Administration
U-M Regents approve new School of Nursing building project
The University of Michigan Board of Regents today approved the construction of a new School of Nursing building of approximately 75,000 gross square feet to accommodate instructional spaces, a clinical learning center with simulation and skill labs and simulated patient suites in an environment that will foster collaboration and community.
Insight: Public schools sell empty classroom seats abroad
Shifting the clinical teaching paradigm in undergraduate nursing education
International Sustainable Campus Network Recognizes Penn’s Green Academic Offerings
Faculty retention proves a major challenge for universities
What future Erasmus students are like is being studied
Medical School implements successful radiation protection program for undergraduate medical students
Education Department Awards $24.6 Million in Grants To Support Teacher and Principal Development
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