State Farm Scholar intends to help others through nursing
Yahshevah Wilson (A.S. ’25) has always wanted to help people.
“It was either going to be teaching or nursing,” the soon-to-be Perimeter College graduate said.
She thought about being a kindergarten or first-grade teacher. After weighing her options though, Wilson decided nursing was the best path to pursue. Her grandmother was a nurse, and she’s happy to follow in those footsteps.
Plus, she explained, nursing encompasses all aspects of life, including birth.
VSU helps Richmond Hill teacher cross the finish line
Kay Gros was just weeks away from finishing her Bachelor of Science in Education in Workforce Education and Development when her students at Richmond Hill High School were struck with a good idea.
Unique midwifery program tackling maternal mortality
For faculty, staff and students in the Georgia College & State University School of Nursing, combating maternal mortality is the ever-present mission that drives their efforts.
Dalton State student takes first place in Regents Cup
Dalton State College’s John Davis won the individual debate championship and a $3,000 scholarship in the University System of Georgia’s (USG) second annual Regents Cup Debate Series on April 17.
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