Nursing Career Academy Early Registration Discount Deadline
12:00am
Grounded in Christian Principles
Our Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program is built upon Christian principles and is strengthened by our broad curriculum in the liberal arts. The program provides students with extensive on-campus and off-campus clinical experiences as well as in-depth training in human anatomy and physiology and chemistry in addition to core courses in the liberal arts. The faculty prepare students for a successful career in nursing through the integration of academic excellence, Christian faith, and professional competence.
State-of-the-Art Facilities
The University’s state-of-the-art, 93,000-square-foot Dowden Science Hall houses the nursing department.
- Specialized classsrooms
- Computer lab
- Resource supply rooms
- Reception and work area
- Conference room
- Faculty Offices
Main Nursing Lab
- Hands-on learning of basic and advanced skills
- Eight bed bays with headwall components
- Eleven simulated mannequins including SimMan, an advanced patient simulator for use in realistic patient care scenarios
- Simulation control room
- Models
Small Nursing Lab
- Hands-on learning of basic skills
- Four bed bays
- Simulated Bathroom
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Sophomore Awarded “Realizing the Dream”
Tori Coble, a sophomore nursing major from Syracuse, Ind., was awarded the “Realizing the Dream” scholarship, given to 31 students from Indiana’s private colleges and universities who are the first in their families to attend college. Coble and the other students were selected by their colleges for outstanding achievement in their freshman year. Made possible by a grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. to the Independent Colleges of Indiana, the “Realizing the Dream”...
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