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The Jacksons said they were inspired by university leadership's plans to significantly grow the number of Marquette Nurses around the world, as well as by the many alumni courageously leading on the frontlines of the pandemic, .
We know you will share our excitement for this significant opportunity in preparing the "Marquette Nurse!" for more information.
Events you won't want to miss!
College of Nursing Spring 2021 Leaders in Nursing Presentation
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 2021 4:00 – 5:00 p.m. CST
Virtual Event
Profiles in Leadership and Lessons Learned:
From Marquette BSN to President of Northwestern Memorial and Marianjoy Rehabilitation Hospitals
Julie Creamer, MS, RN, believes the leadership knowledge, skills and attributes embodied in the "Marquette Nurse" are exactly what people receiving care in our health care systems deserve. She will share her personal leadership story including reflections on lessons learned and current experience with managing the pandemic.
Dean Janet Krejci invites you to participate in this leadership development opportunity for our community of faculty, students, and alums, the second in an ongoing series of presentations aligned with the College of Nursing strategic plan. If you would like to attend, please email jennifer.west@marquette.edu for an Outlook invitation -- a link to the presentation will be sent a few days in advance.
Nursing students on the front line -- at Marquette
The Marquette Medical Center has been offering vaccine clinics for eligible faculty, staff and students, and nursing students have been overwhelmingly enthusiastic about the opportunity to volunteer. "In addition to clinical experience administering intramuscular injections, students underwent CDC training and reviewed procedures for dealing with potential adverse reactions that we may see in patients during the post-vaccination observation period," said Sarah Calonder, MSN, RN, CCRN and nursing volunteer coordinator for the clinics. "Our students also have been checking patients in and providing patient education about the vaccine."
"We have seen such a wonderful response to our volunteer requests and are especially appreciative of our students dedicating their free time to helping those in the Marquette community stay healthy. They are excited to be a part of history!" said Dean Janet Krejci.
 
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