Centers Center for Cultural Diversity and Global Health The Center for Cultural Diversity and Global Health uses nursing practice, research, scholarship, education and public policy to promote culturally informed, appropriate, competent, and ethical health care.
Center for Nursing History The Center for Nursing History is one of a small number of centers dedicated to a historical appreciation of nursing’s influence in health care. It was founded in 1975.
Harriet H. Werley Center for Nursing Research and Evaluation The overall goal of the WCNRE is to develop and actualize the research potential of the College of Nursing faculty and the nursing community it serves.
Institute for Urban Health Partnerships The IUHP links the expertise of university faculty and staff with the expertise of public and private organizations and residents to develop more effective solutions to pressing health care issues. The IUHP has provided surrounding neighborhoods with innovative health delivery programs for more than 20 years through community-based nursing centers.
Nursing Learning Resource Center At the NLRC, located on the third floor of Cunningham Hall, students learn and practice a variety of clinical nursing skills. The center offers these resources to students: Practice Laboratory areas, Media Library and Information Center and Computer Lab.
Self Management Science CenterThe purpose of the NIH-Funded Self Management Science Center (SMSC) at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee College of Nursing is to expand programs of research aimed at enhancing the science of self-management in individuals and families.