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Homecoming 2009

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Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Homecoming 2009

Hosted by Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Nurses Alumni Association and Rush University College of Nursing

Friday, September 25, 2009

All alumni from St. Luke’s, Presbyterian, Presbyterian-St. Luke’s and Rush who graduated in years ending in a four or nine since 1934 are invited to join their classmates at Rush’s west-side campus for this year’s Homecoming and celebratory banquet.

Learn about the College of Nursing’s vision for nursing practice, research and education. Reconnect with fellow classmates. Meet College of Nursing faculty. Take a tour of the hospital. Participate in educational workshops.

And be sure to attend a speech given by this year’s distinguished alumna, Judith J. McCann, PhD, RN, a 1978 alumna of Rush's Master of Science in Nursing program and a 1991 alumna of the Doctor of Nursing Science Program. She is a professor in the Department of Adult Health and Gerontological Nursing at Rush University College of Nursing and a research scientist with the Rush Institute for Healthy Aging. (To learn more about the award and the nomination process, see our awards page.)

Reunion Class Years:
All alumni from St. Luke's, Presbyterian, Presbyterian-St. Luke's and Rush who graduated in years ending in four or nine since 1934.
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1934, 1939, 1944, 1949, 1954, 1959, 1964, 1969, 1974, 1979, 1984, 1989, 1994, 1999, 2004)

Place:
All the day's and evening's events will be held on Rush's campus.

Hotel Accommodations:
Hotel accommodations have been arranged for you at the Chicago Marriott at Medical District/UIC (just across the street from campus as Ashland and Harrison).

To reserve a room, call the Marriott at (800) 356-3641, and mention Nursing Alumni Homecoming 2009 to get the special rate of $179 per night. This special rate is available through Aug. 31, 2009.

For More Information:
Call the Office of Alumni Relations at (312) 942-2569.

“Four schools, one great nursing tradition.”