NURSING

Kendra Russell, Chair
Assistant Professors: Dean Baker, Dianne Chamblee, Sallie Coke, Gail Godwin, Debbie Grier, Donna Ingram, Donna Kauffman, Ella Milner,
Leslie C. Moore, Jeanne Sewell, Susan Steele, Carol Ormond, Marjorie Johnson, Deborah MacMillan, and Lora Crowe
Lecturer: Randall Lyles
RN-BSN / MSN Coordinator: Flor Culpa-Bondal

MISSION

The mission of the nursing program is to prepare professional nurses to function as effective members of interdisciplinary teams to meet the healthcare needs of Georgia's multicultural families. The baccalaureate program is built on a two- year liberal arts core curriculum. This liberal arts foundation provides the student with a knowledge base for personal growth and professional development. Baccalaureate graduates are prepared as generalists.

Faculty and students comprise a community of scholars who are active contributors to the delivery and improvement of health.

DEGREES OFFERED

1. Bachelor of Science in Nursing with a major in Nursing (RN-BSN)
2. Bachelor of Science in Nursing with a major in Nursing

For more information on the Nursing Department, visit their Web site.