The Department of Nursing prepares men and women for the roles and responsibilities of professional nursing through an undergraduate program leading to the Bachelor of Science in Nursing and a graduate program leading to a Master of Science in Community Health Nursing.

 

The program goals of the Department of Nursing are as follows:

     

1. Enhance the offering and synthesis of the concepts and
    theories from the liberal arts. 
 
2. Foster the interactive process of learning by providing

    an atmosphere that promotes critical thinking, freedom of

    expression, independent judgment and intellectual curiosity. 
 

3. Prepare a nurse generalist capable of practicing professional

    nursing in a variety of settings with individuals, families, and

    aggregates. 
 
4. Create an attitude of valuing learning as a lifelong process. 
 
5. Provide an educational foundation for graduate study and

    professionalism. 
 
6. Provide a sensitivity and knowledge base that will promote the

    care of diverse ethnic and cultural populations.

 

 

Curriculum & Courses

     • General Information 
     • Track One (Undergraduate) 
     • Track Two (RN to BS Program) 
     • Transfer Students

     • Undergraduate Nursing Courses 
     
     • Clinic Affiliations and Clinical Course Requirements

Other
    
      • Student and Nurse Organizations 
       

Chairperson:

Andrea Wallen, Ed.D.
Andrea.Wallen@worcester.edu

 

Faculty and Staff 


Location: Ghosh Center for Science and Technology (Room 222) 

Phone: 508-929-8129