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                                              The OSNA is an official state chapter of the National Student Nurses' Association (NSNA). We are proud to be involved at the national level, with Oregon authored resolutions proposed at the annual House of Delegates, winning numerous NSNA awards, and Oregon nursing students holding national positions on the NSNA Board of Directors and national committees.


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                                              The Oregon Student Nurses’ Association is proud to work with the Oregon Nurses’ Association to help develop a strong relationship between current and future generations of nursing professionals.

                                              Read a 2010 letter to the OSNA members from the former ONA President, Bruce Humphreys here.

                                               

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                                              The Oregon Center for Nursing promotes a robust workforce of well-prepared nursing professionals who are dedicated to providing care and leading change to meet the health needs of our communities by:
                                              • Educating nurses from all settings to embrace leadership opportunities, 
                                              • Developing certainty through research, 
                                              • Advocating for effective outcomes, and  
                                              • Stimulating collaborative innovation.

                                               

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                                              The American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) is one of the accrediting and lobbying bodies of Baccalaureate and graduate nursing education. Join their grassroots network to stay aware of current national legislative issues affecting nursing education and funding.

                                               

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                                              The American Nurses' Association (ANA) is one of the professional organizations of nursing at the national level. Both the NSNA and the ONA work closely with the ANA to effectively represent nurses throughout the United States.

                                               

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                                              The National League for Nursing (NLN) is one of the professional organizations of nursing at the national level. Both the NSNA and the ONA work closely with the NLN to effectively represent nurses throughout the United States


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