Hampton University School of Nursing

Link to SON home page [1]

757-727-5251

Shevellanie Lott MSN, RN
SHEVELLANIE.LOTT@HAMPTONU.EDU
[2]

Call-out text:

Scholars had the opportunity to see what organizations and companies were looking for in their hiring. One student observed, “Faculty can teach us the skills to become a nurse, but we have to develop our character by modeling professionalism.”

Shevellanie Lott MSN, RN
SHEVELLANIE.LOTT@HAMPTONU.EDU [2]

Dr. Denorah Jones
deborah.jones@hamptonu.edu [3]

An accelerated B.S.N. program designed especially for the individual holding a bachelor's degree in another field.

Long text (Legacy Book):

For several years, enrollment in Hampton University’s Accelerated Bachelor of Science in nursing pro- gram had failed to reach enrollment targets. NCIN helped reverse that trend; in one year, enrollment jumped by 31 percent. Internally, the school faced challenges, including project delays and cancellations. While heavier teaching loads undermined full implementation of NCIN’s leadership program, the university was able to implement a thriving mentoring program that has contributed to the continued success of its graduates. Staff members said the NCIN program had a “profound impact” on the school and its scholars, exposing them to provocative panel discussions and insightful conversations with nurse leaders from various health care organizations.

Degrees Conferred:

BSN

The School of Nursing has the broad goal of improving health care and the overall quality of life in the state, the region, and the nation. It strives to reach this goal through the education of health care professionals, through provision of expertise and health care services to the health care systems and through research in promotion of wellness in nursing and in health care. The School of Nursing is approved by the Virginia Board of Nursing, fully accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission, and has received preliminary approval from the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education.

10 months

Admission Procedures
   1. To receive an application, call the Office of Admissions at 1-800-624-3328 or (757) 727-5328, and it will be mailed to your address.
   2. There is no separate application for the School of Nursing.
   3. Have all your official transcripts sent to the Office of Admissions at Hampton University, Hampton, VA 23668.
   4. If you are military, also send your military discharge and/or educational form (DD 214 or DD 295) to the Office of Admissions.

Please visit the web site.

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Scholarships Awarded:

2011

Round 4: 2011 – 2012

Dawn Culley

Delores Mack

Natalya Thomas

Andrea Wright

Hampton University School of Nursing

An initiative of AACN and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation