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The mission of the association is to support the profession of nursing through education and professional development, research, and community engagement; and to record and maintain the history of nursing at MGH and the impact of its School of Nursing graduates. Continuing the legacy of the MGH School of Nursing (1873 - 1981), the Association has over 500 members including graduates of the original MGH School of Nursing as well as graduates of the MGH Institute of Health Professions School of Nursing. Click here to view the MGHSON history video. |
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2026 Homecoming Was a Success!Thank you to everyone who joined us for the 2026 MGH Nursing Alumni Association Homecoming! Your presence, support, and enthusiasm helped make this year’s Homecoming a wonderful and memorable success. Save the Date for 2027!We are already looking forward to seeing you again next year! 📅 Saturday, September 25, 2027 Mark your calendars and plan to join us for another great Homecoming! 2026 dues are now due. Please click to pay or for more information. Click here. |
| Did You Know ? |
The book was compiled and edited by Adele L. Corkum ‘34 and Miriam J. Huggard ‘31 and contains magnificent illustrations by Eleanor D. Pitman ‘25. Included is a “New Hampshire Indian Pudding” recipe from Ruth Sleeper ‘22, three different version of “baked beans,” and 140 pages of many other “delicious and tried and true recipes.” Click here to view the entire cookbook. |
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| In The News |
See the latest news and articles, including info on Mary Fisher (1971) and her first published book, articles on the founding of the school, Ward 4, and more here. |
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The MGHNAA is a completely volunteer-run association, with alumni contributing countless hours to serve the membership. We ask for your generous, loyal support. To donate click here! |