May 10, 2025 - 19:35
DOBSON — Jennifer Mitchell of Francisco, a dedicated nursing instructor at SCC, has been recognized for her outstanding contributions to nursing education by being awarded the 2025 Excellence in Cancer Nursing Education Award from The Oncology Nursing Society. This prestigious accolade highlights her commitment to advancing cancer nursing education and her impact on future nursing professionals.
Mitchell's innovative teaching methods and her passion for the field have inspired countless students to pursue careers in oncology nursing. Her efforts not only enhance the educational experience for her students but also contribute to improving patient care in the community.
The award reflects Mitchell's dedication to fostering a deep understanding of cancer care among her students, ensuring they are well-prepared to face the challenges of the healthcare industry. As she continues to shape the next generation of nurses, her recognition serves as a testament to the importance of excellence in nursing education.
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Exploring Mental Health and Neurodivergence: Upcoming Event in Nash Cares SeriesAn upcoming event in the Nash Cares series will focus on the critical issues of equity, access, and representation at the intersection of neurodivergence and mental health. This event aims to...
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Utah's Education Systems Urged to Enhance Cybersecurity MeasuresA recent legislative audit has shed light on the cybersecurity practices within Utah`s K-12 and higher education systems, revealing significant areas for improvement. Conducted to assess the...
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