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My favorite part of the job is seeing students make it to graduation and knowing I had a hand in helping them be successful and realizing their dreams. It is very satisfying to see the graduates walk across the stage, knowing they have earned their diplomas with a lot of hard work, and we have all contributed in some way to their success.

Artificial intelligence is reshaping many areas of healthcare from how vital signs are monitored to how early interventions are recommended. At St. Elizabeth School of Nursing, these advancements are being welcomed not with fear or fanfare but with thoughtful integration rooted in the school’s mission to form compassionate, discerning nurses.

For Terry and Annette Wilson, giving back to the St. Elizabeth School of Nursing is an extension of their lifelong commitment to healthcare and the values that guide their lives.

At St. Elizabeth School of Nursing, leadership doesn’t start after graduation—it begins immediately. Nursing students Noah Blankenship and Marleigh Davis are stepping into that call through their involvement in the National Student Nurses’ Association (NSNA), an organization that connects and equips nursing students through advocacy, professional development and leadership opportunities.