Jacqueline C. Mitchell, PhD, MS, CRNA, FAANA, assistant professor at the University of Maryland School of Nursing, delivered her mini-lecture “Becoming the Story” at the 2025 University of Maryland, Baltimore Faculty Convocation.Born in the Caribbean and later serving in the U.S. Army as a nurse anesthetist, Mitchell reflects on her journey from childhood dreams to caring for soldiers in Afghanistan. She shares lessons on values, courage, and listening to the “whisper” that guides our purpose.This powerful speech challenges us to honor those who serve, to live out our dreams, and to inspire others through our actions.🎓 University of Maryland, Baltimore – Seven Schools, One University#BecomingTheStory #JacquelineMitchell #UMBConvocation #MarylandNursing #NurseAnesthetist #Leadership #Inspiration #Courage #ArmyNurse #Values
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