Penn's School of Nursing is among the best in the country -- but did you know that, for nearly a century, there was another excellent nursing school on our campus?
The School of Nursing of the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania opened its doors in 1886 and, over the next 90-plus years, educated thousands of nurses, many of whom continued their careers at HUP. For the next full issue of HUPdate, we look into the history of the HUP School of Nursing. Plus, we sat down with four of the school’s graduates, to get their personal recollections on what it was like … and the impact it had on their lives.
Here are the links to those stories:
- A Cornerstone of Nursing Education: The History of HUP's School of Nursing (with online-only historical photo slideshow)
- Four Graduates of HUP's School of Nursing Recall Their Experiences
Photo credit: Barbara Bates Center for the Study of The History of Nursing, School of Nursing, University of Pennsylvania.
