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Alumni Spotlight: Patricia Grady (NHS’67) Alumni Spotlight: Patricia Grady (NHS’67) December 13, 2011

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When Patricia Grady (NHS’67) came to Washington, D.C., from a small town in southern Florida – like many young women of her generation – she had been drawn to nursing …


Potential Outside Nursing Scholarship Opportunities February 14, 2012

There are a number of scholarships available to those pursuing a Master’s in Nursing. Below are a few nursing scholarships that Nursing@Georgetown students should consider when exploring options to fund …


Managing the Cost of Your Nursing Degree February 9, 2012

There are many resources available to help manage the cost of your Master of Science in Nursing degree. The first avenue to explore is financial aid from Georgetown University. Prospective …


Study: Peer-to-Peer Health Care is Prevalent; Does Not Replace Professional Advice January 20, 2012

With the advent of health-related Web sites, the way many people approach basic questions regarding health care has changed. Large Web sites, like WebMD and the Mayo Clinic’s online database, have ushered …


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Founded in 1903, Georgetown University School of Nursing & Health Studies is part of a major student-centered, global, research university. Steeped in Georgetown's founding Catholic, Jesuit identity, the school advances research, teaching, and scholarship that promote health and well-being for all people. Academic departments include Health Systems Administration, Human Science, International Health, and Nursing.