Berry College Has a Plan to Tackle the Nursing Shortage
To help solve the nursing shortage crisis, Berry College, [...]
New Major at Rollins College Focuses on Community Health
Rollins College, a Sullivan Foundation partner school, is launching [...]
Ignite Retreat Coach Sanah Jivani: How I Learned to Love My Natural Self
Jivani was three years old when she began losing her hair to alopecia. She shares the story of how she became a nonprofit leader and changemaker who's helped thousands of children live with -and embrace - being different.
New Clemson Program Aims to Bring More Nurses to Rural South Carolina
The School of Nursing at Clemson University, a Sullivan [...]
Here We Grow Healthy: Ky’lexius Gwynn of Guilford College Uses Gardening for the Good of All
After a tragic setback this spring, Gwynn, who won second place in the most recent Ignite Retreat pitch competition, keeps planting seeds for combating food insecurity—and promoting mental health—in Greensboro, N.C.
Hollins Student Representing India as a Global Teen Leader at Just Peace Summit
Named a 2022 Three Dot Dash Global Teen Leader, Charvi Gangwani was a high schooler when she founded The Amygdala, an Indian mental-health nonprofit for young people that has grown into a global movement.
Free Online Program, “21 Days to Momentum,” Helps Young Changemakers Overcome Burnout
This online video-based program from leadership coach Taylor Garrett will feature 21 expert speakers, including the Sullivan Foundation's Spud Marshall, and runs from July 18-August 7.
University of Alabama Program to Boost Pipeline of Rural Healthcare Leaders
UA's College of Community Health Sciences recruits students from rural Alabama interested in working as future doctors and other healthcare professionals in rural communities.
University of South Carolina Scientists: More COVID-19 Vaccine Options on the Way
These two immunologists are paying close attention to how the COVID-19 vaccine designs differ in the type of immunity they trigger and the protection that results.
Alopecia Is No Laughing Matter for Millions of Black American Women
Dermatologist Danita Peoples of Wayne State University's School of Medicine discusses the causes of alopecia and why it disproportionately affects Black women in the U.S.
