Indiana University East (Richmond) Indiana University at Kokomo Indiana University Northwest (Gary) Indiana University at South Bend. 1956 Name of school officially changed to Indiana University School of Nursing 1957 Original NLN accreditation for the Master of Science in Nursing program 1960 Last diploma school graduates.
Indiana University- Purdue University
Indiana University was founded in Bloomington in 1820 and is now based on the main campus of Bloomington-Indianapolis with regional campuses in Gary, South Bend, Fort Wayne, Kokomo, Richmond and New Albany.
The City of Indianapolis
Indiana University Bloomington
Indiana University East
Indiana University at Kokomo
Indiana University Northwest
Indiana University at South Bend
Indiana University Southeast
Indiana University School of Nursing
Philosophy
Statement of General Beliefs The Statement of General Beliefs and Beliefs
Beliefs Specific to Educational Programs
The doctoral prepared graduate in nursing is a scientific researcher for the development of nursing and theory building in nursing in the role of the university teacher, consultant, administrator or practitioner. Continuing education in nursing consists of planned, organized learning experiences designed to complement the knowledge, skills, and attitudes of registered nurses for the improvement of nursing practice, education, administration, and research.
The Code for Nurses
34; Graduate education in nursing provides the broad foundation in the sciences and humanities necessary to prepare professional nurses skilled in assessing nursing needs and providing nursing interventions. The concept of continuing education in nursing has its origins in an initial nursing program in which nurses begin to develop a commitment to lifelong learning.
General Policies for School of Nursing, All
Professional Liability Insurance All School of Nursing students who have patient/client contact will be covered by the Indiana University Malpractice Contract. Health requirements All students at the School of Nursing must document that they meet the health requirements on the campus where they are enrolled.
Academic Regulations, All Campuses
It is the responsibility of the student to meet deadlines for the completion of the. When an I is awarded, a record must be kept in the office of the department in which the degree was awarded.
Campus-Specific Information
Indiana University- Purdue University at
Honors Program
Campus Housing
Library
Additional services of the library are photocopying, interlibrary loan, educational guided tours of the library for.
ROTC-Reserve Officers' Training Corps
Union Building
Student Employee Health Service
Disabled Students
Personal Counseling
Career Information
Student Activities
Student Services-School of Nursing
Orientation
Guidance and Counseling
Scholarships and Financial Aid
Graduate Nursing Student Organization All graduate students accepted into the School of Nursing are members of the organization. The purpose of the organization is to uphold the ideals and standards of the School of Nursing.
School of Nursing Student Services Department
Organization, Alpha Chapter Membership in this service organization is open to all registered nurses enrolled in the School of Nursing's baccalaureate program. Pre-nursing students who have reached the second year of the pre-nursing program will be assigned to the School of Nursing for academic advising and certification advising.
Indiana University at Kokomo
Indiana University East has offered the Associate of Science in Nursing program in its entirety since August 1983. As of 1986, the Bachelor of Science in Nursing program can also be earned at the JU East campus.
Indiana University Northwest
Applicants for admission to the program are subject to admissions procedures and standards as described in the bulletin for Indiana University at South Bend plus policies and procedures specific to the School of Nursing. Admission to the School of Nursing does not provide certification for the senior nursing department.
Undergraduate Programs
Associate of Science in Nursing Program
Admission
Category I
Those applicants who do not have recorded SAT or ACT scores may choose to either complete the exam and submit scores.
Category II
General Education Courses Relevant to the Nursing Major
Advanced Placement for Licensed Practical Nurses (L.P.N.'s)
Complete degree requirements within four years of first enrolling in the nursing major. A grade point average of 2.0 or better is required in all general education courses in the nursing curriculum. A student will be dismissed from the program when, at the discretion of the Admissions, Advancement, and Graduation Committee at the campus of enrollment,.
Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program
The two years of upper division nursing courses can be taken at the South Bend, Southeast, Northwest, Kokomo, East and IUPUI campuses. Students at Bloomington must transfer to IUPUI, IUE, IUK, IUN, IUS or IUSB to complete their upper division nursing major.
Application and Admission
Successful completion of the prerequisite courses does not guarantee certification for the senior nursing department. Submit an official credit transfer report (CTR) to the School of Nursing for all work that is transferred from another university (non-Indiana University courses). The deadlines for submitting the CTR to the School of Nursing are May 15 for fall certification and September 30 for spring certification.
Admission to Baccalaureate Major for Graduates of Associate and
If the class is not filled during the first certification, a second certification can be performed.
Academic Standing of Students
The student may request readmission to the School of Nursing by writing to the Assistant Dean of Student Services-Indianapolis and Bloomington Campuses; Academic. The following policies apply to all students certified in the School of Nursing degree program. Re-entering students must adhere to the current School of Nursing policies and curriculum in effect at the time of re-entry.
Curriculum Design
School of Nursing is not responsible for certifying students for a degree if the students do not submit the applications. Application for the degree _must be made at the time of program planning for the last semester. The student must submit the degree application to the School of Nursing Admission by September 1 for December graduation and December 1 for May, June and August graduation.
Lower Division Prerequisite Courses
Upper Division Nursing Major Courses
Overseas Study Offering
Graduate Programs
Application
Master of Science in Nursing Program
Cooperation in the implementation of medical care with clients, individuals from related professions and other interested persons. Demonstrate competency in clinical knowledge, clinical specialization, or health care systems management. The School of Nursing offers master's degrees in women's health, perinatal nursing, nursing at-risk children, pediatric nursing, primary nursing for adults, nursing for adults with biodissonance, psychiatric/mental health nursing for adults, child/adolescent psychiatry/.
Admission Requirements
The school also offers post-masters opportunities in all clinical areas, nursing administration and teacher education.
Degree Requirements
The Department of Community Health Nursing offers two tracks in the community health nursing major: (1) Community-Based Nursing Practice, and (2) Community Home Health Care. Grade point averages in the School of Nursing and the School of Public and Environmental Affairs will be calculated separately. Students enrolled in the combined program will be assigned co-advisors, one each from the faculty of the School of Nursing and School of Public and Environmental Affairs.
Doctor of Nursing Science Program
Continuation in the program will require the student to meet academic standards at each school. A student who fails in one school but meets academic standards in the other may complete the work for the degree at the school where the student is able to meet the academic standards. Such completion must be on the same terms (credit hours, residency, etc.) as required of regular (non-combination) graduates (ie 42 credit hours for the School of Nursing and 48 credit hours for SPEA).
Admission Requirements
Applicants must meet the requirements of the Doctor of Nursing Science program in the School of Nursing and the specific. The School of Nursing is not responsible for certification of the degree if the student does not submit the application. The pattern and duration of the Doctor of Nursing Science program for the individual student will be determined in consultation with the student's primary advisor.
Progression through the Program
Program Requirements
The goal of this doctoral course is to prepare nurses for the highest administrative positions in complex health care delivery systems. The goal of this doctoral study is to provide an analysis of current administration theory to nurses in non-administration oriented professional academic nursing programs. The goal of the doctoral program in health policy and community health is to prepare nurses for the health policy arena.
Continuing Education Program
Registration fees therefore vary depending on the type and length of the offer and the source of funding.
Courses in the School of Nursing
C660 Seminar in pediatric nursing (3 er.) Analysis, synthesis and evaluation of the process in pediatric nursing. P551 Psychiatric/Psychiatric Nursing with Children and Adolescents (3 credits) The course focuses on advanced skills in the nursing of children with psychiatric/psychiatric problems. P671 Clinical Practice in PsychiatridMental Health Nursing (3 er.) This course provides students with extensive clinical experience in a mental health treatment facility.
Facilities for Educational Experiences
Osteopathic Hospital, Our Lady of Mercy Hospital South Bend, Dyer Parents Anonymous, Elkhart Parents Anonymous, South Bend Pediatric Center, Richmond Peoples Health Center, Indianapolis Plainfield Community School Corporation,. Trade Winds Rehabilitation Center, Gary Tri County Mental Health, Carmel United Health Services, Heights University Hospital in South Bend, Wildwood U.S. Nursing Home. Indianapolis, Gary Winona Hospital, Indianapolis Witham Memorial Hospital, Lebanon Bureau of Youth Services, South Bend.
Faculty, School of Nursing
University of Cincinnati, 1978), Clinical Assistant Professor Richards, Beverly, R.N., D.N.S. Indiana University, 1984), Associate Professor Richardson, Virginia, R.N., M.S.N. Ball State University, 1963), Adjunct Faculty. Indiana University, 1977), Associate Professor Szempruck, Julie, R.N., M.S.N. Indiana University, 1980), Clinical Assistant Professor Taylor, Carol, R.N., M.S.N. University of Minnesota, 1976), Adjunct Assistant Professor. Indiana University, 1963), Associate Professor Whitmore, Bridget, R.N., B.S.N. Indiana University, 1981), Clinical Instructor Wojtowicz, Geraldine, R.N., M.P.H. University of Michigan, 1965), Clinical Assistant Professor.
Indiana University
General Policies
Undergraduate Admissions Policy
Students who have been out of high school for three or more years do not need to submit test scores unless required for admission to specific programs. For individuals who do not meet the above criteria and who have been out of high school for three or more years, admission may be based on other factors, such as a general education. If any provision of this Policy is invalid, the invalidity will not affect other provisions of this Policy which may be given effect without the invalid provision, and for this purpose the provisions of this Policy may be severed.
Transfer to Other Indiana University Campuses
Transcripts must reflect a cumulative grade point average of at least a 2.0 (on a 4.0 scale) for Indiana residents and at least a 2.5 (on a 4.0 scale) for out-of-state residents. The credentials of students seeking to transfer to Indiana University will be evaluated on an individual basis. When students do not qualify on the first application, they will be advised on ways to remove the deficiencies so that they can qualify for admission at a later date.
Residency Status
Such a student will only be allowed to submit his supporting documents after 12 months have elapsed from the date on which he was eligible for residence, i.e. the date the student started the 12-month period of residence. All factors will be considered in combination and regular student status will not be derived from actions required or routinely performed by aliens in the country or which are merely ancillary to the fulfillment of educational purposes. a) Residence of the student's parents or guardians. The country that issues the student's driver's license. f) Where the student is registered in the electoral register. g) Marriage of a student to a resident of Indiana.
Fees
5 On the Bloomington campus, students enrolled for more than 3 credit hours pay a mandatory health care contribution. On the Indianapolis campus, part-time students enrolled in 1-8 credit hours pay a mandatory student activity fee of $2.50 per semester. Fees for 1-3 credit hours per semester or summer sessions (the latter count as one semester) are.
