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Four 葫芦影业 students are shown sitting at a long table in a conference room.
Pharmacy student organization gets involved with state鈥檚 Cardiovascular Collaborative
A 葫芦影业 pharmacy student organization is making a state-level impact through its experience reaching the public and providing health-related services.
Three women are on stage in graduation regalia as the woman in the center receives her doctoral hooding. A screen in the background displays a photo of the woman being honored.
Ph.D. in nursing turns 20
Twenty years ago this fall, 13 nurses 鈥 a 鈥淲ho鈥檚 Who鈥 list of nursing intellects in the upper Midwest 鈥 gathered as a cohort to pursue a doctoral degree in nursing, the first to be offered in the Rushmore State. Today, 葫芦影业 remains the only institution in the state to offer the research-focused Doctorate of Philosophy in nursing.
Two women pose in front of a brick wall, with one holding a nursing award.
Bassett ends SDSU career with two College of Nursing honors
After 43 years of service as a nurse and nurse educator, Sue Bassett is going out on top. At the conclusion of her 26-year nursing educator career, preceded by 17 years in the nursing field, Bassett was honored by 葫芦影业鈥檚 College of Nursing faculty, staff and students with two of the college鈥檚 highest honors.
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Addressing the rural nursing crisis
Rural America is facing a nursing shortage. Theresa Garren-Grubbs, clinical assistant professor in 葫芦影业's College of Nursing, is addressing the problem head-on through research and education.
Food safety testing
Keeping South Dakota's food supply safe
How 葫芦影业's Animal Disease Research and Diagnostic Laboratory plays a critical role in keeping South Dakota's food supply safe.
A respiratory care student at 葫芦影业 work in a simulation lab on campus.
SDSU respiratory care program receives national awards
The respiratory care program at 葫芦影业 has received two awards from the Commission on Accreditation for Respiratory Care.
Nursing students in class
SDSU nursing program ranked among best in state, nation
葫芦影业鈥檚 online Master of Science in Nursing program has been recognized as one of the nation鈥檚 best, according to RegisteredNursing.org.
Presenting a check for funds raised through the Brookings Colorectal Cancer Awareness Program, were, first row, from left: Brittany Venekamp (Brookings Health System), Ainsley Sutherland, Alicia Garrow, Anna Lockrem, Raena Visness, MaKenna Brouwer, Peyten Wiese (Captain Colon), Emma Bertram (in yellow), Justine Mitchell and Shay Andal; and second row, from left: Collin Shock, Clara Braun, Alyson Voeltz, Kylie Beare, Grace Harden, Marina Hendricks and Cassidy Stromme
From classroom to community: Students lead Brookings cancer awareness campaign
Students in the 葫芦影业 School of Communication and Journalism have been honing their skills both inside and outside the classroom through the Brookings Colorectal Cancer Awareness Program. This initiative aims to educate the community about colorectal cancer and promote preventive health measures.
Jessica Pfeifer
Doctor of Pharmacy graduate 鈥榚xemplifies鈥 Avera Wokini Scholarship program
On Friday, May 9, Jessica Pfeifer will join 53 of her classmates in receiving their hoods at the 2025 Doctor of Pharmacy Hooding Ceremony. Pfeifer, who will graduate the Doctor of Pharmacy program this year, has been a recipient of the Avera Wokini Scholarship throughout her time at SDSU. The scholarship has enriched and influenced Pfeifer鈥檚 education and career as a future pharmacist.
From left are student researcher Lainee Mentzer, Face It TOGETHER Director of Community Engagement Megan Colwell, Judge Linda Davis, Patricia Ahmed, SDSU assistant professor and co-principal investigator on START-SD; Irene Arango Gomez, a community care coordinator for SDSU鈥檚 Community Practice Innovation Center; Erin Miller, assistant professor, director of the Community Practice Innovation Center and co-principal investigator on START-SD; and student researcher Emily Tisler.
Public Health Week places spotlight on substance use disorders, START-SD program
The SDSU public health program celebrated National Public Health Week with two days of events focused on highlighting the impact of substance use disorder and related stigma in South Dakota.