MIAMI – Radiologic Technology & Nursing
SARASOTA – Nursing
“Nursing has forced us to face fears, accomplish things we otherwise never would, to examine ourselves and our prejudices and differences. Nursing, possibly like no other field forces us to look at and really see ourselves as much as it forces us to look at and see others. We haven’t just been learning about illnesses and injuries, we haven’t just been learning about care plans and interventions, we have been learning about ourselves. We’ve been learning about each other. But we have a lot more to learn.” – Student Speaker Lorenzo James Wood
LAKELAND – Physical Therapy Assistant, Radiation Therapy, Radiologic Technology
DAYTONA – Radiologic Technology & Occupational Therapy Assistant
TALLAHASSEE – Radiologic Technology, Occupational Therapy Assistant, & Nursing
FLAGSHIP COLLEGE OF GOLF
JACKSONVILLE – Occupational Therapy Assistant & Nursing
MELBOURNE – Nursing
FORT LAUDERDALE – Nursing
“We did it Cohort 26!”, exclaimed KU – Fort Lauderdale campus outgoing National Student Nursing Association President Frederick “Ricky” Hamilton as his mother came up to the stage to present him his pin at the Nursing Pinning Ceremony at the Holy Cross Hospital Auditorium. In addition, 8 out of the 22 nursing graduates of cohort 26 went above and beyond, completing the Leadership Distinction Program and received their red honor cords, Certification of Completion in Leadership and Letter of Recommendation from Dr. Vonk at the ceremony.
My instructors believed in me. They were more than instructors, they tried to get to know you as a person and tried to understand your goals so they could push you towards them. Student services helped me find a job before I even graduated. Everyone was dedicated to my overall success.
