Alumni
Kristine and Patrick Hawkins are a power couple. After years of dedicating their lives to serving our country in the armed forces, they have pivoted to civilian careers as nurses. On September 11 they graduated from Chamberlain. University's Jacksonville campus with the highest honors.
Chamberlain University alumna Rachell Dumas and her husband, Monterrio Alexander, are expecting a baby. After a tumultuous year in which Rachell fought for the lives of COVID-19 patients in New York City at the height of the
Recent Chamberlain University, Jacksonville campus graduates, Kristine and Patrick Hawkins are a power couple.
Krista Moss dreamed of being a nurse since she was a child. But by the time she grew up and had five children of her own, she accepted that her dream would probably remain just that: a dream.
When ER Nurse Misty Brooks, BSN, RN, CEN—and a NASCAR fan since her teens—heard that motorsports were coming back from their COVID-19 hiatus, she thought she couldn’t be happier. Boy was she wrong. She soon learned she’d be honored at the next race. And that one of the cars would feature her name for all to see. Then, she learned the best part: That she’d get to be a grand marshal for the race itself.
Elliott serves as the senior vice president of clinical services for Brookdale Senior Living Solutions, bringing together a national clinical department in over 1,000 facilities across 46 states. Elliott oversees 8,000 nurses who care for 100,000 residents.
In 2009, African novelist, Chimamanda Adiche gave a TED Talk in which she addressed the danger of a single story. She warned that if we hear only a single story about another person or country, we risk a critical misunderstanding.
As a student in Chamberlain’s Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) Educator specialty track, Myria Taylor, MSN, RN, tackled the question that preoccupies educators everywhere: how do we make sure ...