D’Youville University’s Zeta Nu Chapter Inducts Record Number of Nursing Students

The Zeta Nu Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing at D'Youville University celebrated a momentous occasion on April 14th with the induction of a record-breaking 87 new members. This significant event recognizes the exceptional scholarly pursuits and dedication to excellence within the university's nursing program.

The Zeta Nu Chapter holds a rich history at D'Youville, having been established in 1982 by alumna Mary Catherine Kennedy. This long-standing tradition of honoring nursing excellence continues to inspire students.

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This year's induction ceremony featured alumna Savannah Conroy RN, BSN, an ICU nurse at Kenmore Hospital, as the guest speaker. Savannah shared her impactful experiences as a Sigma nurse, stating, "As a sigma nurse I am constantly learning. Sigma teaches leadership and builds confidence. I am able to give back through service. In my work I recognize the healthcare disparity in our community and am stepping into a movement that will make a difference." Her words resonated with the inductees, highlighting the practical application of Sigma's values in addressing real-world healthcare challenges.

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The record number of inductees underscores the commitment to academic rigor and professional development within D'Youville's nursing programs. Congratulations to all the newly inducted members of the Zeta Nu Chapter!