March is Women's History Month
From nursing's inception in the mid-1800’s to its transition to academia in the 20th Century, women have always been at the forefront of nursing practice, education, and research. At UCLA Nursing, our legacy is no different. Our School has been home to many pioneering women, including some of the world's premiere nurse theorists, researchers, and educators. Learn more about those who left their mark on UCLA and nursing by viewing our 70th Anniversary article.
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