabeth has always believed that health care is more than a profession—it’s a calling. Our faith-filled roots continue to guide our approach to education, service and care.

A meaningful milestone in the journey to becoming a nurse. 💙 Our students celebrating their Capping Ceremony, honoring their dedication to compassionate care and the nursing profession.

Airway Fair— NUR 336 students presented to their peers and the NUR 102 students!

Instead of a social media break between study sessions, try a 5-minute walk, a prayer, or a gratitude journal entry. You’ll return more refreshed—and grounded.

At St. Elizabeth School of Nursing, leadership starts long before graduation. Just ask Noah Blankenship and Marleigh Davis—two of our student leaders making waves through the National Student Nurses’ Association (NSNA).

From organizing professional events to encouraging peers, they’re proving that faith, purpose and service belong at every stage of the nursing journey.

Read how NSNA is helping our students grow in confidence and connection.

Building Future Leaders - St. Elizabeth School of Nursing At St. Elizabeth School of Nursing, leadership doesn’t start after graduation—it begins immediately. Nursing students Noah Blankenship and Marleigh Davis are stepping into that call through their involvement in the National Student Nurses’ Association (NSNA), an organization that connects and ...

Today we honor and remember the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. As we reflect on sacrifice and freedom, we also give thanks for those who protect and care for others—with courage, compassion and grace.

You can’t pour from an empty cup—even in nursing school. Make time to hydrate, sleep, eat something green and connect with people who lift your spirit. Self-care isn't selfish. It’s preparation for a life of service.