Nursing

Wright State’s nursing program will help you find a rewarding career caring for others while also filling a critical need in today’s health care workforce. Professional nurses can work to improve the health of individuals as well as advocate to improve health care practices. Wright State’s three-year undergraduate program allows you to get into the field sooner by taking summer classes and graduating in eight or nine semesters. If you are already a nurse and wish to advance your career, choose from among several specialized master’s degree programs. The baccalaureate degree program in nursing (B.S.N.) at Wright State is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (http://www.ccneaccreditation.org) and approved by the Ohio Board of Nursing.

Mission

The Wright State University School of Nursing is dedicated to the advancement of nursing by delivering excellence in nursing education, clinical practice, scholarship, and interprofessional collaboration.

Vision

To be leaders in transforming nursing education through advocacy, diversity, service, scholarship, and collaborative partnerships in an inclusive, respectful environment.

Degrees and Programs

 

Courses

School Leadership

Chair: Tara Konicki, Ph.D.