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Following the 2022 Washington State Legislative Session which ended last month, Western Washington University walks away with more than $6 million added to its operating and capital budgets. The money will fund new programs and expand on existing ones and be…
She waited to receive the award at the bottom on the ramp in a room full of her peers, clothed tables and plated dinners at Tulalip Resort Casino. The Executive Director of the Washington State Nurses Association took the stage to present the Leadership and Management Award to Western’s Sarah…
Western Washington University’s Sarah Bear, director of the university’s RN-to-BSN program, will receive the prestigious 2019 Professional Nursing and Health Care Council Nurse Leadership & Management Award from the Washington State Nurses Association on May 2.
This award is given in…
Western Washington University has hired Sarah Bear as its new RN-to-BSN program director.
Bear comes to Western with over 30 years of nursing and education experience. She holds a doctorate in education and educational leadership from the University of Washington and has a master’s…
Gov. Jay Inslee appointed health-care leader Maureen West of Bellingham to Western Washington University’s board of trustees for a six-year term ending September 2021.
With a doctorate in nursing from the University of Washington, West has extensive experience in the health-care field and…
A Western Washington University nursing program is expanding to Skagit Valley College in the spring, allowing nursing students with an associate degree to pursue further education in public health care and community medicine.
Western’s Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing…
Award-winning stage and screen actor Megan Cole presents a one-night sharing of “Storytime for Grownups: Turning Points,” a solo piece about anticipated and unanticipated transitions in one’s life, at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, July 9, at iDiOM Theater, 1418 Cornwall Ave.
Sunday, Feb. 8, is the deadline to sign up online for a palliative care workshop at Bellingham Technical College.
“Heal Without Cure: Enacting the Vision,” begins at 5 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 19, in Settlemyer Hall at the college, 3028 Lindbergh Ave.
Casey Shillam, director of the nursing program at Western Washington University, has been named one of just 20 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Executive Nurse Fellows for 2014.
She joins a select group of nurses from across the country chosen to participate in the final cohort of this…
BELLINGHAM – Western Washington University’s first cohort of RN-to-BSN students received their degrees at Western’s fall graduation ceremony at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Dec. 13 in Carver Gym on Western’s campus…