More than 100 nurses are expected to attend a celebration today honoring College of Mount St. Joseph nurses and nursing education over the past 75 years.

        The program, from 12:30 to 2 p.m., will be in the Fifth Third Bank Hall on the Mount's campus in Delhi Township.

        The keynote speaker will be Brother Ignatius Perkins, executive vice president of the National Catholic Bioethics Center in Washington, D.C.

        The Mount's nursing program, established in 1926, was one of the college's first academic programs and continues to break new ground in the field. About 200 students are now enrolled.

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