What's Happening

Curry Division of Nursing at the Diabetes Expo World Trade Center Boston
Students volunteered their time during spring break at the National Kidney Foundation Booth at the Diabetes Expo in Boston on March 15. »

Nursing Students Trained as Vaccine Administrators
The MA Department of Public Health recently trained 80 students from ACCEL and RN to BS classes on smallpox vaccine administration »

Stephanie Schmidt (ACCEL '08) Receives Scholarship
The Massachusetts Association of RNs recently awarded a $500 scholarship to ACCEL student Stephanie Schmidt. »

Curry College Celebrates Thirty Years of Nursing Education!
Nursing Faculty, Alumni, and Students honored the past 30 years and celebrated the future on October 18, 2007 »

New Scholarships and Job Opportunities Links
Check out the new links sponsored by the American Association of Colleges of Nursing on the Links of Interest to Nursing Majors page. »

Successful Sigma Theta Tau Book Drive
A successful nursing textbook drive by Theta Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau to benefit a School of Nursing in Ganta, Liberia was held last May. »

Sigma Theta Tau Award
Theta Chapter-at-Large receives an award... »

Uniform Ordering Information
Click here for information on ordering uniforms »

Nursing Students Volunteer at Diabetes Expo
Dr. Ellie Nugent and Curry College nursing students partipated in the Annual Diabetes Expo at the World Trade Center. »

Sigma Theta Tau - October 2007 Meeting
Theta Chapter-at-Large October meeting at Curry »

Curry College Division of Nursing Joins National Nursing Quality and Safety Project
The Division of Nursing has been selected as one of 15 schools of nursing across the nation to pilot quality and safety initiatives. »

Nursing Student Receives American Association of Men in Nursing Scholarship
Junior Nursing major Shaun Rosenberg awarded scholarship »

Massachusetts Long Term Care Foundation Scholarships
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More Scholarships..
Health Research and Educational Trust of NJ Scholarships and New England Navy Nurse Corps »

ACCEL Class of 2006
The accelerated nursing class of 2006 achieves 100% pass rate on the NCLEX-RN. »