Lee University nursing majors Hope Gunn, Nickolas Lard, and Madelyn Pitney have been named recipients of the Bradley Scholars program, an initiative of Bradley Medical Center.     “I am so […]
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Five nursing majors from Lee University’s School of Nursing have been named the first recipients of the Tennova Scholars Program and include rising juniors Sarah Cate, Emony Kemp, Emma Miles, […]
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Lee University’s School of Nursing recently held its Research and Innovation Expo as part of the Leadership and Professional Practice and Capstone courses for senior nursing students.   Prior to the […]
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Lee’s School of Nursing recently hosted a mass casualty event for its nursing students on Lee’s campus. The drill was modeled after a tornado emergency scenario, with approximately 230 students […]
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Each semester, our School of Nursing prepares the health care professionals of the future. Check out this video to see one of Lee’s newest buildings and the life-saving equipment used to train the next generation of nurses.

You are signed up to receive updates from the Faith News Network Lee’s School of Nursing Re-Accredited Cleveland, TN–The Lee University School of Nursing Bachelor’s of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree program has once again been awarded accreditation by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). The Washington, DC-based CCNE Board of Commissioners met in May to determine accreditation approvals. Read More   Group Predicts Child Abuse Reports to Spike This Fall During the pandemic, millions of vulnerable children were forced to remain home with unsafe caretakers due to school closings and quarantine restrictions, and experts are predicting a sharp increase in child abuse reports when school returns this fall. Christian child advocacy organization, For The Children, with their network of over 20,000 vetted and trained volunteers, is calling on concerned adults within the church to watch for signs of abuse and neglect, and speak out. Read More   When the Freedom to Believe is a Crime Survivors who escaped torture and death sentences for their religious beliefs are calling for the end of “apostasy” laws. Read More   DISCLAIMER: Content of articles posted on Faith News come from various sources and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Church of God, Church of God Communications or the Church of God Internet Ministry.  Copyright © 2021 Church of God, All rights reserved.  unsubscribe from this list | update subscription preferences

On Wednesday, Nov. 29, the Lee University School of Nursing (SON) will conduct a mass casualty emergency drill from 12:30-5:30 p.m. Nursing students and faculty will participate in a response to an active shooter mass casualty drill to help nursing students learn how to treat life-threatening wounds in a high-stress situation. “This senior nursing student […]