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CONSIDER RURAL WISCONSIN -- Up to $25,000 Education Loan Assistance for Health Professionals Willing to Work There!
Wisconsin Office of Rural Health is offering a Health Professional Loan Assistance Program (HPLAP), which provides up to $25,000 in education loan assistance to health professionals, including nurse practitioners, physician assistants and certified midwives, who agree to practice in a shortage area in Wisconsin for three years. The application deadline is November, and funds are disbursed by the following March. Qualified applicants may apply throughout the year. For more information on the program and the online application:
http://www.worh.org/resources, then click on the loan program.
Ann Sweet Tobey AS '04, Nursing, saved a teen's life in the Mall of America. On May 2, 2007, Sweet Tobey acted quickly when she and her companion Ramona Rivera came upon a fourteen-year-old girl bleeding from razor wounds to her abdomen. They used towels, apron, and a belt to staunch the bleeding enough to stablize her until paramedics could arrive.
Bob Kirk AS '98 Uses Retirement for New Career in Nursing
Bok Kirk loves the flexibility and ability to serve he has in nursing. For more...
| CAMPUS ALUMNAE EVENTS MINNEAPOLIS HEALTH CAMPUS NEWS
 Mary Broderick, Former Interim College President, Dean of Minneapolis Campus, and Nursing Professor Retires after a 50 Year Career in Health Care and a Tenure as the CEO of Catholic Eldercare in Minneapolis. For more...
More than 75 Health Students and Faculty Volunteer for Project Homeless Connect. For more...
Industry leaders help launch the College of St. Catherine School of Health. The School of Health will integrate the College’s 21 existing healthcare programs and accelerate development of new programs. They plan to develop Associate Degree programs for Cardiovascular Technicians, Gerontology, Pharmacy Technicians, and Reimbursement Specialists. For more...
Liberal Arts and Sciences Associate Professor Mark Nowak’s essay, "'To commit suicide in Buffalo is redundant': Music and Death in Zero City, 1982-1984", appears in The American Poets in the 21st Century. This anthology of only a dozen US poets, includes a large section on Nowak’s work. It was edited by Claudia Rankine and Lisa Sewell and is published by Wesleyan University Press. His essay 'Independent Bookstores on Remainder' appeared in the July 2007 issue of The Progressive.
 Holistic Health Director Janet Dahlem Teaches Alumnae How Laughter Is Physcially, Spiritually, and Emotionally Good for Us. For more...
| LINKS to ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS
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Minneapolis Health Campus
Master of Arts in Holistic Health Studies Program
Holistic Health Studies Alumnae Page
Associate Degree Programs
Certificate Programs
Access and Success Program
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