Biography Katie Aglione is pursuing dual degrees in nursing and health promotion & health equity. Originally from Rumson, New Jersey, she chose UW–Madison for its vibrant school spirit and welcoming community. Katie is passionate about exploring different nursing specialties and hopes to find her niche through diverse clinical experiences. Her advice to future nurses is …
Biography Middleton native Maddy Ancheta chose UW–Madison for its close-knit community and abundant student resources. She said that peer mentors, a phenomenal advising team, tutoring, the CTEN labs, and proximity to many hospitals made the program stand out. She’s currently interested in women’s health and finds inspiration in connecting with patients and learning their unique …
Biography Abigail Schafer, from Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, chose UW–Madison for its academic excellence, evidence-based clinical training, and commitment to community health. She says she wanted to be part of a program that not only trains skilled nurses but also empowers future leaders who can make a difference in health care systems and patient outcomes. She hopes …
Biography From Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, Narianna Tagura always dreamed of attending UW–Madison. She values the university’s reputation, support for students of color, and its emphasis on leadership and compassion. Narianna plans to become a pediatric nurse and eventually a nurse practitioner. She’ll graduate with a BSN and a certificate in Asian American studies. Her favorite …