Liberty nursing professor was among first class of BSN graduates 30 years ago
Liberty University’s School of Nursing is the largest nursing program in Virginia, but just like the rest of the university as a whole, its early years were characterized by small class sizes and a commitment to Christ-centered education that continues today. In 1991, 32 Liberty students earned the university’s first Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degrees,…
Liberty healthcare students continue serving on front lines of pandemic, begin receiving COVID-19 vaccine
Liberty University’s School of Nursing students and medical students from the College of Osteopathic Medicine (LUCOM) have continued to work as front-line healthcare workers during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and, in doing so, are at a higher risk of exposure to the virus. As such, the leadership at Liberty and the medical school advocated that its clinical students be…
Time-honored nursing ceremonies recognize graduating seniors, new sophomore nursing students
Marking the step from student to professional for the 94 students graduating next month, Liberty University’s School of Nursing (LUSON) held this semester’s pinning ceremony on Saturday evening, Nov. 7, 2020, at Thomas Road Baptist Church. Read the full Liberty University New Service article here.
Liberty nursing professor receives surprise retirement celebration after 21 years of service
Frederick Kail, better known as “Bo” to his students and fellow professors in the Liberty University School of Nursing, was celebrated at a surprise party on Thursday to mark his 21 years of service to Liberty, years characterized by his passion for nursing, his students, and serving God through his work. Read the full Liberty University…
