News: School of Nursing

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UNLV nursing lecturer ups student engagement through classroom gamification.

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As she graduates through an accelerated program, Acacia Herndon is eager to join the nursing workforce with skills she honed as a nurse apprentice and as a researcher.

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Launching the first free-standing birth center took years of lobbying by nurse midwife April Clyde.

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A 2022 Outstanding Part-Time Instructor, Elizabeth “Hope” Hinchman helps nursing students put their book learning into practice.

U.N.L.V.'s first conference tournament championship—and automatic bid to the NCAA Championship—since winning the Big West in 1994. It will be the Lady Rebels first NCAA tournament appearance since 2002. March 9, 2022 (Josh Hawkins/UNLV)
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A collection of news stories highlighting the experts and student changemakers at UNLV.

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UNLV Boyd Law School has 13 top 100 programs, including No. 1 ranking for legal writing. 

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Research by nursing professors helping address issues from trouble sleeping to health education and psychiatric care.

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Do things that happened to you earlier in life impact how you respond to a concussion? Nursing professor Hyunhwa Lee wants to know.

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Disorders such as sleep apnea captured professor Jinyoung Kim's attention during her undergraduate days, prompting what would become a a lifetime of research.

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Associate Dean Lorraine Evangelista guides the future of research in the School of Nursing while at the same time conducting research of her own.

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Meet three UNLV professors who juggle their teaching load and clinical practice.

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Cheryl Maes says having a “service mindset” helps her balance her various roles.