Evelyn Gharagouzloo, of Woodbridge, has been elected to membership in the Honor Society of Nursing, Sigma Theta Tau International, as nurse leaders through Epsilon Gamma-at-Large Chapter.
“The honor society promotes and recognizes nursing excellence,” Marlene Pietrocola, chair of the nursing program at Tabor College, said. “We are very pleased that registered nurses participating in our program have received this prestigious international recognition.”
Gharagouzloo received her basic nursing education in other colleges, obtained licensure and then enrolled in the bachelor of science in nursing degree completion program at Tabor.
Membership in STTI is by invitation to nurse professionals who have demonstrated achievement in nursing, hold a minimum of a baccalaureate degree and are a registered nurse.
(Photo is attached and pictured from LEFT to RIGHT – (Tak Yee Leung, Jennifer Pfluger, Dr. Marlene Pietrocola, Martha Slack and Kara Roszel.))
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