An update from Alumni Council President, October 2025
The 2025-26 School of Nursing Alumni Council President, Courtney Albers, shares the following update about the alumni council:
The 2025-26 School of Nursing Alumni Council President, Courtney Albers, shares the following update about the alumni council:
As we step into a new academic year, I’m filled with optimism and pride for all that lies ahead at the University of Louisville School of Nursing. The energy on campus is palpable, and it’s clear we’re off to a great start.
The University of Louisville School of Nursing is undergoing a vibrant transformation, one that reflects our commitment to compassion, innovation, and excellence not only in education, but in the environment we create for our students, faculty and staff.
This semester, visitors will notice a series of thoughtful renovations designed to support well-being, connection, and confidence across our community.
The UofL School of Nursing's impact goes far beyond the city of Louisville.
Imelda Wright, PhD, RN, CNOR, is a School of Nursing professor whose involvement with teaching and mentoring students brings her to the front lines of preparing the next generation of nurses. Through commitment and compassion, Wright brings her A-game to the classroom every day to make an impact that matters.
Earlier this month, School of Nursing Associate Professor Carlee Lehna, Carol Hanchette, associate professor in the Department of Geography and Geosciences, and Stephen Furmanek, an MPH student in the School of Public Health and Information Scienc
Partnering with the University of Louisville, an agency of the nation’s largest Protestant denomination tested two brand-new mobile health units last week at a School of Nursing-run clinic.
As health care providers seek to better meet the needs of their patients, interdisciplinary practice has become increasingly crucial.
The unseen workers who help ensure thrilling thoroughbred races at Churchill Downs now have better mental health support for the emotional problems their itinerant jobs often compound.
Lealye Kamara, a Summer 2025 graduate of the University of Louisville School of Nursing’s Accelerated BSN program and Family Scholar House award recipient, was inspired to pursue nursing after a life-changing experience
This summer, the University of Louisville School of Nursing proudly welcomed its inaugural class of the Path Ahead Summer Bridge Program. The program is a new initiative designed to support Louisville high school students exploring careers in nursing and healthcare.
The 2025-26 School of Nursing Alumni Council President, Courtney Albers, shares the following update about the alumni council over the past year and looking towards the future: