The School of Nursing provides students with the knowledge, skills, and capacity to participate in meeting the health needs of society. Students are encouraged to view nursing education as a dynamic, lifelong process that integrates concepts and theories of nursing, humanities, and the natural and behavioral sciences. Students are further encouraged to develop self-awareness, and to accept responsibility for their actions. Such school-wide programs as the Career Day, held in the fall term and to which prospective employers are invited, are intended for both undergraduate and graduate students.
Individual facilitation is also available upon request.
To use U-M computers, you must get a computing ID called a uniqname. Your uniqname and password provide proof of identity needed to use computing services as well as other services across campus. Call 764-HELP to find out the nearest location to obtain your uniqname. A valid student ID card makes it possible to check-out software and use the public microcomputers. Free courses and consulting services are offered by the Computer Resource Center.