UNLV Nursing’s Mary Murray Retires After More Than 20 Years

After more than 20 years of dedicated service, Mary Murray, Administrative Assistant IV, will be retiring from the UNLV School of Nursing. Her last day is June 29.

Mary has been a constant presence through years of growth and change at the school, always willing to step up, follow through, and find a solution when one was needed. Her reliability, her sharp eye for detail, and her genuine care for the faculty, staff, and students she served have made her an irreplaceable part of this community. She has navigated every challenge with grace and never turned anyone away. Her knowledge, her "can-do" attitude, and her warmth will be deeply missed. 

The School of Nursing will host a special celebration open to all UNLV faculty, staff, and students on June 24 inside the Rod Lee Bigelow Health Sciences (BHS) Building Lobby.

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