Student Nurses' Association of Pennsylvania - Image Gallery #73746

A group of student nurses from the Student Nurses Association of Pennsylvania (SNAP) at Penn State Altoona pose together behind an informational table in a gymnasium. They are dressed in navy blue scrubs and are smiling at the camera. The table is covered with a SNAP-branded tablecloth and displays brochures, beach balls, and other materials. In the background, additional students and attendees can be seen engaging in activities, suggesting an event or fair setting.

Group of SNAP members volunteering at local community CPR event.

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A group of five young women stand together in front of a presentation screen that reads Committee Chairs! Each of them holds a certificate and a tumbler, smiling proudly. The setting appears to be a conference or meeting room, with a professional yet relaxed atmosphere. They are dressed casually, with some wearing Penn State apparel, indicating a possible university affiliation.

Honoring our outstanding members at our last meeting of the semester.

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A group of eight students pose together in a well-lit indoor space decorated with Christmas trees, some with snow-like flocking. They are dressed casually, with one student wearing blue medical scrubs and another wearing a SNAP (Student Nurses Association of Pennsylvania) t-shirt. The students are smiling, standing close together, and appear to be celebrating or attending a seasonal event.

Group picture with several members after card-making night.

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A presentation slide displays information about a Stop the Bleed training session, specifically the Bleeding Control (B-Con) Basic course. The slide includes the date 3/25/24 and the class number 220543. It features logos from the Student Nurses Association of Pennsylvania (SNAP), the American College of Surgeons, and The Committee on Trauma, along with the website BleedingControl.org. The slide emphasizes the importance of saving lives through bleeding control education.

Certificate training in emergency stop the bleed training!

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