Nursing at Goshen College: A tradition of excellence since 1950
Goshen College
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Nursing mock board plans final convention
Seated: Kelly Frey, Chris Lamble, Standing: Emily Yoder, Merv Helmuth (faculty advisor), Elizabeth Lagan, Marissa Kauffman, Naomi Kramer
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Stepping into the unknown: Holistic nursing in a changing healthcare system
40th Nursing Mock Convention brings GC nursing students together to discuss topics of import in today's changing healthcare arena.
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SimMan Nursing Skills Practice
Learn more about our state-of-the-art learning facilities
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In 1950, Goshen College became the first liberal arts college in Indiana to offer a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing. Since then, more than 1,600 students have graduated from GC’s nursing program.
Choose from a number of nursing programs:
- BSN
- RN to BSN
- Master’s of Science in Nursing
We’re one of only a few nursing programs in the United States with a cultural immersion experience – Study-Service Term gives you the opportunity to work at a local health clinic in a third-world country, strengthening your cultural sensitivity. Pair that with opportunities like the annual student-run mock nursing convention, which will keep you involved with current issues in the nursing world, and by the time you graduate, you’ll be equipped with the skills you need to be a cut above the rest.
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- Undergraduate Nursing Program
- Basic B.S.N. Track
Obtaining a post-high school education at Goshen College will involve a four-year commitment (for full-time coursework), and as a nursing student you will graduate with a bachelor of science degree in nursing. - R.N. to B.S.N. Track
The B.S.N. degree-completion track of the Goshen College nursing program allows registered nurses to complete a B.S.N. in about 19 months. - Master’s Program
- The program is designed for the registered nurse who is a graduate of a baccalaureate program in nursing, and is conveniently designed with courses meeting once per week during late afternoon and evening hours. The family nurse practitioner program is comprised of 48 credit hours and the clinical nurse leader program is comprised of 40 credit hours. Both programs prepare students for the certification exam in the selected track of study.
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Tracy Buller
Associate Professor of Nursing
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Carolyn Davis
Associate Professor of Nursing
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Jan Emswiler
Assistant Professor of Nursing
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Joyce Hoffman
Associate Professor of Nursing
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Vicky Kirkton
Associate Professor & Director Undergrad Prog in Nursing, Director RN to BSN
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Brenda Srof
Department Chair
Director of Grad Program in Nursing & Professor of Nursing -
Ruth Stoltzfus
Associate Professor of Nursing, Sabbatical FA
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Judy Weaver-Yoder
Associate Professor of Nursing
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Sherry Wenger
Associate Professor of Nursing
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Gail Weybright
Associate Professor of Nursing
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Laura Wheeler
Associate Professor of Graduate Nursing
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