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Nurses on Boards Coalition Recognizes WGU as a Founding Partner Online, nonprofit university’s students and alumni to benefit from the Coalition’s trainings and resources
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | Download PDF Version February 1, 2018 WGU contact for media inquiries: Joan Mitchell – VP of Public Relations 801-428-5463 jmitchell@wgu.edu SALT LAKE CITY — (February 1, 2018) Western Governors University (WGU), one of the nation’s leading nurse educators, has been recognized by the Nurses on Boards Coalition (NOBC) as a Founding Healthcare Leadership Organization Strategic Partner for ...
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American Sentinel University Partners with Nurses on Boards Coalition
American Sentinel University Partners with Nurses on Boards Coalition
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | Download PDF Version January 23, 2018 Aurora, CO American Sentinel University, an accredited healthcare-focused online university, announced today that it has partnered with the Nurses on Board Coalition (NOBC) in its goal of ensuring that at least 10,000 nurses are on boards by 2020. NOBC is an organization committed to building healthier communities through the service of ...
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Nurses on Boards Coalition and Chamberlain College of Nursing Join Forces to Empower Nurse Leaders
Nurses on Boards Coalition and Chamberlain College of Nursing Join Forces to Empower Nurse Leaders
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | Download PDF Version April 26, 2017 Media Contacts: Patricia Epstein, Nurses on Boards Coalition 301-628-5203 patricia.epstein@ana.org Natalie Sobolewski Senior Communications Manager Chamberlain College of Nursing 630-353-8716 nsobolewski@chamberlain.edu DOWNERS GROVE, Ill. – Today, the Nurses on Boards Coalition (NOBC) and Chamberlain College of Nursing announced the culmination of their year-long work developing a long-term strategic partnership with ...
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The Nurses on Boards Coalition (NOBC) represents national nursing and other organizations working to build healthier communities in America by increasing nurses’ presence on corporate, health-related, and other boards, panels, and commissions.