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Indoor Tanning, Your Health, and Bill No. 6287

10/30/2018

HOUSE BILL No. 6287 was introduced in August of 2018 by Rep. Cochran and referred to the Committee on Regulatory Reform. This bill seeks to amend current legislation on indoor tanning and minors.
Check out our poster below for more information on the bill. As always, MNSA encourages nursing students to contact local representatives and let your voice be heard!

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The Recovery Village Health Care Scholarship

10/16/2018

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The Recovery Village is an organization with locations across the country, dedicated to helping those struggling with substance abuse into recovery. They are offering a $1,000 award to students pursuing a health-related degree program who have been personally affected by addiction. To enter, submit a short essay describing why you are passionate about substance use disorder and mental health treatment.
Deadline: June 30th, 2019

Apply Now!

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MNSA's 68th Annual Convention Registration is now OPEN!

10/1/2018

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Register TODAY for our 2019 Annual Convention, "Survival Guide to Nursing School"

The convention will take place January 25-26, 2019 at Suburban Collection Showplace & Hyatt Place Novi. Early bird pricing is available until December 14th and discounted hotel rooms are being offered until December 24th.
We have inspiring speakers and exciting breakout sessions planned for this event. You don't want to miss this opportunity to come together with nursing students and nurse leaders from all over the state! Nursing school is challenging, but together we can support each other to preserve and overcome the barriers that stand before us. Our goal is to provide you with the resources, knowledge, support, and inspiration necessary to survive nursing school!

Please share our Save the Date & registration link below with your SNA and nursing friends!

"As student nurses in Michigan, our determination calls us to endure late nights, find cohesive allies, give mutual respect and persevere caffeine overloads."

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