News from School of Nursing & Health Studies

Hannah Berg, HS ’21

Learn more about Hannah Berg, HS '21. Hannah tells us about their experience in the Health Studies program and what they're working on now.

February 15, 2022

Kathy Luangrath, HS ’20

Learn more about Kathy Luangrath, HS '20. Kathy tells us about their experience in the Health Studies program and what they're working on now.

February 15, 2022

Meet Dr. Sunita Iyer!

Learn more about SNHS Assistant Teaching Professor Sunita Iyer. Dr. Iyer talks about their current projects, what inspires them, and their aspirations.

February 11, 2022

Alumni Donor Spotlight: Bradley Budrow

We are pleased to highlight our alumni who give back to our school. Please enjoy reading about Bradley Budrow, BSN ’14, as he shares a little about his UW Bothell experience and why he gives back to our school.

February 10, 2022

Catching Up With Rebecca Samuel

This week, the School of Nursing & Health Studies caught up with alum Rebecca Samuel. Rebecca earned her Bachelor of Arts in Health Studies in 2020.

February 10, 2022

Dr. Kenworthy on Medical Crowdfunding

Associate Professor Nora Kenworthy's research on medical crowdfunding reveals startling results. Read more about these campaigns and how they deepen inequities.

February 7, 2022

MN Students Create a Community of Peer Mentorship

Learn more about the Master of Nursing Peer Community - a student led resource for Master of Nursing students and alumni.

January 31, 2022

Health Studies Student is Co-Founder of Afghans of Seattle

Sameer Mahan, Health Studies student, co-founded Afghans of Seattle, dedicated to providing refugees with assistance and resources. One of Mahan's co-founders is Shugla Kakar, HS '18.

November 8, 2021

Behavioral Health Program Launched

SNHS' Behavioral Health program for health care professionals was launched last autumn. The program's success has prompted program expansion plans. Every participant in the first cohort said they would recommend the course to peers and coworkers. SNHS dean, Shari L. Dworkin, said “I’m thrilled for the students and their patients, and so proud of our team for this program that will change how caregivers and providers care for the most vulnerable.”