College of Nursing Newsroom

Daniel Fernandez Tamayo, DNP ’24, was awarded the 2024 Archbishop Raymond G. Hunthausen Outstanding Service Award and delivered the valedictory address at Seattle University’s Graduate Commencement ceremony.

Each year, the College of Nursing takes time to acknowledge and honor graduating seniors and doctoral students who have made significant contributions to the university community. This recognition celebrates their hard work, dedication and achievements throughout their academic journey.

Today marks the beginning of National Nurses Week (May 6-12)! We honor each one of our faculty, staff, students, and alumni who represent Seattle University College of Nursing so well throughout our city, region, state, and nation. We also beam with pride and optimism of the impact that our immediate next cohorts of nurses who complete our undergraduate and graduate programs will make

Join us for a thoughtful discussion with leaders from the nursing profession about potential ethical impacts of Artificial Intelligence on health systems and patient care. 

It’s been an exciting, energetic, and enriching time for me since stepping into the Deanship of the College of Nursing last July. I’ve gotten better acquainted with faculty and staff throughout our college and the university, and have had wonderful opportunities to engage with our students. Everyone has made settling in easy and enjoyable. I’m so appreciative of the continued warmth and

Drs. Gayle Robinson and Mo-Kyung Sin are recipients of the Dr. Lester and Mary Ann Sauvage Endowed Professorship in Nursing for 2023-2024. This professorship named in honor of Dr. Lester and Mary Ann Sauvage, BSN '56, focuses on wellness, disease prevention, and health promotion to improve the physical, emotional and spiritual quality of life to help individuals maintain heart health and