News at the College

Auburn’s nursing program is now ranked No. 25 among public universities and No. 40 among national universities, reflecting its commitment to preparing future healthcare professionals with a rigorous curriculum and comprehensive support.

Logan’s research examines maternal child health outcomes, focusing on human milk feeding and lactation practices and decision-making beliefs among women of color.

An associate professor in the College of Nursing, Yordy is driven to study a wide range of health-related topics that include animal-assisted therapy, emotional and sensory regulation and interdisciplinary collaboration opportunities for school nurses.

Undergraduate and graduate students and post-doctoral researchers from various colleges presented their research and scholarly discoveries through oral and poster presentations.

Whitnie Willis, Assistant Clinical Professor at Auburn University College of Nursing (AUCON), has recently been awarded funding from the Daniel F. Breeden Endowed Grant Program. Her project, titled "Mindful Nursing: Cultivating Well-being and Resilience Through Education: Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR)," aims to significantly enhance the well-being and resilience of undergraduate nursing students. The project recognizes the numerous stressors that nursing students