News at Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing

For four DNP students, group support and camaraderie (and a little bit of fun) built an unforgettable program experience—and lasting friendships.

Kristin Carter and Connie Kelling, instructors at Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, won first place in a quality improvement and informational poster presentation at the Ohio League for Nursing Conference held in Columbus last month. At the conference, Carter and Kelling shared their work …

Karen Towne, a postdoctoral scholar at Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing and associate professor at the University of Mount Union School of Nursing, was recently selected as the 2026 Midwest Nursing Research Society’s Population & Community Health RIIG Dissertation Award recipient.Towne was…

Standing in the operating room during clinical rotations as a student at Case Western Reserve University Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, Mira Soderstrom Schwarz had the unique opportunity to provide the patient-centered care she had fought to receive for herself as a teenager.At 13 years…

The inaugural Nursing Adventure Day, sponsored by the Black Student Nurses Association, shared the fundamentals of nursing with 20 high school students—and laid the groundwork for future nurses.

Two faculty members and a doctoral student contributed to building a new framework for aging-related education programs

Fourteen nursing students headed to Taiwan over spring break to learn about healthcare systems, education and customs.

Evaluation based on preparing and graduating students that employers seek in an evolving AI-driven workforce

The School of Nursing made gains in several categories and was well represented in newly ranked specialties.

Elizabeth Click, medical director at Case Western Reserve University and associate professor‌ at Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, recently presented on ways to unlock success for sustainable stakeholder engagement in worksite well-being programs at the 36th annual Art & Science of Health…