Arizona League for Nursing
Thank you for visiting the Arizona League for Nursing (AzLN) website. The AzLN is recognized as an affiliate constituent league of the National League for Nursing (NLN).
OUR MISSION: To support and implement the mission of the NLN to promote excellence in nursing education to build a strong and diverse nursing workforce, at the constituent level.
OUR GOALS:
1. Leader in Nursing Education: Enhance the NLN's national and international impact as the recognized leader in nursing education.
2. Commitment to Members: Lead a diverse, sustainable, member-led organization that engages, empowers, and is responsive to nurse educators across the career continuum.
3. Champion for Nurse Educators: Be the voice of the nurse educators and champion their interests in political, academic, and professional arenas.
4. Advancement of the Science of Nursing Education: Promote research that generates evidence about nursing education and the scholarship of teaching.
Phoenix, AZ
October 19th, 2024
Recent News & Announcements
Saturday October 19, 8am to 5pm ASU Health Futures Center 6161 E Mayo Blvd., Phoenix 85054 Speakers will include: Karen Ofafa, EdD, MPH, BSN, RN...
Posted by Nicole Reynolds
AzLN and AzNA Educator Chapter 6 invites you to submit an abstract for podium presentation and for poster presentation for the 2024 AzLN / AzNA...
Posted by Nicole Reynolds
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