Glen Taylor Nursing Institute For Family and Society
College of Allied Health and Nursing|Academic Programs|Nursing
Advancing family and societal health and healing through education, research and practice.
First-Year Nursing Students Participate in Madelia Elementary School’s Family Engagement Night
Health Commons at Pond received donations this year from the Hats & Mittens Foundation. Hats & Mittens has been serving children and youth in the metro area for twenty-five years with a mission to recognize and celebrate the work of small and emerging non-profits. Along with collecting and distributing thousands of warm hats and mittens over the years, they have invested in community organizations serving children and youth in the community.
The smiles show our appreciation of Hats and Mitten's support as we serve children and families in the Bloomington School District.
Institute News
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First-Year Nursing Students Participate in Madelia Elementary School's Family Engagement Night
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Visiting Student from Osaka Medical and Pharmaceutical University
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Improving Immigrant Families Health: Screening for Adverse Childhood Experiences
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Minnesota State Mankato welcomes Kansai Medical University delegation
About the Institute
The mission of The Glen Taylor Nursing Institute for Family and Society is to focus on innovative nursing practice knowledge that influences the health and healing of families and society, and to provide leadership and expertise in family and society health related issues.
Education
The Glen Taylor Institute develops, tests, and disseminates nursing education pedagogies and nursing practice models that advance nursing practice.
Research
With a focus on families and community, the Institute supports a community of research engaged in family and societal health.
Practice
The Institute develops models that create partnerships around the world, supports the health of family and society and inspires change in nursing practice.
