Twelve nursing students and two nurse leaders were inducted into the Sigma Theta Tau Omicron Xi at Large Chapter at a recent ceremony held at the University of Maine at Fort Kent (UMFK) in Nadeau Hall conference room on Oct. 25.
Shannon Gauvin, president of the Omicron Xi at Large Chapter, offered a welcome.
Erin Soucy, Ph.D., RN, UMFK associate provost for academic affairs and dean of Nursing, Allied Health and Behavioral Science, offered congratulatory remarks to the inductees.
The following were inducted into Sigma Theta Tau: Sean Cook and Jessica Soucy (Husson University); Ian Beaulieu, Cami Juskiewicz, and Olivia Pelkey (University of Maine); Chloe Wilson and Colby Volkernick (University of Maine at Augusta); Kaille Hartford, Kacey Hammond, Stephanie Nadeau, Ana Panameno, and Sadie Pelletier (UMFK) and Prinisel Gonato and Maisie Plourde (Nurse Leaders).
Sigma Theta Tau mission is developing nurse leaders to improve healthcare everywhere.
Shannon Gauvin concluded the ceremony with closing remarks.
Nursing programs of Husson University; UMFK; the University of Augusta; and the University of Maine are members of the Omicron Xi at Large Chapter of Sigma.