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Griselle Batista, assistant professor of nursing in Harris College of Nursing & Health Sciences, has been recognized as a Fellow in the Transcultural Nursing Society (FTNSS), a high honor that recognizes scholars for their leadership in culturally centered healthcare.

Recent Harris College of Nursing & Health Sciences, Nursing graduate Katie Jannusch ’26 placed third in the 2026 Dr. Hope Babette Tang Humanism in Healthcare Essay Contest.

Another successful Nurse Camp, hosted by TCU Nursing, brought high school students from across Texas and the United States to campus to experience one week of clinical practice, educational activities and fun for aspiring nursing students.

Of the nearly 200 incoming nursing students in the Harris College of Nursing & Health Sciences this fall, one of them has been dreaming of coming to Texas Christian University since she was little. And that dream is now becoming a reality.

Thanks to virtual reality technology, TCU nursing students are building assessment and communication skills to prepare them for clinical experiences.

Harris College of Nursing & Health Sciences is highlighting some of its graduates from the hundreds who will walk away with their bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees for spring 2026.

With the help of Google, YouTube and ChatGPT, Patrick Sherlock created the MedAtlas Scholar app for students who want a different way of studying medicine.

Two Texas Christian University programs that work hand in hand to prepare students for a bright future are Army ROTC and Nursing. Having commissioned about 60 nurses since 2011, TCU’s Army ROTC program is one of the top producers of nurses for the U.S. Army, and the innovative and dedicated education students receive prepares them for a career in both fields.

During the 80th anniversary celebration of nursing at TCU, several alumni were recognized for their innovation and leadership in our community, and Harris College of Nursing was recognized by the city of Fort Worth.