Nursing Ceremony Honors Beloved Student

York College’s nursing pinning ceremony honored the memory of Zauditu Grindley, celebrating graduates and her lasting impact on the community.

York College celebrated the accomplishments of its nursing graduates in the annual pinning ceremony on December 20th—a meaningful tradition marking their readiness to enter the healthcare profession. This year’s event held a deeper significance as it honored the memory of Zauditu Grindley, a beloved nursing student whose untimely passing left a lasting impact on the college community.

The ceremony, attended by graduates, faculty, family, and friends, highlighted both achievement and remembrance. In a touching tribute, Grindley’ family was presented with her nursing pin, symbolizing her dedication, compassion, and commitment to the field of healthcare. The emotional moment underscored the close-knit spirit of York’s nursing program.

York College continues to support its students in their journey toward making a positive difference in healthcare. To learn more about the ceremony, read the full article in the Queens Chronicle.

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