National Nursing students week 2024
November 18th - November 24th, 2024
NNSW 2024 Awards
We are excited to share the results of the CNSA National Nursing Students' Week (NNSW) Regional Awards! This year, we received an unprecedented number of applications, reflecting the remarkable talent and dedication within our community. The award winners were announced during the NNSW Grand Virtual Event held on the 23rd.
Please join the CNSA in congratulating these recipients on their dedication and passion for the field, and ensure to share this amazing news with your constituents! Indigenous National Conference Travel Bursary Recipients ($1250) to be announced soon! We’re excited to welcome all of our deserving travel bursary recipients in Halifax, be sure to keep an eye out for them at the conference!
CNSA Indigenous Award Recipients ($500)
Aurora White - Selkirk College
Brooklyn Chief Moon - Lethbridge Polytechnic College
Atlantic Region Recipients ($250)
Rebecca Hillyard - Centre for Nursing Studies
Ethan Nestoruk - UNB Fredericton
Linda Matthews - University of New Brunswick
Kamsochukwu Nzewi - Centre for Nursing Studies
Prairie Region Recipients ($250)
Rita Ezeugoh - University of Regina
Joy Alogi - University of Regina
Judah Chepil - University of Manitoba
Saami Ahmad - University of Regina
Ontario Region Recipients ($250)
Morgan Sullivan - Western University
Ayah Khanafer - University of Windsor
Jacob Potts - St. Lawrence College
Sarah Omonoyan - Western University
Western Region Recipients ($250)
Vijeth Castelino - MacEwan University
Riley Huntley - University of British Columbia
Adaeze Chukwumezie - Lethbridge Polytechnic College
Mackenzie Burnstick - University of Alberta
National Conference Travel Bursary Recipients ($500)
Michelle Lam - University of British Columbia
Jason Van Spronsen - University of the Fraser Valley
Sophie Martens - University of the Fraser Valley
Joe Iwashita - University of Lethbridge
Nana-Kofi Darku - University of Lethbridge
Sara - MacEwan University (Psychiatric Nursing Diploma Program)
Megha Jose - University of Alberta
Joshua Dillon - University of Regina
Shan Kamboh - University of Regina/Sask Polytechnic (SCBScN)
Yvette Jalibu - Saskatoon Nursing Student Society
Leonard Leguijt - Humber Polytechnic
Jacob Potts - St. Lawrence College
Sierra Salomon - Sault College
Audrey Marquis - Université Laurentienne
Megan Downe - University of Prince Edward Island
Emily Wylie - University of Prince Edward Island
Jill Matheson - University of Prince Edward Island
Jessica Gulliver - Centre for Nursing Studies
Tara Dalton - Centre for Nursing Studies
Asha Whiteway - Memorial University of Newfoundland
November 18th, 2024
National Indigenous Nursing Students Day.
Hear from Premier of Manitoba, the Honourable Wab Kinew & CNSA Director of Indigenous Health Advocacy Makayla Mantla about this incredible day.
Makayla Mantla’s Passion
NOVEMBER 23rd, 2024
The CNSA hosted an unforgettable Virtual Grand Event for the 2024 National Nursing Students Week!
On November 23, 2024, from 9:00 am to 4:30 pm CT, nursing students from across Canada came together to explore the limitless possibilities within their profession. The event spotlighted exciting nursing specialties like critical care, pediatrics, rural/remote care, and STARS, alongside engaging educational workshops on palliative care and resume-building. Attendees also participated in a dynamic interactive leadership panel, connecting with trailblazers in the field.
Thanks to the amazing support from the team at UWorld, attendees were thrilled by the announcement of a giveaway of 4 x 90-day UWorld NCLEX memberships, each valued at $250!
Throughout the event, multiple prizes were distributed via live draws, adding an interactive element to the experience. Attendees were required to be present to claim their prizes, ensuring active participation throughout the day.
Prizes Available:
4 x 90-day UWorld NCLEX memberships
2 x $100 awards
2 x $50 FIGS gift cards
2 x $25 Starbucks gift cards
The event featured a keynote leadership panel featuring Tracie Risling, President-Elect of the Canadian Nurses Association (CNA); Linda Silas, President of the Canadian Federation of Nurses Unions (CFNU); and Farah Laurent, International Nurse Coach. Together, these influential leaders discuss the essence of nursing leadership, sharing their journeys, insights, and strategies for driving change in healthcare. From empowering nurses on the frontlines to shaping policy and mentoring future leaders, this panel showcases how leadership can transform the profession.