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We're recognizing our certified nurse educators to celebrate the Year of the Nurse Educator. Meet Brittany Fenderson, an Instructor at the Sioux Falls site.

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We're recognizing our certified nurse educators to celebrate the Year of the Nurse Educator. Meet Alham Abuatiq, an assistant professor at the Brookings main campus.

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We're recognizing our certified nurse educators to celebrate the Year of the Nurse Educator. Meet Brandon Varilek, an Assistant Professor at the Sioux Falls site.

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We're recognizing our certified nurse educators to celebrate the Year of the Nurse Educator. Meet Takara Schomberg, an instructor at the Sioux Falls site.

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In recognition of the essential role of nursing education during the pandemic and in celebration of its historic and continuing inspiration to nurses everywhere, the National League for Nursing has announced 2022 as the Year of the Nurse Educator. We're recognizing our certified nurse educators to celebrate. Meet Dr. Sarah Mollman, an assistant professor at the Rapid City site.

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Becky Hruby didn’t see this one coming. When her name was called at the August 2014 pinning ceremony as the outstanding graduate student in her doctor of nurse practitioner class, Hruby (pronounced Ruby) may have been the most surprised one in the audience. The announcement was not a surprise to associate professor Jo Voss.

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• Alumni Stories

A part-time job for two years helped reinforce why Kendra Lone Elk went into nursing.

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JoEllen Koerner ’82 M.S. tried to quench her untamed curiosity by driving 180 miles a day twice a week to earn a master’s degree in nursing from South ��ֱ���� State University. While she admits that curiosity is alive today, those trips created a connection to the College of Nursing.

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When presented with the issue of the state of South ��ֱ���� not having enough nurses to administer insulin to diabetic school-age children, Gloria Damgaard ’88 M.S. and Linda Young ’87/’96 M.S. went to work.

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Tearing knee cartilage in high school might have been a bump in Mike Salter’s basketball days, but it was a launching pad to a great career.

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