Since taking over the task 24 years ago, CU Nursing Professor Marilyn Krajicek, PhD, and team have gained a reputation for their work as the “gold standard” of standards aimed at protecting the nation’s children.
Groundbreaking. A “must-read.” Written to change the way the DNP thinks. Those are descriptions of a new book created by CU Nursing faculty. Students, clinicians and instructors: Look for “Leadership and Systems Improvement for the DNP,” which releases on Aug. 1.
CU Nursing’s Linda Johnson accidentally fell in love with ballroom dancing four-plus years ago when battling cancer No. 3. Today, the artistic sport is her go-to physical and emotional therapy.
July 3 marks four years since a Flight for Life helicopter fell to the ground during a failed takeoff and burst into flames in Frisco, killing the pilot. One of the severely burned flight nurses recently guest lectured during a CU Nursing class because of a special connection with our campus.
For the past two years, CU College of Nursing faculty and staff members have been working with students, alumni and other health care experts, creating a curriculum that prepares its Family Nurse Practitioner graduates for today’s complex medical needs.