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Penn Connects > Campus Master Plan
A Vision for the FutureSchool of Nursing
Afaf I. Meleis, Margaret Bond Simon Dean of Nursing
Where Science Leads: The Campaign for Penn Nursing
Campaign Chair(s): Pedie Killebrew, CW’61, and Andrea Laporte, NU’69
Campaign Goal: $75 million
Priority Highlights: Professorships, Research Center Support, Clinical Education, Community Health, Renovation of Facilities, Undergraduate Scholarships, Graduate Fellowships, Annual Giving
As our population ages and nursing shortages become ever more critical, the need for nurse scientists is acute. Penn Nursing Science is remarkable for its research-driven innovations and its commitment to ensuring excellent health care around the world.
Download the Where Science Leads case statement > (PDF, 1.50 MB)
UPDATE 2008: THE FIRST YEAR OF MAKING HISTORY | |
| Last year's greatest fundraising triumph? | |
| The endowment of the NewCourtland Center for Transitions and Health at Penn Nursing, the first research center in the country focused on improving care of patients as they transition between health care settings and providers. The gift is an investment in the translation of nursing science into clinical practice and reflects a partnership that now spans all of our campaign priorities. | |
| Most memorable moment? | |
| Standing with faculty, staff, students, donors, friends, and dean emerita Dr. Claire Fagin as we officially dedicated our building, Claire M. Fagin Hall! | |
| Your main focus this year? | |
| To build support for our faculty, who continue to develop cutting-edge knowledge and translate that science into care. | |
| What's most exciting about Making History? | |
| The opportunity to share that the very nature of Penn Nursing science is not only to make history, but to make a difference through transforming care and improving lives. | |
We are Penn Nursing Science. Care to Change the World.