New nursing informatics leadership specialization offered through partnership with Coursera
Informatics has the potential to improve the quality of healthcare as well as control its costs.
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Innovation conference helps nurses bring ideas to reality
Nurse leaders from across the state gathered at McNamara Alumni Center on Feb. 27 to gain tools and resources they could use to turn ideas into reality at the fourth annual Planting Seeds of Innovation Conference.
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U.S. News ranks DNP program 18th, nursing informatics specialty 2nd
The Health innovation and leadership specialty placed No. 12 in the nursing administration category. The school’s nurse midwifery specialty was No. 4 in a previous ranking of best midwifery schools by U.S. News.
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Transforming nursing education through state-of-the-art facilities
Our 11,000 square foot learning simulation environment for nursing education, research and professional development is designed to reflect the future of health care delivery and nursing science.
Our Bentson Healthy Communities Innovation Center was designed for optimal team education and training experiences involving a range of health care professionals, with high-tech facilities and technology and simulated environments that span the continuum of care.
It also provides opportunities for collaboration with the health care community.
Advance your career in nursing.
We offer four robust degree programs. You'll learn from faculty who lead in nursing practice and research.
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) Program
Leading Nursing Informatics
Ranked 2nd in nursing informatics education by U.S. News & World Report, we offer everything from certificates to doctoral degrees.
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Events
Diversity makes us stronger
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A focused exploration of implicit bias with Dr. Benjamin Reese, an internationally renowned scholar on implicit bias.
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School of Nursing recognized as a 2018 Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) award winner!
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Fifteen seniors completing the Bachelor of Science in Nursing program attended the University's Multicultural Academic Excellence's Celebration of Achievement
