School of Nursing & Health Studies news stories by date
KIRO 7 Story Features Dr. Iyer
In this article focusing on the mental health crisis in Washington, KIRO 7 consults Dr. Sunita Iyer who reminds of the danger of conflating mental health and criminal activity.
February 15, 2023
Recognizing the Year of the Nurse and the Midwife 2020
Join two UW Bothell faculty members in recognizing the vital role nurses and midwives have in providing health services.
December 18, 2020
UWB Interviews Iverson Cabral
SNHS assistant teaching professor Stefanie Iverson Cabral was interviewed by the campus news team on 12/9. Her expertise in infectious disease, she's been studying them for 20 years, brings a unique perspective to the pandemic. Read more in the campus news story.
December 10, 2020
CBS News Interviews Justin Gill
CBS News interviewed SNHS lecturer Justin Gill for a segment about, "US Hospitalization Rates Reach All-Time High." Gill is an SNHS alum, as well as instructor.
December 9, 2020
Dr. Dworkin: Ending the HIV/AIDS Epidemic
SNHS Dean Shari L. Dworkin, whose research focuses on gender relations and HIV prevention, treatment, and care, discusses this year's World AIDS day theme, "Ending the HIV/AIDS Epidemic: Resilience and Impact."
December 4, 2020
SNHS Alum is School Nurse of the Year
The School Nurse Organization of Washington announced Tessa McIlraith, BSN '13, as 2020 State School Nurse of the Year.
December 4, 2020
Bustillos: Vaccine Benefits
SNHS assistant professor Dan Bustillos offers insights on the benefits of a quickly developed COVID-19 vaccination.
December 4, 2020
Sunita Iyer Interviewed for Podcast
SNHS assistant teaching professor Sunita Iyer was interviewed by KIRO 7 for a podcast about consumers "stocking up" on essential items during COVID 19.
December 3, 2020
KIRO 7 Interviews Amanda Morse
SNHS lecturer Amanda Morse was interviewed for the KIRO 7 article, "CDC advisers recommend who should get COVID-19 vaccine first."
December 2, 2020
Dan Bustillos on KIRO 7 News
KIRO 7 News interviewed SNHS assistant professor Dan Bustillos on 11/27. The article, "Long-term side effects? Developed too quickly? COVID vaccine concerns, answered," included Bustillos as an expert in vaccine and ethics law.
December 1, 2020