Coronavirus information
During this challenging time, our Husky Nurse network has stepped up to support our community and each other. From clinical work in the field helping those impacted by COVID-19 to generous support for our students, times of adversity seem to always bring out the best in us. #TogetherWeWill
How the UW School of Nursing is responding to the outbreak, helpful resources and information
Response
- School of Nursing partners with county to offer clinical opportunities for nursing students during COVID-19 – The Daily (May 15, 2020)
- 1 million nurses needed by 2022 – KIRO7 News (May 12, 2020)
- ‘A lot of opportunity in these ashes‘ – KOMO4 News (May 7, 2020)
- UW Nursing students joint frontline efforts to battle COVID-19, meet public health needs – UW News (April 16, 2020)
- VIDEO: Nursing students step up during coronavirus response – KIRO7 (April 13, 2020)
Resources
- School of Nursing “Back to School/Back to Work” Town Hall meeting recordings:
- Coronavirus information for UW F1 & J1 students
- Message from Executive Dean Azita Emami regarding autumn quarter (June 30, 2020)
- School of Nursing student information
- Frequently asked questions
- School of Nursing faculty/staff information (UW NetID required)
- UW Libraries Blog: resources for transitioning to online learning
- Additional library resources
- University of Washington resources and updates
Support School of Nursing COVID-19 Efforts
The faculty and staff at the UW School of Nursing have been working to develop innovative solutions to the challenges proposed by the coronavirus pandemic. Most recently, we implemented three new clinical opportunities to allow our students to safely learn, meet curriculum requirements, and serve in a time when there is a very urgent public need for nursing skills. If you would like to support the School’s response to the coronavirus, there are two ways that you can do so:
COVID-19 Response Support
Nurses are on the frontlines of fighting this pandemic. From conducting research to participating in clinicals, our priority is the safety of our students and faculty. Please consider giving to our COVID-19 support fund, which will be used to purchase personal protective equipment (PPE) to help them serve our community effectively and safely.
Emergency Student Support
Many of our students are experiencing financial hardships as they continue with their studies. We invite you to make a gift to the Fathi Family Endowed Emergency Fund for Nursing Students. This fund was created in partnership with the Fathi Family to provide support to our students to continue their education.