Goldfarb School of Nursing at Barnes-Jewish College has a rich tradition
of giving and it is crucial that our alumni continue to
nurture this
tradition. Alvin Goldfarb was motivated to support the
College because
"supporting higher education....improves our entire
community and
profoundly impacts the people that benefit from scholarships
and
programs...Nurses today need the most advanced level of
education to
work in top facilities like Barnes-Jewish Hospital."
The unprecedented growth in enrollment in all programs at
the College
ultimately means that the scholarship dollars currently
available are
being dispersed to more and more students in need each year.
Your gift
to scholarships and fellowships ensures that Goldfarb School
of Nursing
at Barnes-Jewish College will continue its legacy of
cultivating
dedicated, compassionate nurses who are prepared to give the
best
possible care to patients and their families.
Thanks for caring enough to make a difference!
Give a gift to scholarships and fellowships now, and continue our rich tradition of giving.
Read why alumna Eloise DeLap has donates every year to scholarships for Goldfarb School of Nursing students through the Barnes-Jewish Hospital Foundation.
Pictured above: Darryl, a 2009-2010 scholarship recipient and 2010
graduate, is featured working in a Goldfarb School of Nursing simulation
lab. One credit hour costs more than $500, or $35,000 for the Upper
Division BSN option. Thanks to your support, $345,000 was given in
scholarship support to deserving students last school year.