SONHS Current Events
Student Group Honors Black History and Health
Open to all, the Multicultural Nursing Student Association stresses visibility, education, and health-focused community service throughout February.
Celebrating Simulation Excellence in 2024
A look back at a remarkable year of health care highlights at S.H.A.R.E.
United to End Trafficking
National Human Trafficking Prevention Month: Nursing and Health Studies Dean Hudson Santos and Miami-Dade State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle welcome a broad coalition from health care, law enforcement, academia, and beyond to the SAO Annual Forum on Human Trafficking.
New Faculty Wins IMSH Innovation Award
3D wound simulation system developed by Dr. Frank Guido-Sanz and colleagues takes a top prize at the International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare.
Leadership News
Introducing Dr. Frank Guido-Sanz as Associate Dean for Simulation Education and Research
A Centennial Welcome
School starts new semester and University’s milestone 100th year with nearly 300 new students and three days of orientation.
Introducing Four New Faculty in 2025
Two associate deans, a biostatistician, and a certified registered nurse anesthetist join the School of Nursing and Health Studies faculty this January.
2024 Year in Review
Photos highlight 12 impactful months at the School of Nursing and Health Studies.
‘Grab Your Boards and Get Ready’
Keynote speaker at Fall 2024 Awards and Pinning Ceremony shares her advice for surfing health care’s biggest waves of change yet.
D.N.P. Students Share Scholarly Findings
The promise of health care was on view December 11, with practice improvement projects presented by 48 graduating School of Nursing and Health Studies Doctor of Nursing Practice students.
Nursing at the Apex
In the wake of COVID-19, RN Kirsten Toft-Nielsen left a job she loved caring for critically ill vets to go back to school. Here’s how things turned out.
Lessons in Lifesaving
Two nursing students jump into action to help save a patient at their clinical site.
A Dickensian D.N.P. Story
From living on the streets to leading the way in health literacy, ’Cane nurse Kal Elliott offers a message of hope this holiday season.
Leading the Way
This December, Jackson nursing executive Sunitha Abraham makes University of Miami history as the first-ever Master of Science in Leadership / Doctor of Nursing Practice joint degree program graduate.
