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Lynnea Myers ’05: Shining Internationally!
“Gusties will shine!” declares the Gustie Rouser, which is exactly what Lynnea Myers is doing! Class of 2005 and faculty in Nursing at Gustavus, Lynnea is shining internationally. Lynnea was selected through a competitive review and interview process for a prestigious European Union grant-funded doctoral position at Karolinska Institute, in Stockholm, Sweden. She was one […]
Ali Anderson,’16 Reflects on Summer Pediatric Internship
“This past summer I was given the opportunity to expand my nursing skills beyond that of the classroom. I lived in Fargo, ND working at Sanford Medical Center splitting my time between the Pediatric Floor and Pediatric Day Unit with opportunities to float to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit as well as the Birth Center. […]
Nursing students provide campus wide stress arrest!
Junior nursing majors, Bree Flicek and Ellie Jenny, have been working with the Gustavus Wellbeing center on a stress management initiative at Gustavus: Stress Arrest. This project was developed to assist Gustavus students in managing their stress, recognizing the negative impacts stress can have on our health and wellbeing. In the 2014 National College Health […]
Minnesota Doctors for People
Ana Gleason ’14 (Nursing) and Catherine Davis ’86 (Physician) traveled with a team from Minnesota Doctors for People to Chiapas, Mexico this February. This team from the Mankato area travels to remote areas in Mexico and Guatemala a couple times a year with a team of doctors, nurses, interpreters and a pharmacist.
Katie Kemp
Katie Kemp, junior nursing student at Gustavus, was elected the President of the Minnesota Student Nurses Association (MSNA) at the MSNA conference hosted by Saint Catherine University on February 28, 2015.
With One Voice in Tanzania
The With One Voice in Tanzania J-Term led by Dr. Barbara Zust , presented Mary Ellen Kitundu, Class of 1965 with the Gustavus Adolphus 50 Year Achievement Award at a medical conference in Iringa, Tanzania. Mary Ellen Kitundu has been involved in creating a Children’s Hospital in Dar es Salaam and is the founder of […]
Moshi, Tanzania
We arrived at the Uhuru Lutheran Hostel just as the induction ceremony of a new Bishop was concluding. Hundreds of people had come from all over Tanzania, and various parts of the world for this event. Out of the masses, a little lady, with perfect English, came forward and asked us where we were from. […]
Kailee Carlson
Kailee Carlson was the first Gustavus nursing student to spend a month long internship at the Sahlgrenska Academy of Health Sciences in Göteborg, Sweden. Kailee’s phenomenological study on the lived experience of nursing in Sweden has been accepted for presentation at the Sigma Theta Tau International Nursing Honor Society’s Research conference in Puerto Rico this […]
Mengyuan Sun
Mengyuan Sun is a nursing & biology double major, who has been accepted into 6 Veterinary Medicine schools. The University of Pennsylvania interviewer remarked that having a degree in nursing was brilliant, as it gives her clinical experiences and people skills. Known on campus as “MJ”, she headed to Alaska last summer in search of […]
GAC’s Ribbel to Volunteer with Hurricane Sandy Relief Efforts
Gustavus Senior Nursing Major, Jeannie Ribbel, will be volunteering with the American Red Cross Hurricane Sandy Relief Efforts on December 26th– January 10th. She will be traveling with her sister, Kay Ribbel, a nurse at Immanuel St. Joseph’s-Mayo Health System. Together, they will be volunteering at the Greater New York Chapter in New York City. […]