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Nursing Organizations

Black Student Nurses Association

BSNA is an organization focused on empowering, encouraging, and supporting Black nursing students at the University by connecting them to resources to meet their academic and emotional needs.

Graduate Nursing Student Organization (GNSO)

All graduate students in nursing are members of the GNSO. The purposes of GNSO are to: develop and encourage a spirit of unity, cooperation, and democratic self-government among graduate students of the School of Nursing; coordinate activities between graduate students and the faculty of the School of Nursing; and provide a channel of communication and representation between students and the faculty of the School of Nursing.

Latinx Student Nurses Association (LSNA)

The Latinx Student Nurses Association (LSNA) was created to build a community for Latinx student nurses in Pitt Nursing programs. We aim to celebrate the achievements of Latinx nurses, advocate for minority populations in healthcare, and promote leadership within the healthcare field for underrepresented groups.

Men In Nursing Club (MINC)

The University of Pittsburgh School of Nursing Men in Nursing Club (MINC) is committed to providing a supportive community for male nursing students and professionals to connect, share experiences, and offer mentorship to one another. We engage in advocacy efforts to promote the importance of men in nursing to improve the health and well-being of individuals and communities in Pittsburgh, and around the country.

Nursing Student Association (NSA)

NSA is a recognized and certified student organization within the University of Pittsburgh responsible for the function of representing nursing students within the University and the community. On the other hand, as a professional organization, NSA is able to inform nursing students of current issues affecting the profession.

Sigma Theta Tau, Eta Chapter

There is a local chapter, Eta Chapter, affiliated with the School of Nursing. In fact, Eta Chapter was the sixth chapter formed, with a long and illustrious history of leadership development. Four Presidents of the International Society have been members of Eta Chapter, an accomplishment no other chapter can claim.