The UC College of Nursing proudly counts more than 12,000 alumni worldwide. We have been a leader in nursing education and the transformation of health care for over 125 years. We have made significant progress and routinely celebrate all of our accomplishments. Whether you shared a dorm room with classmates in Logan Hall, or were a part of the Tribunal, there are so many reasons to make you proud to be a UC College of Nursing graduate. Our strong reputation is based on the great care and leadership that our alumni provide on a daily basis. UC Nurses. We See Leaders!
As alumni, there are many opportunities for you to stay connected with College of Nursing students, faculty and staff. Read on to find the program and events that match your interests!
Sandra Beidelschies, '74, '92
Kimberly Panzeca '09
November 29, 2022
Army ROTC students prepare for their branching ceremony and the next phase of their career.
November 23, 2022
From a pool of more than 1,000 applicants nationally, a University of Cincinnati Venture Lab-backed startup was one of just six companies selected for a 12-week accelerator program.
November 22, 2022
Niche has ranked the University of Cincinnati No. 45 among top public universities in the nation. CBS News reported the ranking, which adds to the list of "bests" for UC.
The UC College of Nursing Alumni Council represents YOU and focuses on organizing and implementing programs and activities for our alumni. Many serve as preceptors, lecturers, guest speakers and more.
If you love UC and have dedicated time available, we welcome the opportunity to talk with you about where your skills and interests are best matched to our needs.
WEBINARS
Our free webinar series provides continuing education opportunities for the entire health care community. Past topics have included national HIV/AIDS strategy, distinguishing pressure ulcers from other common skin conditions, comorbid migraine and depression, nurse anesthesia trends, and more.
Program Director of Alumni & Donor Experience, College of Education, Criminal Justice, and Human Services, College of Nursing
