Military Nurses Choose Gonzaga
Nurses often talk about their profession in terms of service—helping and serving others reclaim and maintain their best health. A number of …
Meeting President Obama
ROTC Cadet and Gonzaga nursing student Kelly Barry was fortunate enough to meet President Obama at Arlington National Cemetery this May. Kelly …
A New School With A Strong History
The School of Nursing and Human Physiology (SNHP) is Gonzaga’s newest school, established in June 2013. It brings together three programs with …
SNHP Rankings
SPOKANE, Wash. – U.S. News & World Report ranks the Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center/Gonzaga University Nurse Anesthesia Program the 18th best (tie) …
Improving Safety for U.S. Troops
Dr. Brian Higginson is an associate professor of human physiology and a former soldier. His research is focused on refining training protocols …
A Loving Farewell
Dr. Dale Abendroth is retiring this spring after serving 27 years as faculty in the Department of Nursing. Her work, her dedication, …
Dale Abendroth’s Early Career
Dale Abendroth began her Nursing career in California in 1972 after graduating from Los Angeles Valley College with her ADN. Her first …
Seattle Biomedical Internships Begin
SEATTLE – Nine highly qualified Gonzaga University students participated in clinical research projects and received mentoring from physicians and other medical professionals …
Gonzaga Welcomes First Cohort of Students in Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice Program
SPOKANE, Wash. – Gonzaga University’s School of Nursing and Human Physiology this fall greeted the first class of new students in the …
Nurses’ Pinning Ceremony Carries on Rich Tradition
SPOKANE, Wash. – In a ceremony traced to Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing, 29 Gonzaga University graduates received their Bachelor …