Please sign below if you agree that NorQuest College should allow the nurses of the graduating class of 2015- as well as many years to come- to continue to uphold the tradition of the nurses cap!
The administration is finally starting to feel the pressure from our growing movement. Post our link on your Facebook wall today and email the Dean to demand they honor our history.
Reached 100 supporters
April 20, 2015
134 Comments
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Mary Watson
11 years ago
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I'm a graduate from 1983 and proud of my cap. The cap separates us from every other profession out there. We earned it and worked hard. The cap is a TRUE symble of a nurse...please don't getrid of it. Every graduate should recieve this special gift
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Claudia Clausing
11 years ago
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I am a really old Nana flying in to watch my Grandaughter graduate in the 2015 class and I would be very disappointed if I didn't see her wearing her nurses cap that she worked so hard to get.
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Ashley
11 years ago
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I believe that we should be able to wear our cap ! It lets us stand out from the rest and it shows the pride and happiness it brings knowing that we have completed a long and hard journey
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Sam Beyin
11 years ago
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If I had the chance to wear my cap during my own graduation, then so should they! It doesn't make sense to deny this graduation class that tradition and opportunity to look and feel like a grad.
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Nicole Parker
11 years ago
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I don't see why a few immature individuals should have the power to take away a well deserved moment from so many people. I look forward to capping and was disappointed to find that it's been discontinued.
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Andrea
11 years ago
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This is extremely disappointing. The nursing cap is a statement of a high level of achievement. Getting this taken away makes the nursing grad uniform incomplete. Bring them back!!!
Please sign below if you agree that NorQuest College should allow the nurses of the graduating class of 2015- as well as many years to come- to continue to uphold the tradition of the nurses cap!
The administration is finally starting to feel the pressure from our growing movement. Post our link on your Facebook wall today and email the Dean to demand they honor our history.
Reached 100 supporters
April 20, 2015
134 Comments
M
Mary Watson
11 years ago
Featured
I'm a graduate from 1983 and proud of my cap. The cap separates us from every other profession out there. We earned it and worked hard. The cap is a TRUE symble of a nurse...please don't getrid of it. Every graduate should recieve this special gift
C
Claudia Clausing
11 years ago
Featured
I am a really old Nana flying in to watch my Grandaughter graduate in the 2015 class and I would be very disappointed if I didn't see her wearing her nurses cap that she worked so hard to get.
A
Ashley
11 years ago
Featured
I believe that we should be able to wear our cap ! It lets us stand out from the rest and it shows the pride and happiness it brings knowing that we have completed a long and hard journey
S
Sam Beyin
11 years ago
Featured
If I had the chance to wear my cap during my own graduation, then so should they! It doesn't make sense to deny this graduation class that tradition and opportunity to look and feel like a grad.
N
Nicole Parker
11 years ago
Featured
I don't see why a few immature individuals should have the power to take away a well deserved moment from so many people. I look forward to capping and was disappointed to find that it's been discontinued.
A
Andrea
11 years ago
Featured
This is extremely disappointing. The nursing cap is a statement of a high level of achievement. Getting this taken away makes the nursing grad uniform incomplete. Bring them back!!!
I'm a graduate from 1983 and proud of my cap. The cap separates us from every other profession out there. We earned it and worked hard. The cap is a TRUE symble of a nurse...please don't getrid of it. Every graduate should recieve this special gift