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BSN-MSN
Gonzaga University
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DEGREE |
BSN to MSN |
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MAJOR |
Nurse Education |
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COLLEGE OR SCHOOL |
Department of Nursing, School of Professional Studies |
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CONTACT |
Mary Sue Gorski, PhD, ARNP
Chairperson
502 E Boone Ave., Spokane WA 99258-0038
509-323-3587
509-323-5827
gorski@gonzaga.edu |
MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: No official limit at this time
PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE FLORIDA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Completion of BSN degree program.
GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Applications packets may be obtained from the Department of Nursing by calling 1-800-793-1715 ext 6640, 509 323-6640, visiting our website gonzaga.edu or emailing Molly Wood at woodm@gonzaga.edu. In special circumstances, individuals applying for admission may be permitted to take courses for one semester while the admission process is completed. The designated fee must accompany the application form. Admission decisions are based upon the applicant's total profile and space available. Application deadlines are two weeks prior to each of five eight week sessions.
Application decisions are based upon an applicant's total profile. Selection is based on:
- completed University application;
- an earned bachelor's degree accredited school;
- current Registered Nurse license;
- minimum grade point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale;
- current professional vita
- Official score from Miller Analogies Test (MAT)
- typewritten statement describing
- interest in the program and purpose of achieving a MSN degree,
- professional goals,
- strengths,
- professional experiences
- two satisfactory letters of recommendation
REQUIREMENTS FOR MSN
The nurse educator option prepares nurses to work as educators in academic, hospital, and community-based settings. Students develop an area of clinical specialization as well as skills in curriculum development, teaching-learning strategies, and evaluation. Particular emphasis is placed on tailoring content and presentation to learners’ needs. Practicum experiences take place in a variety of educational settings. 36 credits
Students develop an area of clinical specialization as well as vital skills in curriculum development, teaching-learning strategies, and evaluation. Particular emphasis is placed on tailoring content and presentation to the student’s needs. Practicum experiences take place in a variety of educational settings.
On-Campus: One on-campus visit during 600 level course work.
The MSN Nurse Educator specialization program requires 36 credit hours of graduate coursework.
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Leadership Core Courses |
15 credits |
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NURS 551 |
Contemporary Delivery |
3 credits |
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NURS 552 |
Theoretical Foundations |
3 credits |
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NURS 553 |
Evidence-Based Practice |
3 credits |
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NURS 554 |
Professional Relationships |
3 credits |
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NURS 555 |
Nursing Ethics |
3 credits |
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Advanced Practice Core Courses |
21 credits |
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NURS 523 |
Advanced Pathophysiology |
3 credits |
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NURS 641E |
Curriculum Development |
3 credits |
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NURS 642E |
Teaching-Learning Strategies |
3 credits |
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NURS 643E |
Assess Learning and Eval |
2 credits |
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NURS 644E |
Current Issues |
3 credits |
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NURS 631E |
Practicum |
1-3 credits |
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NURS 632E |
Practicum |
1-3 credits |
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NURS 633E |
Practicum |
1-3 credits |
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Practicum Total 6 credits |
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