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Avila Student Nurse Organization (ASNO)

ASNO is available for those students who have declared an interest or a major in nursing. The purpose of the organization is to cohesively contribute to nursing education, to represent professional interests and concerns and to aid in the development of the whole person, and his/her responsibility for the health care of others.

The organization aims to involve freshman and sophomore nursing students and foster added interest of junior and senior students through

1. Community volunteer services;
2. Lectures and demonstrations to supplement academic and clinical experiences;
3. A medium in which information and assistance can be obtained through peers and faculty;
4. Unifying, activating, and developing relationships between nursing students so as

     to strengthen their professional and personal endeavors;
5. An organization in which members can keep well informed as to trends in nursing,

     government legislation, and the community.

Through membership in ASNO students will develop peer relations, communication skills, civic involvement, knowledge and applied skills.

ASNO Officers 2010-2011

Emily Buxman, President

Emmalyn Vogt, Secretary

Jacob Hunt, Treasurer

Megan Eagleburger, Senior Representative

Zach Watt, Senior Representative

Vice President and Junior Representatives will be announced Fall 2010.

Rhonda Brown, Faculty Advisor

Bruce Voegele, Faculty Advisor