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WakeMed Hospital Book Signing...

WakeMed Hospital in Raleigh, NC, hosted a Nursing Novellas author visit and book signing on December 7th. Education Resource Specialist Becky Stafford, MSN, RN-BC, shares that “We have utilized Lions and Tigers and Nurses as one of the readings in our Nursing Professional Development Book Club Series.  Our staff have found this novella eye-opening as they identified with different characters in the book throughout...

Remembering a Shooting on My Campus...

There’s a lot I don’t remember about January 26, 1995, the day that a man opened fire on a busy downtown street in Chapel Hill, NC.  I don’t remember what I was doing there on Franklin Street, which hugs the campus of UNC-Chapel Hill.  Back then, it was a great place to find some new tunes from a used CD store, grab a bite to eat between classes, or pick up stamps from the post office, as e-mail was not as widely...