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DNP Program at Andrews University (Summer 2015)

With almost 50 years of impacting healthcare around the world, the Andrews University School of Nursing continues with stellar preparation of nurses at both undergraduate and graduate levels. The conceptual framework upon which all curricula are based is “Restoration to the Image of God.”

Beginning summer 2015, the School of Nursing plans to offer a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program with an emphasis in Family Nurse Practitioner. Andrews is the first Seventh-day Adventist nursing program to offer a program allowing students to move directly from a Bachelor of Science track to the DNP—this preparation will contribute to healthcare providers for mission fields far and near.

For more information contact the School of Nursing at 800-877-2862 or 269-471-3311/3312

To apply, contact  the Office of Graduate Enrollment Managment at

855-428-4723 or 269-471-6321 or email graduate@andrews.edu.

Nancy Carter's Retirement—May 2014

Recruiting at Its Best!

Tuesday, May 14, 2013, at 10:30 a.m., 18 2nd-graders from RMES marched single file into the School of Nursing following their teacher Jina Yoon. The class came to learn how our students become nurses. They spent time in the Skills Lab with Mary Ngugi, the lab coordinator, learning how our students get ready for their clinical experience. They also met with Gisele Kuhn, one of our faculty, and  spent time with Bob (our SimMan high tech mannikin) to check his pulse and check breaths per minute.  

They also learned that part of nursing was teaching about health prevention and promotion. In the end some mentioned they wanted to become nurses when they were older. 

The School of Nursing was delighted to be visited by the 2nd grade class from Ruth Murdoch Elementary School.