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Augusta Health nurses earn additional college degrees

Chris Graham

A ceremony was held at Augusta Health on May 5 to recognize all 44 Augusta Health nurses who have completed requirements for a college degree this year.  Fourteen of the graduates were members of the first class of the Murphy Deming College of Health Sciences’ RN-to-BSN degree program for registered nurses.

“We are so proud of the accomplishment of these amazing nurses,” said Marvella Rea, MSN, RN, CNML, Vice President and Chief Nursing Officer at Augusta Health.  “Completing a college degree while working is not an easy task.  It takes focus, dedication, perseverance and a desire to be your best—qualities that all these nurses have demonstrated both on the job and in the classroom.  It’s also been wonderful to see the support and encouragement from their colleagues and supervisors, and to see the positive impact of our tuition assistance program.  I’m in awe of all they have achieved”.

Augusta Health nurses graduating this spring, and the degree they earned, are:

From Averett University:

  • Tracy Hodge, BSN
  • Stephanie Stokes, BSN

From Blue Ridge Community College:

  • Jesse Lemasters, ASN
  • From Chamberlain College of Nursing:
  • Michelle Rush, BSN

From Eastern Mennonite University:

  • Carissa Allen, BSN
  • Tatyana Hoover, BSN
  • Juni Schirch Sanchez, BSN

From James Madison University:

Kira Griffin, MSN

  • Teresa Hinkley, BSN
  • Diana Jacobs, BSN
  • Talisa Snow, BSN

From Liberty University:

  • Stephanie Carpenter, BSN
  • Meagan Greenwood, MSN
  • Betty Hite, BSN
  • Joey Mooneyham, MSN
  • Vanessa Rausa, BSN
  • Terri Schneider, BSN

From Lynchburg College:

  • Chelsea Fry, BSN

From Massanutten Technical Center:

  • Lisa Pritt, LPN

From Murphy Deming College of Health Sciences:

  • Lisa Bradley, BSN
  • Stephanie Brooks, BSN
  • Megan Dull, BSN
  • Dylan Fix, BSN
  • Michelle Glass, BSN
  • Laura Harris, BSN
  • Kristen Longwith, BSN
  • Chelby Maddox, BSN
  • Monique McEniry, BSN
  • Robin Riley, BSN
  • Kelli Slone, BSN
  • Shannon Taetzsch, BSN
  • Erica Thomas, BSN
  • Gail Wine, BSN

From University of Virginia:

  • Grace Schultz, MSN

From Valley Technical Center:

  • Ethel Kimmell, LPN

From Walden University:

  • Bobbie Berkstresser, BSN
  • Michelle Blair, BSN
  • Emily Hall, BSN
  • Wendy Halterman, BSN
  • Renee Pullen, BSN
  • Kristen Sinnett, BSN
  •  Sheena Strother, BSN

From Western Governors University:

  • Elaine Dunnivan, BSN
  • Sharon Wilson, BSN

Augusta Health is an independent, community-owned, not-for-profit hospital whose mission is to promote the health and well-being of its community through access to excellent care.  Named one of the 100 Top Hospitals in America by Thomson Reuters/Truven in both 2011 and 2012, Augusta Health has also been nationally recognized by HealthGrades as one of America’s 50 Best Hospitals for clinical excellence and patient safety for three consecutive years.

For more information about Augusta Health, its programs or its services, please visit the website, www.augustahealth.com.

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Chris Graham

Chris Graham

Chris Graham is the founder and editor of Augusta Free Press. A 1994 alum of the University of Virginia, Chris is the author and co-author of seven books, including Poverty of Imagination, a memoir published in 2019. For his commentaries on news, sports and politics, go to his YouTube page, TikTok, BlueSky, or subscribe to Substack or his Street Knowledge podcast. Email Chris at [email protected].

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