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College of Nursing

500 SWKT
(801) 422-4144

Dean: Beth V. Cole, Professor, Nursing
Associate Dean for Undergraduate Academic Affairs: Patricia Ravert, Associate Professor, Nursing
Associate Dean for Graduate Academic Affairs and Faculty Affairs: Mary Williams, Associate Professor, Nursing

College Advisement Center

Mark E. White, Supervisor
551 SWKT

For information regarding College of Nursing programs and admission application forms, contact the following:

    Undergraduate students:

      College of Nursing Advisement Center
      551 SWKT, (801) 422-4173

    Graduate students:

      Denise Gibbons Davis, Graduate Secretary
      400 SWKT, (801) 422-4142


Study of Nursing at Brigham Young University

The College of Nursing at Brigham Young University, established in 1952, is accredited by the Utah State Board of Nursing and the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education. The mission of the College of Nursing is to develop professional nurses who promote health, care for the suffering, engage in the scholarship of the discipline, invite the Spirit into health and healing, and lead with faith and integrity.

Baccalaureate graduates are prepared to function in generalist roles in hospital and community settings. They also have excellent preparation for entrance into graduate programs. Graduates of the MS program are prepared for a variety of advanced practice and leadership roles in the health care delivery system.

The college faculty are committed to creating a stimulating learning environment based on Christian principles. They maintain a broad range of research and clinical interests.

Student resources include a fully equipped learning resource center with audiovisual and computer learning aids, a research center, and a state-of-the-art clinical simulation laboratory. Clinical practice opportunities exist in a variety of urban and rural hospital, school, home, and community settings along the Wasatch Front. Students may also gain extended experiences with specialized national and international health programs.


Scholarships and Awards

Scholarships are available for undergraduate and graduate students. Information about additional sources of funding for study are available in the College of Nursing Advisement Center. Research assistantships and teaching assistantships are also available.

 

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