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Carthage College held the first Social Justice Summit today. I was truly inspired by the speakers. Dr. Toshi Szpyra presented on equity and inclusion in behavioral health. This event was the work of senior students, Gloria Castro-Jimenez and Julia Peters. What an awesome day.

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Consider joining this event on Saturday.

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Looking for compassionate nursing education and direct entry admission? Take a look at Carthage College. We believe in the body, mind, and spirit of our nursing students just like we do for our patients, families, and communities.

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We are hiring for the Academic Year 2024-25. MSN required. Clinicals open for pediatrics, medical-surgical, population, and OB. Labs available for fundamental skills in nursing. On- site teaching in the beautiful Kenosha, Wisconsin community.

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"Turning Intention Into Impact" is the first ever Social Justice Summit theme. This event results from the hard work of one of our Class of 2024 Nursing Students, Gloria Castro-Jimenez and her peer from environmental science, Julia Peters. For lunch, feel free to join the Carthage Nursing table to network. The event is open to community members, alumni, students, faculty, and staff. Hope to see you there!

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Honored to advocate for nursing education on behalf of the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) on Capitol Hill in Washington DC. Our Wisconsin team truly shared amazing perspectives on the academic nursing journey. Our team included Jill Guttormson, Kristen Abbott-Anderson, and Seon Yoon Chung.@AACNDeans24 @aacnursing

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We have such a great team at Carthage College. Excellent work by the School of Business and Economics. Such a great partner.

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Carthage Nursing is dedicated to nursing excellence. We are conducting a search for nursing faculty. We have amazing students who thrive in a liberal arts tradition on the shores of Lake Michigan.

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The Office of Engagement and Inclusion and Carthage Athletics presented the movie “Hesburgh.” “Hesburgh” is a documentary film that explores the life of reverend Theodore Hesburgh, president of the University of Notre Dame. From his early years as a priest to his tenure as the University of Notre Dame president, Hesburgh became a leading voice in the civil rights movement, an advisor to several U.S. presidents, and a champion of social justice causes.This movie was impactful, especially with our students who had a great dialogue after. See the film and go out and be the change.

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