Year: 2025

Small Victories: Bringing Compassionate Care to Disadvantaged Populations

Matt Meskan, DNP’25, RN, CCHP, brings a passion for practical, patient-centered care to his work as a registered nurse and certified correctional health professional.

Why Become a Nurse Scientist?

Are you a practicing nurse who finds yourself asking deeper questions about the “why” behind your work? Why do we follow certain protocols? Isn’t there a better approach? How can we improve outcomes for patients and communities? If so, you may already be thinking like a nurse scientist. These are the questions that nurse scientists ask—and answer.

Nursing Through a Different Lens

For Will Joyce ’25, the nursing journey wasn’t linear. But after years in the classroom and time spent traveling through Europe, he had what he calls an “epiphany" which led him to UW–Madison’s accelerated bachelor of science in nursing program.

Dr. Megan Miller Wins Grant to Study Spiritual Well-Being in Adults with Cancer

The primary goals of this project are to examine changes in spiritual well-being and cancer-related symptoms over time among adults with cancer.