May 2026
Jillian
Golde
,
MSN
Vermont State University
Randolph
,
VT
United States
Jillian not only stepped up to the occasion but also bonded with us quickly and challenged us in ways we had not been challenged before.
Jill is not only an incredibly knowledgeable professor who challenges her students to become strong, critical thinkers, but she is also genuinely kind and deeply caring. She consistently shows up for her students, especially in moments of stress or anxiety, offering steady support and reassurance. Jill brings a _mama bear_ energy that helps her students get through even the most challenging days. At the same time, she takes the time to celebrate their wins and is always willing to listen to the positive and exciting experiences they have during clinicals. The student nominating her feels incredibly fortunate to have had the opportunity to learn from Jill this year. Her compassion, support, and dedication have made a lasting impact.
I would like to nominate this instructor for the DAISY Award for their compassion, dedication, and unwavering support during an important and challenging time. They stepped in willingly, creating a supportive learning environment through understanding, encouragement, and humor. Their ability to connect with students and make them feel valued had a meaningful and lasting impact. They truly embody the spirit of the DAISY Award through their kindness, professionalism, and commitment to
others.
Jillian stepped up and became our clinical instructor when our instructor was injured and out for the whole semester. Jillian not only stepped up to the occasion but also bonded with us quickly and challenged us in ways we had not been challenged before. By the end of our clinicals, we were more knowledgeable about disease processes and the modes of action of medications.
I would like to nominate this instructor for the DAISY Award for their compassion, dedication, and unwavering support during an important and challenging time. They stepped in willingly, creating a supportive learning environment through understanding, encouragement, and humor. Their ability to connect with students and make them feel valued had a meaningful and lasting impact. They truly embody the spirit of the DAISY Award through their kindness, professionalism, and commitment to
others.
Jillian stepped up and became our clinical instructor when our instructor was injured and out for the whole semester. Jillian not only stepped up to the occasion but also bonded with us quickly and challenged us in ways we had not been challenged before. By the end of our clinicals, we were more knowledgeable about disease processes and the modes of action of medications.