Outreach & Events
Building Connections to Improve Health
At the WesternU College of Graduate Nursing, we make a difference in the lives of students, patients, individuals, and communities locally and worldwide. We provide the knowledge and the one-on-one patient care to improve the health in the communities we serve. Our approach to patient care and putting the patient first grounds us in our commitment to humanism.
Cooking up Change Pomona’s First Outdoor Community Kitchen
At Lopez Urban Farm, the students joined a long-standing movement led by local farmers, community advocates, and families who have worked for years to maintain consistent access to foods that improve health outcomes and reduce susceptibility to diet-related chronic conditions. Together, they explored what it means to advance food sovereignty, whereby communities have the right to access healthy, nutritious, and culturally meaningful food that is produced sustainably and aligned with ecological principles.
For students, this work represented an opportunity to participate in a movement that can dismantle food swamps, expand access to nutrient-dense foods, and strengthen the conditions that enable families to thrive.
For students, this work represented an opportunity to participate in a movement that can dismantle food swamps, expand access to nutrient-dense foods, and strengthen the conditions that enable families to thrive.
Breathtaking Bolivia
“Bolivia’s health care system stands out for its use of traditional healing practices alongside modern medicine. Clinical experiences were supplemented with case studies and guest lectures to provide students with a well-rounded understanding of health care in the context of Bolivian culture. Suddenly it became clearer why Bolivia was recognized as a pioneer of universal health care. The Bolivians have a robust culture and history of social justice, civic engagement, indigenous rights, and overarching human rights.”
Excellence in Nursing
In this publication, we explore WesternU nurse leaders who are shaping decisions in health and education, CGN students return to Bolivia for a meeting of medicine, tradition, and humanity, and go inside the D.C. conference where DNP students took their voices to the nation’s capital.
Alumni & Friends
CGN graduates are invited to stay in touch and get involved with their alma mater by visiting the Alumni area on our website.
Alumni seeking nursing positions are encouraged to visit the Alumni Career Resources Center. Additional job postings may be found on the Nursing Employment Opportunities
Alumni seeking nursing positions are encouraged to visit the Alumni Career Resources Center. Additional job postings may be found on the Nursing Employment Opportunities