We Dare
We Dare
Daring comes in many forms. It's taking risks, challenging the status quo and pushing the boundaries of what is possible. It's calm in the face of adversity, perseverance through failure and selflessness in the pursuit of excellence. For each person and in each moment, daring may look different. At the University of Michigan School of Nursing, we dare every day, using our knowledge, skills, innovation and compassion to advance the public good and prepare the next generation of nurses to change the world.
We Dare to lead substance use research
Sean McCabe brings the people and lived experiences that shaped him into his work as a professor at the U-M School of Nursing.
We Dare to create a space for men in nursing
Josiah Ratts and Neal Hautz are working together to make a difference for the future of the nursing profession and health for all.
We Dare to improve cancer care beyond our borders
Alumna Laura Haskins (BSN ’11) has never hesitated to change course in pursuit of her passion.
We dare to advance palliative care
Karen Harden, Deb Price, Heidi Mason and April Bigelow are driving progress in palliative care education, research and practice.
We Dare to achieve our best
Hayley Flores grew up hearing stories of dedicated NICU nurses who provided lifesaving care to her brother. Now she's pursuing her dream to become a nurse.
We Dare to strengthen women's health care
Nafisah McClendon realized she wanted to be a nurse, but her own pregnancy sparked a passion to become a nurse-midwife.
We Dare to inform health care policy
Geoffrey Hoffman is using his research to push for policy change and rethink the way we provide care to vulnerable populations.
We Dare to immerse students in clinical learning
Through extensive evaluation and training, the CLC has become essential to the educational experience at the U-M School of Nursing.
We Dare to elevate the nursing profession
When Olga Yakusheva’s mother was diagnosed with terminal cancer, she made an observation that would change her career.
We Dare to reimagine nursing education
The U-M School of Nursing's new online master's programs are bringing top-ranked nursing education to the digital space.
