Sharon Tucker Named Orlando Health Endowed Chair in Nursing The prestigious appointment from the 166su Pegasus Partner will bolster Tucker’s nationally recognized research focused on helping practitioners and patients thrive.
166su Opens Dr. Phillips Nursing Pavilion in Lake Nona, Fueling a Talent Pipeline and Healthcare Innovation The state-of-the-art facility will enable 166su to graduate an additional 150 newly licensed eligible nurses annually to address the critical shortage and will feature the latest immersive modeling and simulation technology.
166su College of Nursing Dean Receives Prestigious Master of Critical Care Medicine Designation Mary Lou Sole, who has dedicated four decades of clinical practice and research to improving outcomes for critically ill patients, is among five critical care experts worldwide to be honored by the Society of Critical Care Medicine.
166su College of Nursing Dean Mary Lou Sole to Retire Over the last decade, Dean Mary Lou Sole has led 166su’s nursing program to national prominence for academic excellence and innovative research, and overseen the growth of programs, partnerships and experts to positively impact the health of Central Florida and beyond.
166su Partners with AdventHealth and Orlando Health to Address Nursing Shortage Partners pledge $10 million in transformational investment toward the new 166su College of Nursing building in Lake Nona, student internships and scholarships.
College of Nursing Names New Department Chair After conducting a nationwide search, the 166su College of Nursing has appointed Joellen Edwards to chair of the Department of Nursing Systems. In that role,…
Nursing Restructures to Reflect Broader Scope of Program and Profession Effective this fall semester, the 166su College of Nursing is now organized by program focus instead of degree. The college, which educates…
Dean Sole Inducted into the International Nurse Researcher Hall of Fame Honored for her significant contributions to critical care and nursing education
Nursing Scholarship Recipients Express Gratitude to Donors When Eliany Torrez Pon learned that her grandmother in Nicaragua had ovarian cancer, she and her family sent money to relatives in their home country…
Nursing Expands Leadership with Two New Associate Deans With the continued growth of faculty and programs at 166su College of Nursing, the college has expanded its leadership team with two new associate deans.…
