The program outcomes for the master of science degree program in nursing flow from the college mission and core values: Christ-centered, passionate learning, servant leadership, compassionate peacemaking, global citizen.
Upon graduation, the graduate:
Christ centered
Demonstrates a faith that is active and reflective
Utilizes an understanding of ethical and moral issues to expand the advocacy role of the nurse
Is sensitive and responsive to the spiritual needs of self and others
Passionate Learning
Utilizes knowledge from nursing, natural and social science and the arts in the management of patient health/illness status
Interprets and evaluates research for the initiation of change, improvement of nursing practice, management of health outcomes, and provision of high quality health care
Utilizes the research process for addressing clinical problems
Applies advanced knowledge in the discipline to specific and vulnerable populations
Develops a foundation for successful completion of advanced practice certification exams as appropriate to the role
Develops a foundation for doctoral study in nursing
Servant leadership
Synthesizes knowledge into a personal leadership style that contributes to health for individual, family and community
Promotes policy development related to the emerging roles within nursing.
Compassionate peacemaking
Contributes to health outcomes through advocacy within the profession, interdisciplinary healthcare team, and the care of individuals, families and communities
Global Citizenship
Takes initiative in providing culturally sensitive care
Within the context of ethical decision-making, explores personal and professional values in light of growing health disparities in the community and world.
Assimilates knowledge of conflict transformation and social justice issues that are responsive to diverse needs of the individual, family and community.
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