Program Description

The Master of Nursing curriculum provides nurses with in-depth knowledge and skills related to leading in a healthcare environment of constant change that includes learning theory, teaching methods, curriculum development, and evaluation. Practicum experiences as well as scholarly inquiry are individualized and could focus on healthcare or nursing education.

Graduates are leaders in health care systems, governmental agencies or community organizations as well as nurse educators in schools of nursing, continuing education programs, staff development, clinical education or patient education.

Mission, Vision, & Values

The mission of the SNHCL Graduate Programs is to foster ethical leadership, encourage inquiry, advance health equity and optimize health and wellbeing by supporting an inclusive learning community.

We envision SNHCL graduates leading in the creation of a just, equitable, and healthy world through shared power and a spirit of inquiry.

Our Values:

  • Learning in and with inclusive and diverse communities
  • Fostering ethical leadership
  • Health equity
  • Inquiry
  • Optimizing health and wellbeing

MN Advising

As an MN student, you’ll have two advisors to support your success:

  • Academic Advisor (Adrianna Plavetsky) – Your main contact for program planning, registration, degree requirements, and academic progress. They also assist with leaves of absence or program changes.

  • Faculty Advisor (SNHCL faculty) – A mentor who helps you explore professional interests, plan for academic success, and connect you with resources.

You’ll meet your faculty advisor at MN Orientation and check in regularly throughout the program.