University of Rochester School of Nursing

University of Rochester School of Nursing

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Preparing nursing professionals, educators, researchers, and visionaries to shape the future of healthcare since 1925.​

08/06/2026

Our researchers are improving Alzheimer's and dementia awareness across the region. 💜

Maria Quiñones-Cordero, assistant professor of clinical nursing and part of our Elaine Hubbard Center for Nursing Research on Aging team, served as an invited panelist at an Alzheimer's Association, Rochester & Finger Lakes Region community event earlier this summer.

With over 100 people in attendance, the event and panel marked the launch of a pilot educational program designed to expand Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias (ADRD) awareness, knowledge, and resources among Rochester's Latino communities.

During the panel discussion, Dr. Quiñones-Cordero shared her expertise on the unique experiences and needs of Latino families affected by dementia. Read more about that's championing individuals living with ADRD and their loved ones: https://urson.us/4geF85j

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Grateful for those who help new classes of nurses feel welcome 🫶 — especially our ABSN student ambassadors.

Thank you for all you do to guide and inspire our new and prospective students!

Learn more about our ambassador team and connect with them through our Admissions office: urson.us/absn-amb

08/05/2026

Want to be a better nurse? Spend time with Memorial Art Gallery’s masterpieces. 🎨

For more than 20 years, in partnership with the Memorial Art Gallery, the Art of Observation program has helped nursing and University of Rochester School of Medicine & Dentistry students build communication skills, challenge cognitive biases, and find new angles to understanding patients. 🩺

“In a field that’s so focused on physical assessments, lab values, and what to do next, this act of careful looking helps nursing students pause and think, ‘Am I seeing the whole picture?’” explains Kristina Santory, instructor and Director of Enrichment & Engagement.

07/31/2026

We answered some of the most-searched questions about nursing. 🔎🧑‍💻

From how nurses find their specialties to where they work, here are some answers from students, faculty, and alumni in the nation’s most trusted profession.

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Proud to see represented in the American Academy of Nursing's 2026 Living Legends!

Congratulations to alumni Drs. Eileen Sullivan-Marx and Bernadette Melnyk on this well-deserved designation. 👏

The Academy's highest honor, Living Legend recognition is awarded to leaders in the nursing profession who have shaped health policy, science, and care delivery.

Read more about their contributions: https://urson.us/4fpmIia

07/21/2026

The summer edition of Rochester Nursing magazine is here! ✨🥂

The School of Nursing opened its doors as an agent of change in healthcare 100 years ago — and that spirit endures today. From our spring Celebration of a Century event to stories of academic innovation, community collaborations, groundbreaking research, and powerful mentorship experiences, this edition reminds us of who we are — and offers a look at our promising next chapter.

Read the digital edition and check your mailbox this week: urson.us/mag 📬

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In the 1950s, both of MaryGrace Brizendine '26N's grandmothers pursued nursing degrees at — the start of a family legacy in healthcare that spans 3 generations.

Years later, MaryGrace realized the accelerated bachelor’s (ABSN) program would be the perfect place to build on the strengths of her background in law while transitioning to nursing.

In this summer's issue of Rochester Nursing magazine, she reflects on how the nurses in her life have inspired her as she creates her own path in the profession. https://urson.us/4fp4zzB

07/20/2026

A few things that are worth every penny when you’re a nursing student 🩺📝

ABSN student ambassador Fallon Hinz shares the items that help her study, learn, and take better care of both patients and herself.

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Eating disorders affect millions — but most healthcare pros don’t get trained on them in school.

Our experts are changing the narrative, helping University of Rochester Medicine clinicians grow their confidence in detecting, managing, and discussing these conditions.

In the spring semester, nursing faculty and colleagues from Golisano Children's and the Western New York Comprehensive Care Center for Eating Disorders introduced a simulation that's shaping future ED training.

Meredith Kells, an assistant professor of nursing and NP in adolescent medicine, developed the activity and hopes it will resonate both personally and professionally with recent and future participants.

"Weight stigma and fat-shaming can contribute not only to DSM-5 diagnosed eating disorders... but even the broader crisis of disordered eating behaviors. As individuals, healthcare providers are subject to that messaging too, and we can easily carry that into our appointments,” Dr. Kells said in our upcoming summer issue of Rochester Nursing magazine.

Read more: https://urson.us/3RcTV6U

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Registering for classes in the fall? You won't want to miss this one. 👀

This fall, we invite students, researchers, and professionals across disciplines to take our Intro to Machine Learning in Healthcare course. ✨💡 You'll learn from leading experts in nursing and data science, and build a solid foundation to apply machine learning in research and patient care.

Matriculated, non-nursing students can email SON-Registrar. Non-matriculated students can sign up in August by contacting course professors Salah Al-Zaiti and Caitlin Dreisbach for permission. 📨 Learn more: https://urson.us/nur533

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