News from the School of Nursing & Health Studies

Category: Research

BSN alum inspired by study abroad

Bradley Budrow, BSN '14, participated in the 2014 SNHS study abroad trip to Togo. The experience has inspired him to join four more international medical brigades. Read his story, in his own words.

March 26, 2020

Global Health Promotion in Guatemala

Join teams with one of SNHS' Global Community Health Partners, Guatemala Village Health, on a two week service experience. This service-learning course is designed to provide students with hands-on primary care/public health experience in low-resource areas of Guatemala.

January 7, 2020

Dean’s Corner

Dean Shari Dworkin discusses the value and impact of mentorship at the School of Nursing and Health Studies (SNHS) in the Fall Newsletter. SNHS embraces mentoring intensively as both an art and a science. Our faculty and staff also deeply engage the mentorship of students and have experienced numerous successes in this arena.

November 20, 2019

Harassment Training for Agricultural Workers

SNHS faculty, Drs. Jody Early and Victoria Breckwich Vasquez, co-led a grassroots effort in Washington state to address the issue of sexual harassment in agriculture.

November 19, 2019

UWB BSN alumna working towards her MN!

A BSN'14 graduate, Miriam Witt, is now working towards her Master of Nursing at UWB! Witt's goals and passions were heavily influenced by her volunteer trip to Kenya and experiences teaching clinical nursing as an adjunct instructor at Skagit Valley College.

November 19, 2019

Dr. Niitsu attends APNA conference

Dr. Niitsu participated in the American Psychiatric Nurses Association 33rd annual conference. The conference, focusing on Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurses: The Whole Health Connection, included 300 sessions and poster presentations on topics related to psychiatric-mental health nursing.

November 15, 2019

Global Collaboration: SNHS and TMDU

Students and faculty benefit from partnerships in teaching and research. The partnership between Drs. Ezeonwu and Kondo, gives students the opportunity to experience global immersion programs and compare healthcare education and systems in Japan and the United States. Faculty are able to work on international comparative research and engage students on campuses worldwide.

November 15, 2019

BSN Alumna on Tribal Canoe Journey

Samantha Capoeman, UW Bothell School of Nursing & Health Studies alumna, is a member of the Quinault Indian Nation and a nurse who is working in tribal clinics. While she was still a student, she participated in the annual Tribal Canoe Journey, where she celebrated indigenous Coast Salish traditions. For the full article, please visit the campus news blog.

October 22, 2019

Dr. Bustillos Discusses the MMR

Assistant Professor Dan Bustillos talks about herd immunity, the MMR, and debunking misconceptions about immunizations.

August 2, 2019