Kansas Wesleyan University Nursing

Investing in local students means investing in the future of our community. Kansas Wesleyan's Saline County Guarantee makes higher education more accessible, by guaranteeing students from our home county a minimum of $80,000 in undergraduate scholarships over four years.

This incredible commitment helps reduce financial barriers while encouraging talented local students to stay close to home and pursue their future. Opportunities like this strengthen our workforce, support families and demonstrate KWU's dedication to the success of Saline County and the region. Learn more about this and other scholarship opportunities at https://www.kwu.edu/pay-for-college/financial-aid/scholarships/!

Learn more about KWU Nursing and the Power of AND from Bella Galvan.

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Meet Bella Galvan, a shining star of KWU's Nursing program, class of 2026! By embracing every opportunity, from campus life to community connections, she's living proof that a KWU education can propel you towards a bright future. With her impressive achievements on the field and in the classroom, Bella has soared to new heights, passing her NCLEX exam and landing a role in our local NICU, where she'll make a meaningful difference in the lives of our community's families and babies. 💫

We are so grateful that our student's get to benefit from this foundation and scholarship! Congratulations to these 4 scholarship recipients for the academic year of 2026-2026!

Meet our Leah Legacy's scholars for 2026-2027

As part of their Community Health Clinical experience, senior nursing students from are gaining hands-on public health experience at the Saline County Health Department — connecting classroom knowledge with real-world community care.

Today, student Grace Pierce had the chance to turn the tables and provide her professor with their annual TB skin test… and absolutely nailed it (though we expected nothing less 👏)!

Experiences like these help prepare the next generation of nurses while strengthening the connection between healthcare education and community wellness.

If you or your family need TB skin testing, immunizations, or other preventive health services, don’t forget about the incredible work being done every day at the Saline County Health Department — a valuable resource serving our community.

💉 Our senior nursing students are BACK on campus and ready for action! Community Health Clinicals are officially underway — starting with a full bootcamp day refreshing injection and immunization administration skills, capped off with a real-world drive-thru influenza vaccine simulation. These future nurses are preparing to serve and protect our communities, one shot at a time. 💛🩺

Kansas Wesleyan's Nursing program enables passionate students to become in demand healthcare professionals! The state of the art technology inside our Nursing Education Center, teamed with great community partnerships for clinical opportunities, scholarships and future employment, means that Coyote nurses graduate ready for the workforce. Apply today at www.kwu.edu/apply!

Jolene Dreher - Assistant Professor of Nursing Education, Nursing Simulation Coordinator