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Johns Hopkins Nursing Magazine, Fall/Winter 2006, Asiaing.com Nursing Magazine: The on-line version of the magazine for the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing and the Johns Hopkins Nurses' Alumni Association.

Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing: Ranked 2nd by U.S.News & World Report for Community Health Nursing Programs and 4th for Graduate Programs.

With the highest ranking in its 23 year history as a division of the Johns Hopkins University, the School of Nursing has for the second time placed in the very top tier of the nation's best nursing graduate schools.

Johns Hopkins Nursing has won a 2006 MarCom Creative Award. This platinum award from the Association of Marketing & Communication Professionals was in the category of Educational Institution Magazine.

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Section I—front cover—page 31 (1.71 MB)
Includes inside front cover, table of contents, Hill's Side, Second Opinion, On the Pulse, Bench to Bedside, Live from 525, Go, Team, Go!, What Makes a "Hopkins Nurse?", and Refuge in Crisis

Section II—pages 32-44 (1.40 MB) Building Opportunities, Homecoming 2006, Vigilando: Annual Meeting, Church Notes, Class News

Section III—pages 45-inside back cover (1.49 MB) More Class News, Church Notes, and inside back cover
The Dorothy McIlvain Scott Scholarship Fund Scholar Jonathan Yoder, Traditional Class of 2008 (136 kb)

Johns Hopkins Nursing Magazine, Fall/Winter 2006 Official Website

The on-line version of the magazine for the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing and the Johns Hopkins Nurses' Alumni Association

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Students/Alumni
Baccalaureate: 455
Master's/Post-Master's: 227
Doctoral (PhD): 30
Racial or ethnic minorities: 23% Male: 7%
90% of baccalaureate students hold previous bachelor's degree
70% of dissertation phase doctoral students receive NIH funding
Low student/faculty ratio 1:4 - 1:8 in clinical courses
91% of baccalaureate graduates pass NCLEX the first time taken
Home to the nation's 1st Peace Corps Fellows Programin nursing

Faculty
Full-time: 71
Part-time: 139
Racial or ethnic minorities: 11% Male: 9%
6 Endowed Chairs
73 joint appointments
49% of ranked faculty are Fellows in the American Academy of Nursing

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