Lana Sweeten-Shults

Students' heart for serving earns them stethoscopes

When Dignity Health needed help at the last minute at its East Valley COVID vaccine Point of Dispensing site, GCU's nursing students stepped up in […]

After 12-month hiatus, GCU returns to Serve the City

When COVID-19 struck Arizona last spring, the University paused many of its community initiatives, including its most visible one -- its partnership with Habitat for […]

Nursing students circle back to clinical rotations

After hospitals and other health care facilities paused their clinical rotations last spring, the College of Nursing and Health Care Professions scrambled to fill the […]

Walk-through option steps up COVID vaccinations

Sylvester Thomas doesn't have a computer at home and had trouble navigating the process to get a COVID-19 vaccine appointment. He was thrilled when GCU […]

GCU vaccine site opens to public by appointment

It took just 10 days -- 10 days -- for GCU to create a regional COVID-19 vaccination site, one unique in that it is the […]

Helping the Rescue Mission is an easy sell for GCU

GCU has partnered with Phoenix Rescue Mission in many ways over the years, from helping the nonprofit's restaurant, Mission Possible Cafe, get off the ground, […]

GCU takes national stage at CityServe celebration

What started out as a conversation at a meeting between Greg Harman, Assistant Vice President of Academic Alliances, and Dave Donaldson, co-founder of CityServe International, […]

GCU nursing students excel at exam, despite COVID

GCU's nursing students continued their successful run on a daunting national licensure examination despite the barriers that COVID presented. The University's pre-licensure nursing students ended […]

GCU seeks gently used items for Rescue Mission

The Lope Shop wanted to do something more for the community so, for National Opposite Day, it is collecting sweatshirts to be donated to GCU […]