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  • CCNE Accreditation Review Third-Party Comment

    CCNE Accreditation Review Third-Party Comment

    CCNE Accreditation Review Third-Party Comment Dear University of Tennessee, Knoxville, College of Nursing Constituents,The College of Nursing BSN, Post-Graduate Certificate and Doctor of Nursing Practice Program are going through their 10-year Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) accreditation review February 3-5, 2025. You are invited to submit third-party comments regarding each of the programs to…

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  • 2024, A Year in Review

    2024, A Year in Review

    As we look back on 2024, the College of Nursing celebrates a year of incredible milestones, achievements, and growth. Here are the key highlights that shaped an unforgettable year: January The year began on a high note with the reaccreditation of our simulation program, from the Society for Simulation in Healthcare (SSiH) in teaching/education and…

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  • Nursing Student Leads Collaborative Effort to Address Perinatal Depression and Anxiety Disorders

    Nursing Student Leads Collaborative Effort to Address Perinatal Depression and Anxiety Disorders

    Perinatal mental health is a critical concern, with studies showing that up to 1 in 5 women suffer from maternal mental health disorders. Conditions like perinatal depression and anxiety can have severe consequences, affecting both mothers and their infants. “A lot of my family and friends really struggled with postpartum depression,” shard Breslin Gillis, Psychiatric…

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Maggie Comer

Maggie Comer’s journey to becoming a nurse was shaped by a personal and profound experience. With an early passion for...

Maia Stewart

While most student nurses are balancing classes, clinicals, and academic service learning, Maia Stewart is adding a few other items...

Angela Clark

In the world of nursing leadership, Angela Clark (’05, ’07) stands as a beacon of inspiration and change.  Clark’s passion...

Lisa Reed

When the College of Nursing’s $85 million, 117,00-square-foot Croley Nursing Building opens in 2025, it will house a simulated apartment...

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