In 1983, the School became a degree-granting division of the University. The School of Nursing now has more than 500 students enrolled in undergraduate, graduate, doctoral, and post-doctoral programs . The academic offerings are as diverse as the student body. To Download the Dean's Annual Letter Click here . Some of the research projects currently conducted by School of Nursing faculty address nursing therapies for wound healing, the control of muscle atrophy, decreasing the risks of coronary disease in women, control of high blood pressure among urban males, and development of training programs for emergency personnel to better intervene with battered women.
Nursing is the one constant in the ever-changing world of health care.
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