Isabela State University Celebrates 23rd Capping, Pinning, and Candle Lighting Ceremonies
The Isabela State University (ISU) College of Nursing is proudly celebrating its 23rd Capping, Pinning, and Candle Lighting Ceremonies at the City of Ilagan Community Center. This momentous event features Health Education and Promotion Officer Maria Victoria O. Cureg, RN, from the Isabela Provincial Health Office, as the esteemed guest speaker. Under the theme “Our Nurses, Our Future: The Economic Power of Care,” Cureg’s address aims to inspire and empower nursing students as they embark on their professional journeys.
This ceremony aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 3 (Good Health) and SDG 4 (Quality Education). By empowering future nurses with knowledge and skills, the event seeks to enhance community health and education, thereby contributing to a more sustainable future. The celebration marks a pivotal milestone for nursing students as they transition into their roles as healthcare providers.
The Capping, Pinning, and Candle Lighting Ceremonies are traditional rites of passage for nursing students, symbolizing their commitment to the nursing profession. The capping represents the students’ acceptance into the nursing community, while the pinning signifies their dedication to providing compassionate care. The candle lighting serves as a reminder of the light they will bring to their patients’ lives. As future healthcare professionals, these students are encouraged to embrace their roles in promoting health and well-being within their communities. The insights shared by Cureg will not only motivate them but also emphasize the critical impact that nurses have on public health and economic development.
The ISU College of Nursing continues its commitment to producing competent and compassionate nurses who are prepared to meet the healthcare needs of their communities. This year’s ceremony is not just a celebration of achievements but also a call to action for all nursing graduates to contribute positively to society through their chosen profession. In conclusion, the 23rd Capping, Pinning, and Candle Lighting Ceremonies at ISU serve as a significant reminder of the vital role that nurses play in healthcare systems worldwide. By fostering a new generation of skilled nurses, ISU is contributing to the realization of global health goals and enhancing the quality of education in nursing.
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