NURSING, School of
NURSING, Department of

                                                     
6/12/90
     Master of Science in Nursing program development plan (joint Program with Youngstown State University) approved in principle.                

2/2/99 
     Program development plan for M.S. in Nursing degree program approved.

11/9/99
     Nursing M.S. program approved with conditions:  2/3 of program faculty must be Graduate Faculty members; Health Sciences representatives must meet with Business Administration and Urban Affairs College representatives to resolve possible overlap issues.

9/29/03
     Joint MSN/MBA program approved 

4/28/04
     Notified School of Nursing that they may proceed with Forensic Nursing track.

9/12/05
     Addition of a clinical nurse leader track to the MSN program approved.

4/17/06
     Nursing Education track in the MSN program approved.

10/13/06
     Executive Track in the Master of Science in Nursing program approved.

4/1/08
     Revised School Nurse Licensure Certification Program Program; a combined program with Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance Dept. approved

5/4/10
	Nursing Department becoming an independent School of Nursing without college afiliation approved.

5/4/10
	Nursing Education Ph.D. specialization tract in the Urban education Ph.D. program designed to prepare nurses for faculty positions approved.
	
1/19/11
    Nursing School criteria for graduate faculty status approved.
	
1/19/12
	Approved revisions to bring the MSN degree in line with the American Association of Colleges of Nursing's new requirements.
	
4/17/14
	School of Nursing graduate faculty guidelines approved.
	
10/9/14
	School Nursing licensure program dormancy approved.
	
2/1/18
	Doctor of Nursing Practice degree program approved.
	
4/5/18
	List of courses in Curriculog approved.
	
11/15/18
	Revisions of the Master of Science in Nursing/Masters of Business Administration degree program approved.
	
11/14/19
	Approved revisions to the School of Nursing Graduate Faculty Guidelines