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SNHS' Behavioral Health program for health care professionals was launched last autumn.  The program's success has prompted program expansion plans.  Every participant in the first cohort said they would recommend the course to peers and coworkers.  SNHS dean, Shari L. Dworkin, said “I’m thrilled for the students and their patients, and so proud of our team for this program that will change how caregivers and providers care for the most vulnerable.”

W day celebrates the University of Washington's birthday.  The W day celebration this year included the opportunity for students to write Thank You cards to frontline health care workers.  Over 200 students participated and their cards were delivered to EvergreenHealth Kirkland.

Get to know Sukhaman Kaur, Fieldwork Program Manager.  Sukhaman works with students and community partners to connect students with fieldwork opportunities.

SNHS Associate Professor Mabel Ezeonwu led students in their Population-based Health in Community Practice.  Students worked closely with community partners to bring "health and hope" through community practice.

Students in the MN program had an opportunity to work with the Washington State Nurses Association to decrease workplace violence.