ulm school of nursing

Faculty Members

Sigma Theta Tau

Student Nurses' Association

For ULM Nursing Students...

Mission Statement and Goals
Statement of Philosophy

Conceptual Framework
Graduate Competencies

Grievance Procedure


Curriculum Plans

For Traditional Students

For Registered Nurses

Accelerated Option
(for students with previous baccalaureate degrees)


picture of nursing buildingThe School of Nursing at The University of Louisiana at Monroe is located in the Nursing building, directly across University Avenue from the Administration building. The four-year baccalaureate curriculum offers a pre-nursing segment and a professional nursing segment.

When the requirements for the pre-nursing program are met, a pre-nursing student applies to the School of Nursing for admittance to the professional program. The professional program consists of five semesters of clinical, didactic and seminar instruction in fundamentals, medical-surgical nursing, obstetrics, pediatrics, community nursing, critical care nursing, mental health nursing, management and nursing research. The School is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Admissions are based upon the availability of clinical sites and faculty. With all factors being equal, preference is extended to Louisiana residents.


For additional information contact: 

Dr. Florencetta Gibson, Director 
fgibson@ulm.edu

(318) 342-1640
-Or-
Emmy Doughty, M.S.N., R.N., Assistant Director
 
doughty@ulm.edu
(318) 342-1640

Updated August 25, 2008

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