Campbell University Nursing

10/18/2026

Catherine W. Wood School of Nursing faculty, clinical instructors and staff, community clinical partners from WakeMed, Rex, and Duke, CWWSON Alumni, and other healthcare leaders and community representatives gathered in the conference room alongside elected students from both cohorts for their annual Advisory Board meeting. Discussions centered around program quality, workforce needs, student preparedness, strategic priorities, and opportunities for continuous improvement. Thank you to everyone who invested their morning in making sure our Campbell Nursing program remains responsive to the healthcare needs of the populations it serves.

10/16/2026

Happy Homecoming Weekend!

10/14/2026

We had a spooktacular time!!

10/13/2026

Catherine W. Wood School of Nursing was excited to welcome Mr. Myron Adams for our juniors’ advanced respiratory skills lab. Mr. Adams is a two time Campbell graduate, earning a Bachelor’s in Clinical Research in 2014 and a Master of Physician Assistant Practice in 2019, and is the husband of Ms. Jessica Adams - a CWWSON instructor! He returned to Smith Hall to teach percussion, which is a physical exam technique that involves tapping body surfaces with the examiner’s fingers. This skill can be used to evaluate the status of internal organs based on the resulting sound qualities and is especially useful in low-resource healthcare settings. Thank you for sharing your expertise with us, Mr. Adams!

10/09/2026

What an amazing opportunity and honor for our Program Director and Chair!!! Congratulations Dr. Edwards!

Dr. Pam Edwards, assistant dean of Interprofessional Education and chair and director of Campbell University’s Catherine W. Wood School of… More on this post

10/08/2026

Presenting the Catherine W. Wood School of Nursing Class of 2028!

10/07/2026

Sterile environments are essential to the health of a patient who is undergoing incision-based procedures. Nurses must be able to don and doff gloves, maintain their sterility, and the sterility of an entire kit – which includes never losing eye contact with its contents throughout the procedure, and dispose of all items without contact. Sounds easy, but in practice is very difficult.

09/30/2026

Our annual wounds lab was another “sweet” success! Juniors used a variety of confection materials to replicate the width, depth, length, and complexity of actual wounds - then enjoyed a taste of their creative success!