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Welcome to the School of Nursing
We have been educating nurses since 1933 to be leaders in meeting the challenges of a changing health care system. We prepare nurses at the undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral levels, in both official languages, and our faculty and students actively engage in research locally, nationally and globally.
To learn more about the history of the School, please click on the link.
News and Events
- January 2010
Message of the Director
Potential strike at Ontario colleges may affect some students at the Faculty of Health Sciences
There is the potential for a strike at Ontario colleges in the coming weeks/month.
University of Ottawa students, registered in the Collaborative BScN program at Algonquin College (Woodroffe and Pembroke campuses), may experience some disruption in their studies in the event of a strike.
The School of Nursing, in the Faculty of Health Sciences, is developing initiatives to minimize this potential disruption.
If a strike occurs, affected students will be contacted via their University of Ottawa email and updated information about courses will be posted on the Faculty of Health Sciences - School of Nursing website.
Be assured that we will do our very best to keep you informed of any development regarding this potential disruption.
Kirsten Woodend, Director, School of Nursing
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December 2009
The Canadian Association of Critical Nurses organizes its annual national convention and product exhibition September 19-21, 2010. Diverse programming allows participants to choose from a broad selection of evidence-based topics that are geared to enhancing clinical practice, leadership, education and research. To know more about it, click on the link
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