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| Welcome From The Dean |
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| The National League for Nursing Names 2005-2008 Centers of Excellence in Nursing Education™ |
Schools of nursing whose faculty members are doing outstanding work that sets them apart from others have received the prestigious Centers of Excellence designation. The NLN Centers of Excellence in Nursing Education Program™ (COE) calls for schools to apply for a three-year designation based on their sustained demonstration of excellence in faculty development, nursing education research, or student learning and professional development. The COE program was initiated to publicly acknowledge schools that distinguish themselves by outstanding achievement in the promotion of excellence in nursing education.
Four outstanding nursing schools who met the COE program's rigorous criteria attained COE status for 2005-2008: the University of Louisiana at Lafayette , Excelsior College in Albany, NY, Samford University in Birmingham, AL and the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. |
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| Dietetics Degree. Effective July 2006, the Bachelor of Science in Dietetics and the Dietetics Internship Programs have been moved to the College of Nursing and Allied Health Professions. For more information contact the Nursing Student Services Department. |
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| Graduate Study. Effective Fall 2006, there are new graduate nursing program offerings. For information contact the department of Graduate Nursing or call 337/482-5601. |
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| International Study. SUMMER SESSION ANNUAL OFFERING. Are you a current student or working nurse professional interested in studying abroad?
The college and the College of Liberal Arts, Department of Modern Languages, offer a joint minor program in FRENCH or SPANISH to qualified candidates who are majors in one of the disciplines offered by the College of Nursing And Allied Health Professions. |
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