A campus tradition continued this fall when Mount Saint Mary College nursing senior Grace Morra of Hopewell Junction, N.Y. administered an annual flu shot to Fr. Gregoire Fluet.
Fr. Fluet, a beloved fixture at the college, serves as Vice President for Mission and Student Affairs, Campus Chaplain, and Adjunct Instructor of History and Religious Studies.
He described getting the flu shot from a senior nursing student as a “Mount Saint Mary College tradition.”
Fr. Fluet added, “Thank you, Grace! Everyone, get your flu shot!”
The Mount’s School of Nursing is widely recognized throughout the Hudson Valley and beyond for its comprehensive clinical education, dedicated faculty, and high NCLEX pass rates. By participating in real-world clinical opportunities both inside and outside the classroom, Mount nursing graduates enter the healthcare workforce prepared to deliver skilled, patient-centered care.
Mount Saint Mary College is a private, coeducational institution located in Newburgh, N.Y., overlooking the Hudson River. Founded in 1959 by the Dominican Sisters of Hope, the college provides a values-centered education rooted in the Catholic Dominican tradition of service, community, and intellectual inquiry, offering undergraduate and graduate programs across nursing, business, education, the arts, and sciences.