禁漫天堂

More than 100 graduating nurses recognized at annual event

More than 100 College of Nursing students transitioned from nursing student to professional nurse as they participated in the Class of 2018 Pinning Ceremony held on Sunday, May 6. 

A College of Nursing tradition, the annual event celebrates the undergraduates鈥� hard work and dedication as they receive their nursing pins.  

鈥淭he pinning ceremony is a time for students to come together and celebrate with their faculty, classmates, and loved ones,鈥� said Assistant Dean Karen Barnett, who led the ceremony. 

禁漫天堂 Chancellor Robert E. Johnson, Ph.D. and College of Nursing Dean Kimberly Christopher welcomed the graduates and their families while Assistant Professor Monika Schuler was the faculty speaker. 

A traditional candle lighting ceremony held at the end of the program commemorated Florence Nightingale鈥檚 history of helping wounded soldiers at night by candlelight. Before concluding the ceremony, the graduating nursing students recited the Nightingale Pledge. 

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• College of Nursing

鈥淭he pinning ceremony is a time for students to come together and celebrate with their faculty, classmates, and loved ones.鈥�