Check out the opportunities students have to get involved outside of classes.
Undergraduate Research Assistantships
Undergraduate research assistants (URA) work alongside nursing faculty on their developing projects and often participate in conferences. They build research skills such as verbal and written communication, project management, and information analysis.
The Student Nurses’ Association (SNA) is a national-level organization for student nurses who want to build community with their peers as well as develop professionalism and leadership skills.
Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing’s mission is to support the learning, knowledge, and professional development of nurses. Since 1922, Sigma has grown to over 130,000 members and 90 countries. Mu Gamma is the local chapter for nurses in the Treasure Valley.
Students interested in serving as a teaching assistant may be contacted by one of their previous didactic instructors regarding available opportunities to assist with grading student papers and other clerical tasks. Positions are limited but are part-time paid positions that may continue over multiple semesters. Students become ineligible after graduating from the Undergraduate Program.
Travel Opportunities
Information about student travel to educational workshops, research conferences, or for projects will be announced by faculty and coordinators as opportunities become available. See Student Travel Policy SON-10.
