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Masters of Science in Nursing Program (M.S.N.)
The master of science in nursing (M.S.N.) program at Elms College provides experienced professional nurses with the education and skills needed to function in a rapidly changing environment that demands new and innovative approaches to nursing, healthcare delivery, management, and education.
Program offerings:
Additional Information:
Admission Information
Betty Hukowicz , Ed. D
Associate Dean
Division of Graduate Studies and Continuing Education
Tel 413-265-2445
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Why return for a Masters in Nursing?
The M.S.N. degree is designed to build on baccalaureate nursing education to prepare the graduate for advanced practice nursing roles, and serves as a foundation for doctoral study. An expedited R.N. to B.S. to M.S.N. program is also available.
The program is taught by a highly qualified, interdisciplinary faculty from the Divisions of Nursing, Business, and Education.
M.S.N. Degree Program Requirements
Prerequisites include:
- A baccalaureate degree in nursing from a nationally accredited school of nursing. (Non-baccalaureate nurses may enroll in this program through the R.N. to M.S.N. option.)
- Minimum undergraduate grade point averaged (GPA) of 3.0, or completion of 6 graduate credits with a minimum GPA of 3.0.
- Eligible for licensure as a registered nurse in Massachusetts.
Program Information
Cynthia Dakin, Ph.D., RN
Program Coordinator
Tel 413-265-2455
Fax 413-265-2335 |
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Faculty
One of our greatest strengths is that each student has
close interactions with the faculty and an advisor
on the nursing faculty who guides her or him through
the program. And, this is a faculty that really cares!
Not only are they highly qualified clinically and academically,
they are experts in their fields. And they care about
each and every one of the students in the program -
about helping them develop and improve their nursing
skills, critical thinking ability, ethical decision-making
processes, and a comprehensive grasp of current medical
technology used by nurses.
Kathleen Scoble, Ed.D., R.N.
Cynthia Dakin, PhD, R.N.
Cheryl A. Sheils, M.S., R.N.
Diane C. Fernald, J.D., R.N.
Joyce Z. Thielen, PhD(c), R.N.
Kerry Calnan, MBA
Christine Fay,PhD
David Gosselin, Ed.D
Anne Harrison, Ed.D
David Kimball,Sc.D
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