About the College
The Washington State University College of Nursing each year graduates more entry-level nurses than any other institution in the state of Washington. The College:
- Educates more than 1,000 upper-division undergraduate and graduate students.
- Provides upper-division undergraduate nursing education in partnership with Eastern Washington University and Whitworth University as part of the nation’s first, oldest, and most comprehensive nursing education consortium.
- Offers a Master of Nursing degree (MN) with programs leading to specialization as a 1) family nurse practitioner, 2) psychiatric/mental health nurse practitioner, and/or 3) community–based population-focused nurse.
- Welcomed its inaugural class of PhD students during the summer of 2007, providing quality doctoral education using a combination of face-to-face and distance education methods.
- Is a national leader in distributive nursing education models, serving students across five locations across the state in Spokane, Tri-Cities, Vancouver, Walla Walla and Yakima.
- Is engaged in research studies leading to improvements in nursing care, the health care system, and the health of the public.
- Awards more than $160,000 in scholarships to nursing students each year.
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The Nursing Building Dedication was held at the
WSU Spokane campus
May 7, 2009.
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to Fund WSU Nursing and Pharmacy Study to Improve Medication Safety
UW, WSU, OHSU to Collaborate in Landmark National Children's Health Study
WSU Nursing Faculty Featured on Comcast Newsmakers
