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After 33 years, nursing professor Ann Hershberger ’76 moves to MCC leadership role

April 10, 2019Last updated April 15, 2019 by Lauren Jefferson

Professor Ann Graber Hershberger ‘76, who began as assistant instructor in the nursing department at Eastern Mennonite University and served in several influential leadership roles over 33 years of service,

FSU professor, a leader in indigenous nursing research, talks health inequities, historical trauma

February 27, 2019Last updated April 8, 2019 by Lauren Jefferson

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Gain skills and perspectives to transform your world in EMU’s organizational leadership programs

June 26, 2017Last updated June 27, 2017 by Lauren Jefferson

While the bottom line is indeed important to Paul Gabb, he is drawn more to the people who contribute to a business’s success. Now, thanks to Eastern Mennonite University’s MA

Nurse, communications strategist with Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to speak on transformative power of listening

January 12, 2016Last updated January 17, 2016 by Lauren Jefferson

Nurse and communications strategist Beth Toner, of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, presents the first Suter Science Seminar of the spring semester on Friday, Jan. 15, with “Health Care Narrative:

Science Seminar Examines Health Care Decisions

October 21, 2008 by Jim Bishop

Advances in medical technology, from antibiotics and chemotherapy to dialysis and ventilators, have changed not just how we live, but, often, how we die. Providers and patients confront decisions that

Nursing Students Help Flood Victims in Gulf

October 5, 2005 by Jim Bishop

The EMU volunteer group to Mississippi held a debriefing session after returning to campus (Standing, l. to r.): Hadley Jenner, Aaron Schmucker, Sue Klassen, Don Tyson. Front: Kara Glick, Amanda

Nursing Students Travel to Scenes of Hurricane to Help

September 22, 2005 by

Assistant Professor of Nursing Don Tyson reports that all students arrived home safely on Friday, Sept. 30. The group will share their experiences with the campus community in the near

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