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LSON offers many programs #BSN #ABSN #DNP #FNP #CRNA across 3 Indy, Ancilla, and TN campuses!

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Senior students reviewing skills as they prepare for their final 8 weeks as LSON students in the Clinical Immersion course! by @munursing

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🎉CONGRATULATIONS to Elias Martinez on being crowned Homecoming King this past weekend! Way to represent LSON!
Now time to get ready for graduation in December!🔥 taken in Marian University Indianapolis by @munursing

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Has a nurse educator inspired you this semester? Show your appreciation by nominating them for a DAISY Award!

🧷link in bio by @munursing

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Community health in action! Our Indy ABSN nursing students packed Narcan kits for the Marion County Health Department, supporting overdose prevention efforts in our community. Proud to see our students putting service and compassion into practice! by @munursing

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NSG 431 seniors are getting their rhythms down while learning to keep their hearts in the right place at clinical this week!💙💛🩺 by @munursing

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Here’s a great opportunity to learn, network, and laugh!
Check out this conference sponsored by the IANS! by @munursing

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It’s Time for Home Repairs for Good’s 2026 FALL REPAIR FEST
Saturday, October 24, 2026, 8:30 a.m.-1 p.m.

Home Repairs for Good is a local nonprofit focused on providing critical home repairs for adults 62 years or older or with a disability, who own their own home, and are living in Marion County at or below 150% of the federal poverty level. We provide these repairs at no cost to the homeowners we serve so they can age in place safely.

Since Home Repairs for Good launched in 2013, we have completed more than 6,500 repairs and served nearly 2000 homeowners in need in Marion County!

Event Description: Fall Repair Fest (FRF) is Home Repairs for Good’s signature community engagement event and is designed to recruit 100+ volunteers (18yo+) from across the community to serve together over a 3-4 hour time period and provide minor exterior repairs, major yard clean up, gutter cleanings and replacements, etc. for homeowners in a targeted neighborhood area of need. No skills are needed to volunteer—just a heart to serve. FRF provides volunteers the opportunity to work alongside colleagues/friends or “new” friends from the community, walking away when they’re done seeing the tangible impact of the repairs they made and the gratitude from the homeowners they served. But it also provides the unique opportunity to see housing instability up close and to gain a better understanding of the work behind it.

This is the 6th year for Fall Repair Fest, and we are honored to have CareSource step up to serve as the Presenting Sponsor for this year’s event! We are excited to return to the northeast area neighborhoods and to again work with Edna Martin Christian Center as our lead community partner. We will kick off the event at EMCC’s Leadership and Legacy Campus with a continental breakfast so volunteers have a chance to socialize, hear remarks from community leaders and learn about their assignments before they break into work teams to tackle their projects in the surrounding neighborhoods. We anticipate 10-12 homeowners will be served during the event, addressing multiple projects per homeowner.

Click the link in our bio to learn more & sign-up! by @munursing

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Amazing turnout for SNA event tonight! Wonderful to see nearly 50 nursing students from pre-nursing to seniors! So many wonderful creations! 💙💛 by @munursing

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NSG 335 students had a guest speaker that taught them about QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) - a zero- suicide initiative taught to identify risk factors or concerns about suicide and early intervention. by @munursing

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Yesterday was the Indiana Latino Institute’s annual luncheon, and our very own Elias Martinez, a senior nursing student, was the student speaker at the event. We are so proud of you, Elias! by @munursing

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NSG 441 Senior Leadership students learning how to stay calm, think critically, and provide safe, effective care when every second counts. Their disaster sim focused on teamwork, triage, communication, and emergency preparedness.
LSON is so thankful for our standardized patients (SP’s) who help make our simulations so realistic! 🩺🚑 by @munursing

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Our nursing students administered almost 300 flu shots to our COM students yesterday honing in on their IM skills. Future nurses helping future doctors. by @munursing

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