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University pays tribute to nursing graduate

03/04/2020

The University of Wolverhampton has paid tribute to nursing graduate, Areema Nasreen, who passed away on Friday, 3 April.

Areema graduated with a First Class BNurs (Hons) in Adult Nursing in 2019.

Lisa Mould, Head of Nursing (Walsall and Burton), University of Wolverhampton, said: “Areema was a kind, caring, excellent student nurse whose passion for nursing oozed out of her. She achieved a first class honours degree which demonstrated her theoretical knowledge but more importantly she gave her patients high quality, compassionate care. She was extremely proud to have qualified as a Registered Nurse.

“She will be a great loss to our Nursing Profession and to society.

“We will never forget your smile.”

Dr Alexandra Hopkins, Dean of the Faculty of Education, Health and Wellbeing, added: “The whole University of Wolverhampton community is deeply saddened by the loss of Areema Nasreen.

“Areema graduated from our Adult Nursing course in 2019, and was a very dedicated student during her time with us. Areema embraced education, and followed a 15 year dream to become a registered nurse, excelling in both theory and practical work.

“Our thoughts are with Areema’s friends and family at this incredibly difficult time.”

 

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