RAIN Newsletters & Alumni Information
RAIN MHA Education Pathways Attends 27th Annual North Dakota Tribal Leaders Summit
The RAIN MHA Education Pathways program Director Barb Anderson and mentors recently attended the 27th Annual Tribal Leaders Summit hosted by United Tribes Technical College in Bismarck, North Dakota, in early September. During the summit, MHA Education Pathways mentors shared important information about the student support services available through the program. The Education Pathways initiative […]
9/18/2024
9:58AM
RAIN welcomes back Nancy Joyner
The Recruitment & Retention of American Indians into Nursing (RAIN) Program welcomes back Nancy Joyner, MS, CNS-BC< APRN, ACHPN, as the Student Support Services Mentor. This position expands the mission and vision of the RAIN program to other students enrolled at the UND College of Nursing & Professional Disciplines (CNPD), students with American Indian backgrounds […]
9/11/2024
1:58PM
Building Connections: RAIN Students Kick Off Fall 2024 Academic Year
RAIN Students Kick Off Fall 2024 at UND CNPD August marked the start of another exciting semester at the University of North Dakota’s College of Nursing & Professional Disciplines (CNPD). As part of the tradition, the Recruitment & Retention of American Indians into Nursing (RAIN) program hosted a welcome-back luncheon for new and returning RAIN […]
9/10/2024
3:03PM
Honoring RAIN Graduates: Celebrating Accomplishments and Community Impact at the CNPD RN-BSN Pinning Ceremony
In early August, the College of Nursing & Professional Disciplines (CNPD) hosted a pinning ceremony to honor the remarkable achievements of the summer RN to BSN program graduates. Among those celebrated were three dedicated Recruitment & Retention of American Indians into Nursing (RAIN) students: Alyssa Horn, Latoya Poitra, and Crystal Azure, who completed their Bachelor […]
8/27/2024
9:20AM
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