Expanding Research Horizons with PhD Candidate Shubha Sapkota

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Shubha Sapkota is a student in the PhD program at the School of Nursing. The Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing program is designed to prepare nurse scientists who will assume a variety of roles in education, research, leadership and health policy.

In this Q&A, Sapkota shares her journey to the School of Nursing and her experiences working in nursing research while in the program.

 

Research!Louisville highlights 2025

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We’re proud to recognize the outstanding contributions of our colleagues at recent conferences.

Allied Health Symposium highlights:

Dr. Logsdon – Podium speaker at the Allied Health Symposium

Dr. Ross – Podium presentation at the Allied Health Symposium

Ahmad Alshurman – Podium presentation at the Allied Health Symposium

More Than a Makeover: UofL Nursing’s Commitment to Comfort, Community and Care

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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.

Nurse education with a can-do attitude by Dr. Imelda Wright

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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. 

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School of Nursing poster awarded by American Burn Association

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