… her to pursue a career in geriatric nursing. Bicomong, a Filipina American, also shared the rich history of Filipino nurses in the United States. Second-year … Institute School of Nursing Dean Ken White . “Their alumni shaped nursing as we know it today – from writing textbooks, to innovating care practices, to teaching the … she said.  “They need someone who can go back to the literature when they don’t know the answer, someone who can ask for help, someone who can reflect on what …

… just the content that made the program so appealing to Dearborn, however: it also was the promise of camaraderie, leadership, and support of fellow students, … “There were questions about keeping it going because participants and staff didn’t know if they would have time to attend the classes because of all the unknowns about … thinking” necessary during the pandemic. By the end of the course, participants “know what makes a successful leader and what things they need to work on to become …

… Institute of Health Professions. Martinez, who uses "they" and "them" pronouns, is also a workplace inclusivity consultant who has facilitated workshops on gender, … sent an email to the other colleagues who were in the meeting today to let them know I realized I misgendered you today, I have apologized to you, that this was not … your colleagues separately. It is important to acknowledge the mistake.  "Let them know you know you misgendered a colleague, that it is not acceptable, and that …

… Sabbagh, HPEd '20 back to the city where they went to graduate school, they were also raising money for the Institute’s Dr. Charles A. and Ann Sanders IMPACT Practice … this year — and who knows, maybe there’s another Boston in my future.” Rotelle was also running the Boston Marathon for the first time after running the New York, … Sabbagh, HPEd '20 back to the city where they went to graduate school, they were also raising money for the Institute’s Dr. Charles A. and Ann Sanders IMPACT Practice …