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Meet our SON Bloggers!   Spring Break in New Orleans
Two members of the Traditional Class of 2011, Anna (left) and Cecilia, are blogging about their spring break experiences in New Orleans this week. They are among a small group of SON students spending their break on a service trip, working in medical units, visiting hospitals and helping to rebuild homes destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. Read about their trip.
 Johns Hopkins Nursing in Haiti
Dr. Elizabeth D. Sloand, an assistant professor in the School of Nursing, traveled to Haiti as part of the multidisciplinary Hopkins Go Team, the Johns Hopkins version of a disaster relief team. She spent more than two weeks in Haiti following the Jan. 12 earthquake there, caring for patients at the University Hospital in Port-au-Prince and at a clinic in nearby Gressier. More blog entries from faculty and students in Haiti
 Rachel, Traditional 2011. I'm from the gorgeous Pacific Northwest where I graduated from the University of Washington. After two years of either visiting or living in 17 different cities, I'm excited to finally stay put in Baltimore so I can use my nursing degree to work with underprivileged populations overseas! |  Hai Yen, Traditional 2011. "Live, love, and laugh. This is why I chose to become a nurse." |  Caitlin, Accelerated 2010. Exactly 19 hours after I walked across a stage and moved my cap tassle from right to left I found myself driving across the Midwest to my new home, Baltimore. Two weeks later I started nursing school! |  Kristen, Accelerated 2010. Hello everyone!!! I'm from New Orleans, LA, with a previous degree in biology from Spelman College. I'm thrilled to give you a glimpse into the life of a nursing student at Johns Hopkins University!
|  Christine, Traditional 2011. Born and raised in the Buckeye State, I did my first two years of undergrad at Eastern Michigan University. I am trying to balance Army ROTC and Nursing School while still maintaining my love for all things fashion, fabulous, and college football. |  Whitney, Traditional 2010. Once a University of Georgia Bulldawg (yes, that's the correct spelling), I am now a new Hopkins nursing student! Don't worry Georgia fans; I'll never forget my roots. knowledge to nursing. |  Laura, Traditional 2011. I'm a southern girl who holds a previous BA in psychology and is addicted to philosophical conversations and world exploration. My goal is to become a psychiatric nurse practitioner and have lots of adventures along the way! |  Jennilyn, Traditional 2011. I'm a former military child, world traveler, and a business and arts major who recently uprooted my family (which includes two beagles) and moved across the country to study to be a nurse practitioner at the renowned Johns Hopkins. |
 Assistant Professor Dr. Laura Taylor
Dr. Laura Taylor is an expert in the use of computer-based information technologies to advance both research and education, primarily in the area of organ donation and transplantation. She came to the School of Nursing as a post-doctoral fellow and visiting faculty member and currently is exploring the use of a web-based intervention to educate and support family caregivers of living kidney donors following surgery.
 Assistant Professor Betty Jordan blogs about women's health
With over 25 years of clinical experience and significant research expertise in labor and delivery, Dr. Elizabeth ("Betty") Jordan is a recognized national leader in maternal and newborn outcomes research, education, and practice. She shares her observations on the latest trends and research in women's care on her expert blog on Yahoo! Health.
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