Nursing
The goal of the Bachelor of Science degree in nursing program is to provide opportunities for qualified students to acquire the knowledge necessary to provide nursing care, which promotes adaptation of the person, family, and community. This knowledge is acquired within a liberal arts experience, which emphasizes honesty, integrity, civility, and a strong sense of personal responsibility. Professional preparation as a nurse includes promotion of lifelong learning, social responsibility, and service.
CMU's Nursing program offers a rigorous academic and clinical experience that qualifies the successful student to take the NCLEX-RN exam. It is also fully approved by the Missouri State Board of Nursing and fully accredited by The Commission for Colegiate Nursing Education.
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Faculty:
Karen Davis, MSN
Assistant Professor of Nursing
Heather Dougherty, MSN
Assistant Professor of Nursing,
Program and Clinical Coordinator
Megan W. Hess, RN, MSN
Assiociate Professor of Nursing;
Chair, Division of Health Professions
Kimberly Oeth, MSN
Assistant Professor of Nursing
Brandy Parker, MNE
Assistant Professor of Nursing
Sean Pridgeon, MSN
Assistant Professor of Nursing
Angela Smith, MSN
Assistant Professor of Nursing
Hope Taylor, MSN
Instructor of Nursing
