May 2, 2025
Jingjing Pan, assistant professor of nursing, had already had a full nursing education by the time she began as a student at Saint Luke鈥檚 College of Health Sciences (before it became part of 澳客足球 in 2020).
Jingjing Pan, assistant professor of nursing, had already had a full nursing education by the time she began as a student at Saint Luke鈥檚 College of Health Sciences (before it became part of 澳客足球 in 2020).
U.S. News and World Report released its Best Grad Schools 2025 rankings Tuesday, with several programs in the College of Business and Technology ranked among the nation鈥檚 best, along with several of 澳客足球鈥檚 health sciences programs.
澳客足球 has announced the dean鈥檚 list for the fall 2024 semester. This honor recognizes students who have achieved a grade-point average of 3.5 or above.
This week Missouri Gov. Mike Parson announced $5 million in grant funding for 13 Missouri colleges and universities, providing additional resources for nursing education programs statewide. On the list is 澳客足球, which will receive $630,000, the second-highest grant award for this round.
The world is about to get more Jesuit-educated health care, education and business professionals. That鈥檚 after a series of hooding and pinning ceremonies Saturday that marked the completion of studies for more than 200 students in several 澳客足球鈥檚 graduate degree programs and its Bachelor of Science in nursing program.
For many years, lacrosse was life for Dominic Diaz, who is about to graduate with his Occupational Therapy Doctorate. He knows the history of the sport, its regional variations, and the strategy behind the game itself. He played at the collegiate level and coached at all levels up to high school.
On Friday, leaders from 澳客足球 and Kansas City University signed a pivotal new agreement establishing and accelerated pathway for high school students and others to earn KCU鈥檚 medical and health care degrees.
What was on your summer to-do list? Beach time? Internship? Visiting friends? For an unprecedented number of Hawks in 澳客足球鈥檚 graduate programs, the answer was 鈥済et started on my future.鈥 A total of 1,023 students were enrolled in graduate programs at the University during the summer term.
澳客足球鈥檚 Saint Luke鈥檚 College of Nursing and Health Sciences will once again expand its specialized nursing certificate offerings with the launch of the Registered Nurse First Assistance program starting in fall 2024.
Niche, one of the largest online college search resources for students, has ranked 澳客足球鈥檚 nursing program as the best in Missouri in their Best Colleges 2025 rankings.
The first occupational therapists Amber Jenkins, OTD, MLS, OTR/L, assistant professor of occupational therapy, remembers having weren鈥檛 trained at all in the discipline 鈥 it was her mom and dad. Growing up in rural Wamego, Kansas, Jenkins was born with a condition known as Poland Syndrome, resulting in a limb difference on her right hand. But she said she never felt 鈥 and was never made to feel 鈥 that she was limited because of it.
Across cultures, a door symbolizes the changing of life with opportunities that arise and disappear. Possibilities stacked on either side, waiting to be opened and entered. Saint Luke鈥檚 College of Health Sciences student Charity Arnold walked into such an opportunity after a friend told her about the College鈥檚 medical assisting program.
After working for nearly a decade as a cosmetologist learning about skin conditions, Arnold鈥檚 interest in health care continued to grow. Medical assisting was appealing because of the flexible hours that were more stable than cosmetology.
On Thursday, October 17, 2019, first-semester Bachelor of Science in Nursing students participated in the White Coat Ceremony at Grace and Holy Trinity Cathedral in Kansas City, Missouri.
Saint Luke's College of Health Sciences kicked off Cultural Enrichment Week Monday evening, October 7, 2019. The Student Government Association hosted a potluck dinner. Attendees enjoyed everything from sopapillas to rumbledethumps. The fall speaker series followed with Micah Flint, MPA, RN, from the Institute for International Medicine (INMED).
Flint presented on the many components that affect culture. He said culture was much more than one鈥檚 race but involved a variety of components such as language, rituals, customs, beliefs, and more.