Macy Deaton’s path to nursing is rooted in reducing barriers.
TBSN program
The Power of the Pause
Tori DePrey ’18 shares how resilience, grace, and self-awareness have shaped her evolving nursing journey.
Brandon Kreger x’26 Named a UW Notable Grad
Brandon Kreger hadn’t considered nursing as a career, until he felt a strange pull towards the School of Nursing during student orientation. It turned out to be his calling, and he’s graduating this spring with honors.
Q&A with Maddy Ancheta x’27
Maddy Ancheta x’27 was inspired to pursue nursing through family role models and a passion for science, relationships, and addressing health inequities. Her clinical experiences have deepened her skills and sparked ideas for future career goals.
Q&A With Taylor Brook x’26
Taylor Brook shares how her mother’s example, UW–Madison’s world‑class clinical training, and the support of a scholarship are shaping her mission to empower patients and strengthen community health.
Where are they now? Alumni feature: Autumn Henze ’15
From rural Wisconsin to the heart of Chicago’s refugee community, Autumn Henze’s nursing path is a story of courage, cultural connection, and unwavering commitment to mental health.
Carmela De Leon: A World‑Traveled Nurse in the Making
Carmela De Leon x’26 is a globally minded nursing student whose journey at UW–Madison is fueled by scholarship support and a drive to improve mental health outcomes for young patients worldwide.
Why Scholarships Matter: Allie Young’s Story
Receiving a scholarship made it possible for Allie Young x’26 to complete a Traditional BSN at her dream school.
Carmela De Leon’s Ireland Immersion Experience
Carmela De Leon, x’26, calls studying abroad in Ireland one of her best decisions as a nursing student, gaining a global health perspective at University College Dublin, meeting peers worldwide, and growing personally and professionally with the help of scholarships.
From Battlefield to Clinic: Brenda Coupar’s Path from Combat Lifesaver to DNP
Brenda Coupar ’09, DNP’18, knows the true meaning of service. “I didn’t choose nursing. Nursing chose me,” she says.