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Nursing Celebrates 125 Years

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1 minute read November 13, 2014

The University of Cincinnati College of Nursing marked its 125th anniversary Saturday, Nov. 8, with a "UC College of Nursing Day" proclamation from Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley and a new book commemorating the occasion. 


"University of Cincinnati College of Nursing: 125 Years of Transforming Health Care," written by freelance writer Wendy Hart Beckman, provides an account of the college's roots and transformation. It's available for purchase for $29.99 at orangfrazer.com.
 
The college’s anniversary celebration continues into the spring, culminating in the recognition of 125 alums with Alumni Legacy Awards. Winners will be celebrated in April at the college’s Alumni Weekend events. Nominations are being accepted through Dec. 15. 

"UC College of Nursing Day" proclamation from Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley

"UC College of Nursing Day" proclamation from Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley

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