The College of Nursing provides a wide variety of undergraduate and nationally ranked graduate programs that have prepared students for leadership in the nursing industry since 1937. We are pioneers in evidence-based practice, servant leadership and cutting-edge technology, and encourage our students to integrate their values into their daily nursing practice.
Join us on Thursday, October 22 at 5 p.m. to discover how a Ph.D. degree prepares nurse scholars to advance the theoretical foundations of nursing practice, education and healthcare delivery.
Jasmine Ahmed, a current student in Seton Hall’s Accelerated B.S.N. program, attests “This type of career change requires commitment, but becoming a nurse is 100 percent worth it in the end."
Nursing Professor Beth E. Jameson published a study that seeks to determine a better way to calculate the student-to-school-nurse ratio, both in “normal” times and in the midst of a pandemic.
Lidya Gebrekidan, BSN '16, a DAISY Award winner, was profiled in the May issue of New Jersey Monthly where she shared her approach to compassionate care. (Photo Credit: John O’Boyle)
College of Nursing Dean Marie Foley shares the stories of Seton Hall nurses who were new recruits to New Jersey’s coronavirus battle.
Interprofessional grant enables nurse practitioner, physician assistant and medical students to improve opioid patient outcomes.
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