We need more nurses in Alabama. Here’s a solution.

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Dallas Wray, A Capstone College Of Nursing Graduate Of The University Of Alabama And His Wife And Child After Graduating From The College'S Bachelor Of Science In Nursing Program.
UA Online student and nurse Dallas Wray and his wife and child celebrate his earning his first degree from The University of Alabama. (Courtesy of Dallas Wray)

When Dallas Wray’s nursing students ask him why he chose this line of work, he tells the unglamorous truth: “I didn’t want to be too hot or too cold,” adding that he decided this while working as a U.S. Air Force Reserve avionics technician in 120-degree heat.

Coincidentally, the story you’re about to read is all about degrees, too. Only these are academic degrees charting a path for UA Online student Wray, future nurse educators and generations of nurses to come.

Read on to learn about the nursing master’s program and grant opportunity through The University of Alabama’s UA Online.

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Lisa Battles
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