News for our alumni

Dean Weglicki looks at the underlying issues of the current nursing shortage and growing the nursing workforce in South Carolina.

As a leader in nursing education for over a century, CON must play a central role in providing a better pipeline for growing the nursing workforce in our state.

Estee Perlmutter APRN, FNP-C, ’06 recently led efforts to administer 27,000 Pfizer vaccines throughout the Lowcountry.

The dean shares a few proud highlights from the MUSC College of Nursing.

South Carolina nursing deans are working together to lead critical conversations on racial inequity and inequality.

Valerie Assey, R.N., MSN ’86, helped build an HIV/AIDS clinic for a population that did not have a lot of support 30 years ago.

The MUSC Alumni Association is proud to recognize and honor Dr. Lynn and Dr. Fowler for service, dedication and contributions made to the field of nursing.

Learn about all the innovative ways that the College of Nursing is changing what’s possible in nursing education, practice and research.

The MUSC College of Nursing’s 2020-2025 strategic plan charts a course for the college’s future.

In mid-20th century South Carolina, the outlook for women giving birth, especially in rural areas, was bleak. A nurse-midwifery program helped change that.