University of San Diego
        
                San Diego, CA
  
  
                     The impact of the NCIN Program is evident in the school  of nursing and in the community, as information about  the program and its diversity initiatives have  been shared  widely and featured at several school  events.        
        Grant Years:
                    2008        
              
                    2014        
        
              Degrees Conferred: 
                    MSN        
              Scholarships Awarded: 
                    25        Scholars:
Round 1: 2008 – 2009
Laura Ascanio
Benjamin Brenners
Michelle Chung
Khatidja Jivani
Caroline Ndifor
Yasmine Perdue
Linda Phouthavone
Mario Quitoriano
Emmalyn Siy
Round 7: 2014 – 2015
Aysa Arenas
Sara Berhe
Lucila Cardenas
Breanna Champion-Ybarra
Andrea Garcia
Brooke Garcia
Armilla Giron
Nicole Hall
Elisangela Heim Mantoanelli
Sasha Luecke
Lynette Martinez
Diana Pineda
Roy Sandoval
Marissa Williams
    
                     NCIN scholars at the University of San Diego are leaders in student governance and on key committees, serving as elected officers of the Graduate Student Nurses Association and as student liaisons to school commit- tees. The University  has leveraged the NCIN Program to help win grants from the California Office of State- wide Health Planning and Development, which allowed for additional community health practicum  sites, more simulation case studies focused on diversity and a Spanish class requirement for the entire cohort of students. The entire graduate student body now benefits from NCIN pro- gram activities to our entire graduate student body, thus broadening the scope of impact of the program.