ASU Edson College of Nursing and Health Innovation

This spring, Carol Huie, a two-time ASU alumna, celebrates 50 years since graduating with her Bachelor of Science in nursing.

As she prepares to return for our Golden Graduate reunion, Huie reflects on her career, which has been marked by her unwavering dedication to patients and health care workers alike.

Read the full story below!

From the bedside to the C-suite ASU ‘Golden Grad’ reflects on an exceptional career | ASU News All her life, Carol Huie has believed in the power of care.“I’ve always thought that nursing was about more than just treating patients. It’s about...

Communities across the nation join together throughout April to raise awareness about sexual and relationship violence and take action to prevent violence within their communities.

On April 30, join ASU Sexual & Relationship Violence Prevention Program and the Sun Devil community in wearing denim to show support for victim-survivors of sexual violence and to raise awareness of the harmful attitudes that perpetuate it.

To contribute to an environment where all Sun Devils can thrive, visit sexualviolenceprevention.asu.edu/saam

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Improving health care for veterans. Strengthening national security. That’s what research for the public good looks like.

Edson College Professor Thomas Parsons is developing virtual insomnia patients to help providers better treat sleep disorders in veterans, an issue that’s grown dramatically in recent years.

It’s one example of the kind of work happening across ASU: research with real-world impact, backed by strong partnerships and focused on people.

Learn more about this work and how ASU research is making a difference: https://ow.ly/YjOU50VwRsS

Edson College was well represented at the Western Institute of Nursing Conference this week in Spokane!

👏 Congrats to all of our students who shared their posters and presented their work.

And a special congrats to Clinical Assistant Professor Yingying Chen whose abstract,
Feasibility and Efficacy of Remote Tai Chi on Older Adults' 24-Hour Movement Behaviors was selected for the Best Abstract Award! 🎉

Health care is a team effort; our strength is in our people. As we celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we recognize the students, alumni, faculty, and professionals advancing treatment, equity, and innovation across health care.

From clinical care to research, public health to policy, AAPI leaders are improving systems, building trust, and shaping a more inclusive future of care.

The future of health care begins in our classrooms—and with your support, it reaches far beyond.

At the forefront of nursing and health education, our college prepares over 7,000 students to lead with skill, empathy, and innovation.

Through Changing Futures, we will make a difference in Arizona and across the globe by attracting and preparing more health care professionals through strategic investments in new immersive learning opportunities, degree programs and educational technologies.

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“After 50 years, you lose that routine.” Professor Ross Andel recently spoke to The New York Times about how retirement can impact brain health and why staying mentally active matters more than ever.
Check out the full story below!

What Happens to Your Brain When You Retire? It’s challenging to stay mentally sharp and healthy through the major transition. Careful planning is key.

What’s one small step you can take today to prevent Type 2 diabetes?

Professor Gabe Shaibi, director of our Center for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention and Elvia Lish, director of the St. Vincent de Paul Ivy Center for Family Wellness, share powerful insights on preventing Type 2 diabetes and breaking down health misinformation.

Read the full interview in Doing Well, a newsletter from ASU Media Enterprise and ASU Learning Enterprise.

Type 2 diabetes affects 1 out of 10 people. Let’s talk about it. Plus: What to do when you don't like exercising + What's "hypertension" + A video on stress

A bold new approach to nursing education is on the horizon.

Learn Where You Live from Edson College will bring our nationally-ranked prelicensure program to students in their own communities across the state.

No commute and no relocation required. Visit the link below to learn more!

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