Providence College Nursing Students and Professors Visit Today’s Class
NASHLA ALCANTARA SANCHEZ asks her question to the Providence College student and professor panel
Every topic,
from career choices in the nursing profession and
the application process for the nursing program
at Providence College,
to the use of Robots and AI in nursing,
this class provided a lively and informative conversation between the Central High School students and the Providence College representatives during today’s Social Studies 2.0 – Life Skills class.
Central High School students, ANAHI RIVERA (left), CAYDEN CURRY (center) and IVELA SENCION COLON (right) welcome the Providence College guests outside the classroom prior to the start of the class.
Central High School junior and Nursing Career aspirant, KATHERINE SOLOMON, introduces Providence College Nursing Students, Adrianna Como (far left) and Megan Baker to her classmates before the start of the day’s class.
ANAHI introduces Doctor Kylie Kuck / Providence College Professor to her classmates.
LEFT TO RIGHT – Meghan Baker (’28 PC graduate ), Adrianna Como (’28), Katherine Hypolite-MacMannis (School of Nursing and Health Sciences Strategic Planning Manager and ’08 graduate), Doctor Amy Delaney, Doctor Kylie Kuck ALL share their personal stories as career professionals, their college learning experiences as well as answering the many questions from the class.
Central High School senior, YASMIN SHOUR, presents her question to the Providence College panel
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR, ELINOR SALAZAR JIMENEZ, asks the panel about the use of ROBOTS in the nursing program at Providence College. (great question, Elinor)
LEFT TO RIGHT – CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR, BRIANA ALBIZURES AREVALO gives Doctor Kylie Kuck her business card during the scheduled NETWORKING SESSION at the end of each class WHILE DOMINGO TIQUIRAM SAM gives his business card to Doctor Amy Delaney.
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT, ANGIE OZUNA, gives her business card to KATHERINE Hypolite-MacMannis, the Providence College School of Nursing and Health Sciences Strategic Planning Manager as well as Nursing students Adriana Como and Megan Baker.