The Lillian Carter Center for International Nursing (LCCIN), named after President Carter's mother, has as its mission the improvement of the health of vulnerable people worldwide through nursing education, research, practice, and policy. The LCCIN focuses on enhancing the impact of nursing globally through targeted international academic exchanges, partnerships fostering scholarship, creation of a forum for exploration of issues relating to the global supply, demand, distribution, and quality of the nursing workforce worldwide, and through increasing access to relevant training and education.

Alternative Spring Break in Jamaica and the Bahamas. Twenty-four nursing students will travel to Jamaica and the Bahamas to work with underserved populations March 10-18.

The LCCIN hosted the biennial Global Government Chief Nursing Officers Institute and the Global Health Partners Forum October 29-November 3, 2006.
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