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The nursing program at Freed-Hardeman University provides graduates with a foundation of Christian values.
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Great visit today with prospective Nursing student, Ava Perkins, all the way from Paragould, AR!! It was a pleasure learning about her athletic, work, and academic experiences, as well as her interest in a variety of areas of healthcare. She's got a little time yet before she comes to us, but we certainly look forward to working with her towards her personal and professional goals!

Keep in touch!!

Freed-Hardeman University @freedhardeman @fhubound Freed-Hardeman University’s Physical Therapist Assistant Program by @fhunursing

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Great visit today with prospective Nursing student, Leilani Maze, all the way from Paducah, KY!! It was a pleasure learning about her interests in healthcare and academic strengths. We look forward to working with you towards your personal and professional goals!

Keep in touch!!

Freed-Hardeman University @freedhardeman @fhubound by @fhunursing

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The need is still there - please consider donating. Great or small, we appreciate them all!!

🇬🇭 Help FHU Nursing Make a Lasting Impact in Ghana! ❤️

In January 2027, FHU Nursing will return to Village of Hope (VOH) in Ghana with a specific mission: provide CPR and First Aid training to nearly 50 educators and house parents who care for children across the VOH campus.

Last January, we certified 33 HCH staff members in American Heart Association Basic Life Support. This year, we want to take the next step—not just provide training, but leave the equipment in Ghana so the training can continue long after we return home.

💲 $1,000 equips a complete CPR training station with:
• 2 adult manikins
• 2 infant manikins
• 2 AED trainers

Our goal is to help create sustainable access to lifesaving CPR, AED, and First Aid education for Village of Hope, as well as the Nursing program at Heritage Christian University in Accra—equipping them to eventually train others.

🙏 Would you consider helping us equip a training station—or contributing toward one? Every gift, regardless of size, moves us closer to that goal.

Donations can be made by scanning the QR code or mailing to:

Freed-Hardeman University
ATTN: Nursing Dept.
158 East Main Street
Henderson, TN 38340

We believe God has opened a wonderful opportunity for FHU Nursing to serve others while helping build something that can continue making a difference for years to come.

Thank you for your prayers, encouragement, and support. God bless! 🇬🇭❤️ by @fhunursing

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Great visit today with prospective student Isabelle Burton, all the way from Columbia, TN!! I enjoyed learning about her personal experience and desire to pursue GI nursing!! She's still got a little time before she comes to us, but we're looking forward to working with her to fulfill her personal and professional goals!

Stay in touch!!

@Freed-Hardeman University @freedhardeman FHU Academics by @fhunursing

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9 days ago

So thankful for Delta Dental for their generous contribution to our Nursing Skills Lab!! We are thankful for Missy Acosta from Delta Dental for considering us for their "60 Smiles Campaign", and thankful to our Clinical Instructor, Shelby Biggs, for initially making the connection with them. Their gift of a functional headwall has enriched the teaching/learning experience for our Nursing students.

Special thanks to Pennie Smallwood, Jane Butterfield, and Emily Pearson, representing Delta Dental, for attending our ceremony to recognize Delta Dental for their generosity.

@freedhardeman Freed-Hardeman University @FHU Academics @deltadentaltn by @fhunursing

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🇬🇭 Help FHU Nursing Make a Lasting Impact in Ghana! ❤️

In January 2027, FHU Nursing will return to Village of Hope (VOH) in Ghana with a specific mission: provide CPR and First Aid training to nearly 50 educators and house parents who care for children across the VOH campus.

Last January, we certified 33 HCH staff members in American Heart Association Basic Life Support. This year, we want to take the next step—not just provide training, but leave the equipment in Ghana so the training can continue long after we return home.

💲 $1,000 equips a complete CPR training station with:
• 2 adult manikins
• 2 infant manikins
• 2 AED trainers

Our goal is to help create sustainable access to lifesaving CPR, AED, and First Aid education for Village of Hope, as well as the Nursing program at Heritage Christian University in Accra—equipping them to eventually train others.

🙏 Would you consider helping us equip a training station—or contributing toward one? Every gift, regardless of size, moves us closer to that goal.

Donations can be made by scanning the QR code or mailing to:

Freed-Hardeman University
ATTN: Nursing Dept.
158 East Main Street
Henderson, TN 38340

We believe God has opened a wonderful opportunity for FHU Nursing to serve others while helping build something that can continue making a difference for years to come.

Thank you for your prayers, encouragement, and support. God bless! 🇬🇭❤️ by @fhunursing

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Great visit today with prospective Nursing student, Aubrey Lavender, all the way from Woodlawn, IL!! Enjoyed learning about her talent as a barrel racer and her interest in pediatrics. Though she still has a little while yet before coming to us, we look forward to working with her towards her personal and professional goals. Ride hard and stay safe, Aubrey!!

Freed-Hardeman University @freedhardeman @fhubound by @fhunursing

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Great visit yesterday with prospective Nursing student, Harper Yeilding, all the way from Birmingham, AL!! Strong academics, leadership skills, and a passion for caring others -- great combination! She'll be a great addition to our program. We look forward to working with you towards your personal and professional goals!

Freed-Hardeman University @freedhardeman by @fhunursing

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HELP SEND FHU NURSING STUDENTS TO CUSCO, PERU — January 2–16, 2027

Led by Dr. Sarah Pierce, Freed-Hardeman University nursing students will spend two weeks in the Andes serving through CerviCusco. Our team will staff mobile clinics in mountain villages, rotate through local hospitals (including a pediatric neurology hospital), serve at family and women's health clinics, do well-child checks at orphanages, care for seniors, and run health screenings in villages and schools. We'll also worship, hold VBS, and serve with a local congregation.

WHERE YOUR GIFT GOES

Trip costs: $3,600 per student covers airfare, lodging, all transportation, program fees, 24/7 support, and purified water.
Medical supplies: gloves, stethoscopes, BP cuffs, penlights, screening test strips, hand sanitizer, and over-the-counter medications.
Items for families: school supplies, coloring books, new shoes, socks, underwear, diapers (all sizes), small toys, and wrapped candy.

HOW TO GIVE
Online: FHU Abroad Payment Form (scan the QR Code image)

Check: Payable to Freed-Hardeman University, memo "PERU (optional "Student Name")" Mail to FHU Abroad, Freed-Hardeman University, 158 E Main St, Henderson, TN 38340.

Donating items? Message me to arrange pickup or drop-off.

Please pray for safe travel, for our patients, and for the families who will walk hours to be seen. by @fhunursing

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🇬🇭 Help FHU Nursing Make a Lasting Impact in Ghana! ❤️

In January 2027, FHU Nursing will return to Village of Hope (VOH) in Ghana with a specific mission: provide CPR and First Aid training to nearly 50 educators and house parents who care for children across the VOH campus.

Last January, we certified 33 HCH staff members in American Heart Association Basic Life Support. This year, we want to take the next step—not just provide training, but leave the equipment in Ghana so the training can continue long after we return home.

💲 $1,000 equips a complete CPR training station with:
• 2 adult manikins
• 2 infant manikins
• 2 AED trainers

Our goal is to help create sustainable access to lifesaving CPR, AED, and First Aid education for Village of Hope, as well as the Nursing program at Heritage Christian University in Accra—equipping them to eventually train others.

🙏 Would you consider helping us equip a training station—or contributing toward one? Every gift, regardless of size, moves us closer to that goal.

Donations can be made by scanning the QR code or mailing to:

Freed-Hardeman University
ATTN: Nursing Dept.
158 East Main Street
Henderson, TN 38340

We believe God has opened a wonderful opportunity for FHU Nursing to serve others while helping build something that can continue making a difference for years to come.

Thank you for your prayers, encouragement, and support. God bless! 🇬🇭❤️ by @fhunursing

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Please take a moment today to reflect upon those innocents that lost their lives on that day, the first responders and average every day people that willingly sacrificed themselves to aid others, our service members that went abroad to combat those who did us harm, and those that have been suffering from the effects of that day even now, 25 years later.

Let us all remember the unity we felt and the resolve we had to protect and preserve our nation and what we value in the days that followed. Let us rekindle that spirit, not because a national tragedy urges us to it, but because we recognize the tremendous gift and blessing we have in being part of this nation.

Let us never forget.

@freedhardeman Freed-Hardeman University by @fhunursing

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Wow! Our graduates are truly a blessing to us and to those they care for and work for!! Isaac Amar ('26), is growing in the profession and has shared his recent research, as well as some very kind words regarding the preparation he received in our program.

Isaac works on the Burn Unit at Regional One and recently completed a research project for his unit. He shared with us, "As I worked through the literature review, PICOT question, and presentation of the evidence, I found myself using a lot of what I
learned from y'all about evidence based practice and how to evaluate and present research in a meaningful way." Additionally, he shared, "I’m very grateful for the foundation you all gave me in EBP, and .... It was very rewarding to apply those skills to something directly related to my current nursing practice, and I thought you might enjoy seeing where that teaching has carried forward."

Isaac, we are thankful for you, for your work, and for sharing these encouraging thoughts with us. We look forward to hearing more about your career and the impact you have as you are serving others in God's kingdom.

Freed-Hardeman University @freedhardeman FHU Academics by @fhunursing

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