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On Nov. 13, ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ welcomed students, faculty, alumni, and healthcare professionals for its Business and Professional Coalition event. 

Carthage verbatim plays have explored weighty themes like racial justice, women in the military, homelessness, religious trauma, and burnout among healthcare workers.

The White Coat Ceremony, held for juniors on Sept. 20, formally admits students to their clinical education and emphasizes their commitment to providing compassionate and excellent nursing care.

Angelina Gersch ’27, mentored by Professor Laura Swoboda, was awarded an oral abstract for the Symposium on Advanced Wound Care in Las Vegas in Sept. 2025.

Aligning successful programs like nursing and neuroscience with new offerings in the biomedical sciences, ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ intends to make the new school a highly adaptive talent incubator that relies on real-time input from regional employers and practitioners.

“Terminal Exhale,” a Verbatim Theatre Project, exemplifies collaboration across academic departments. 

Congratulations to Prof. Laura Swoboda and their team for receiving the Gold Award from the Journal of Wound Care for their research on Kylon® debridement!

BizTimes Milwaukee featured Professor Nancy Reese in its special section Dec. 9, 2024. Honorees are recognized for “demonstrated excellence in their field and the ability to effect change,” as well as leadership in broader initiatives.

18 students from a range of different healthcare disciplines completed a five-week training series about patient safety.

Nursing faculty from Carthage teach online classes and supervise the clinical component of the Certified Nurse Aide program for students from two Brookfield high schools. 

Carthage has received a $1.32 million grant from the Wisconsin State Building Commission to support the College’s growing nursing program.

The White Coat Ceremony is a milestone that represents the end of all pre-nursing classes for students and signifies their transition to the more intense coursework.

CCNE grants continued accreditation to the BSN program until 2033.

Nancy Reese presented with a team of other nursing programs from across Wisconsin advocating for greater nursing student engagement.

Carthage has received a grant of $36,000 from the Franklin I. and Irene List Saemann Foundation.

15 healthcare students completed ‘Team Strategies and Tools to Enhance Performance and Patient Safety (TeamSTEPPS)’ training this spring.

Nancy Reese, Director of Nursing, visited Capitol Hill to advocate for nursing education funding.

An accreditation site visit occurred for Carthage Nursing last week with great results.

Rachel Martinez, assistant professor of nursing, recently passed the psychiatric- mental health nursing certification examination.

The Bachelor of Science in Nursing program has received a $50,000 grant from the Frank I. and Irene List Saemann Foundation that will assist in launching interprofessional education.

Alice Blake’s senior capstone project is focused on using the published evidence to decrease central line infections for patients in the intensive care unit.

Professor Nancy Reese, director of nursing, was selected to participate in the AACN Advancing Academic Leadership for New Deans program!