National Nurses Week: Mary Bowen on why she chose nursing

by Excelsior Staff | January 7th, 2020

At age 5, Mary Bowen, ’15, dressed up as a nurse for Halloween. From an early age, she was drawn to the “softer side” of nursing.

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