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Rush-Presbyterian-St.Luke’s Nurses Alumni Association FY17 Fiscal Year in Review Considerable progress has been made in our mission to support the College of Nursing in producing highly prepared nurses while promoting the college and its alumni. As alumni board president, I am grateful to the alumni board representatives and all Rush nurse alumni who make this success possible. Thank you to our alumni who continue to generously give of their time and resources, providing much-needed support to the next generation of nurse leaders. Marilyn Wideman, DNP, RN, BC, FAAN (DNP ’07) President, Rush-Presbyterian-St.Luke’s Nurses Alumni Association Strengthening Alumni Pride • Hosted a Rush University College of Nursing reception at the 2016 American Academy of Nursing annual conference where five alumni were inducted as fellows. • Attracted nearly 40 alumni to a social networking reception in Chicago and 73 alumni and guests to the 2017 Nursing Networks event, focused on the emerging role of nurse leadership in ambulatory care. • Welcomed five new Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke’s Nurses Alumni Association Board members for the 2016-2018 term. Supporting the College • Contributed $10,000 to the Dean’s Discretionary Fund to support student travel awards distributed by the College of Nursing Student Council. Increasing Student Outreach • Connected with GEM and DNP students through alumni association presentations at two orientations and seven final visits, and shared alumni welcome remarks at two GEM convocation ceremonies. • Attracted more than 80 alumni, faculty, students and staff nurses to a lunch presentation with Rush Chief Nursing Officer and alumna Angelique Richard, PhD, RN (BSN ’85, MSN ’88) during National Nurses Week in collaboration with the Student Nurses Association and Professional Nurse Staff. • Participated at the Interprofessional Speed Networking event with more than 50 Rush University students preparing for graduation. Strategic Plan Accomplishments (July 1, 2016-June 30, 2017)
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R u s h - P re s b y t e r i a n - S t . L u k e ’s N u r s e s A l u m n i A s s o c i a t i o n F Y 1 7 F i s c a l Ye a r i n R e v i e w
Considerable progress has been made in our mission to support the College of Nursing in producing highly prepared nurses while promoting the college and its alumni. As alumni board president, I am grateful to the alumni board representatives and all Rush nurse alumni who make this success possible. Thank you to our alumni who continue to generously give of their time and resources, providing much-needed support to the next generation of nurse leaders. Marilyn Wideman, DNP, RN, BC, FAAN (DNP ’07)President, Rush-Presbyterian-St.Luke’s Nurses Alumni Association
Strengthening Alumni Pride• Hosted a Rush University College of Nursing
reception at the 2016 American Academy of Nursing annual conference where five alumni were inducted as fellows.
• Attracted nearly 40 alumni to a social networking reception in Chicago and 73 alumni and guests to the 2017 Nursing Networks event, focused on the emerging role of nurse leadership in ambulatory care.
• Welcomed five new Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke’s Nurses Alumni Association Board members for the 2016-2018 term.
Supporting the College• Contributed $10,000 to the Dean’s
Discretionary Fund to support student travel awards distributed by the College of Nursing Student Council.
Increasing Student Outreach• Connected with GEM and DNP students
through alumni association presentations at two orientations and seven final visits, and shared alumni welcome remarks at two GEM convocation ceremonies.
• Attracted more than 80 alumni, faculty, students and staff nurses to a lunch presentation with Rush Chief Nursing Officer and alumna Angelique Richard, PhD, RN (BSN ’85, MSN ’88) during National Nurses Week in collaboration with the Student Nurses Association and Professional Nurse Staff.
• Participated at the Interprofessional Speed Networking event with more than 50 Rush University students preparing for graduation.
Strategic Plan Accomplishments (July 1, 2016-June 30, 2017)
60+
student travel awards to attend and present at national conferences
Homecoming 2017 will take place on Nov. 3 and 4, 2017, for all nursing alumni.
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HOMECOMING 2016
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Kathleen Delaney, PhD, PMH-NP, FAAN
(PhD ‘83, Cert. ‘05), with the Distinguished
Alumnus Award
Golden Lamp Society established a new endowed scholarship for underrepresented minority students in the College of Nursing
2016 Alumni Award Recipient
alums & guests attended
Alumni Giving in FY17
$556,418Raised by Alumni in
Support of the College
7
540Total Alumni Donors
$44,524Nurses Alumni
Association Fund
View your Nurses Alumni Association Board of Directors online: rushu.rush.edu/alumni/connect
Golden Lamp Society in FY17
210Total Members
$1,808,053Total Contributions
The Golden Lamp Society recognizes individuals who support Rush University College of Nursing with annual gifts of $300 or more.
13GLS-funded Scholarships
&Gay Landstrom, PhD, RN, NEA-BC (BSN ‘83), with the Excellence in Clinical Practice Award
Recognized
