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Sacred Heart University’s Davis and Henley College of Nursing celebrated the annual undergraduate pinning ceremony on Campus Field on May 18, 2021. Photo by Mark F. Conrad

  

Oakland University’s own Linda Thompson Adams, dean and professor of Oakland University’s School of Nursing (SON), was honored with the Distinguished Leadership Award for Education Thursday, March 5, at the Women and Leadership in the Workplace Conference and Awards Luncheon. More at www4.oakland.edu/view_news.aspx?sid=34&nid=5259

1981 - Moms black and white nursing pictures.

The College of Nursing and Alumni Relations came together for an evening celebrating the success of our College of Nursing alumni.

Class of 2017 (Saturday, April 22)

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Graduate nursing students participate in a Blessing of the Hands ceremony at the Chapel of the Holly Spirit, Sacred Heart University, Fairfield, CT. Tuesday, August 27, 2019. Photo by Mark Conrad.

Saturday, April 25 - Abbey Church

Nursing staff group photo.

 

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Dorrie got a toy airplane (Dada told the Southwest credit card woman that we had one and didn't get anything when we signed up, then she said that she couldn't say no to Dorrie's face!), and gave it some milk while we were waiting to take off. Awwww...

School of Nursing and Health Professions celebrated their graduating seniors with a pinning ceremony and an exhibit of the students' work. more about the program: www.usfca.edu/nursing/

Nursing students learn to care for infants.

What is a Nursing Necklace?

 

A nursing necklace is a nursing or breastfeeding necklace is worn by mum whilst she breastfeeds her baby. It can also be used for a bottle-fed baby and can therefore be worn by Dad also!! The basic function of a nursing necklace is to keep your baby's attention whilst they feed, to try to prevent the inevitable hair pulling, glasses being removed, pinching and scratching and looking around the room. Nursing necklaces hold beads in a variety of colours, shapes and patterns. Contrasting colour patterns are great for a young infant’s developing eyesight.

 

Necklaces can be personalised with a name, any other wording or a date of birth. Items can be made in either my or your choice of colours.

 

All my items are unique so you will receive a necklace similar to the ones in the pictures depending on colour choices and beads available.

 

Safety:

 

My necklaces are specifically made with safety in mind from fun colourful and attractive non-toxic acrylic beads. I do not use dangerous glass beads that may chip or wooden beads that may splinter. The necklaces are strung on Pro Line braid that has a breaking strain of 13.64kg (30lbs) and are secured very strongly using a knotting method and then secured with glue.

Due to containing small parts these products are not suitable for children under 36 months without constant supervision.

Walking around old Merritt Island and saw this lady with her nurse sitting outside of her nursing home.

Nursing students demonstrate proper nursing procedures.

Nursing Assistants

April 1977

C. Tom Smith Photography Collection

LFCC Nursing Students volunteer at a COVID-19 vaccine clinic held at the college, March 2021

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