A look at the new ways we’re teaching, advising, encouraging, and building community, all while ensuring our foundational beliefs

In a nation obsessed with individualism, 'Needing each other isn't weakness,' writes Haizlip, who studies mattering. 'It's the highest level of maturity.'

How might mattering, intentionally cultivated during nursing and medical school, bolster students' educational experience and professional longevity?

BSN program mgr Lynn Coyner is students' mentor, advisor, confidant, and friend. If COVID's changed how she connects, it's only deepened her devotion to them.

Boitnott, an award-winning pediatrics professor, on her triumph over tech, teaching hard stuff online, and the grace, mercy, and humanity of her students

When COVID struck, cancelling nursing students' planned NCLEX test prep, award-winning professor Sarah Craig leapt into action - and developed her own.

'It helps them just be kids again,' said assistant prof. Beth Quatrara, who, with nurse Susan Steck, led the pilot study that's changed UVA Health protocol.

“Accidental professor” Ashley Hurst and stress first aid champion Richard Westphal Lauded with UVA Teaching Awards

With help from School of Nursing experts, UVA Medical Center tweaks the transitions between operating room patients

$2.3 million infusion into School of Nursing will support new student/faculty research collaboration and teaching teams to enhance research productivity