The goal of the Academic Honors Program in Health Sciences, Nursing is to enable students to increase the depth and rigor of their learning experiences in Nursing (Baccalaureate)
Qualifications:
Student seeking admission into the Academic Honors Program in Health Sciences, Nursing must:
- Have completed the first two semesters of the BSN program.
- Have a minimum GPA of 3.50 in all nursing courses.
Applying to the Program:
To to be considered for admission into the Academic Honors Program in Health Sciences, Nursing, the applicant should submit:
- The Academic Honors Program in Health Sciences, Nursing Application
- An attached summary of no more than one, single-spaced page that
- describes the details of the applicant's scholarly background, community and/or University service, and academic awards; and
- describes briefly why s/he is applying for an academic honors program of study.
Please submit the completed application and the attached summary to the Department of Health Science's Department Head:
Name: Dr. Erin Donovan
Email: [email protected]
Graduating with the Academic Honors Program in Health Sciences, Nursing:
- General Requirements:
All students completing an Academic Honors program of study are expected to complete a senior capstone activity. The activity can range from an honor's thesis to a creative work to an undergraduate research project. Additionally, students may be asked to present the results of their activity in a scholarly venue approved by their Academic Honors Program advisor (e.g., CMU's Student Showcase).
- Specific Requirements for Health Sciences, Nursing (Baccalaureate) :
- Complete 9 semester credit hours at the 300 and 400 level according to the following:
- Course in content related to the area of Honors Topics (3) credit hours (may be from another department);
- Course related content through independent study in either theory or clinical (3) credit hours;
- Capstone and project (3 credit hours); the capstone experience will be a formal research process leading to paper that is publishable and presentation at a local, regional, or national conference. Topic, methods, and writing are to be guided and approved by a faculty member.
For More Information:
For more information about the Academic Honors Program in Health Sciences, students are welcome to contact Dr. Erin Donovan at [email protected].