The Doctor of Nursing Practice Program (DNP) prepares graduates for the specialty areas of executive leadership, nurse anesthesia, and nurse practitioner. The DNP Program provides the student with the opportunity to strengthen one's clinical skills by gaining intensive experiences in one's specialty area of practice, enhance the understanding of the theoretical underpinnings that supports one's specialty area of practice, and broaden one's perspective of healthcare systems and delivery models from a Christian worldview. READ MORE
The DNP Program is designed as a full-time post-master's program that begins the fall of each year. Students are expected to be on campus for four 1-week sessions per year with an ongoing intensive online educational process through the use of Blackboard. The clinical fellowships are expected to be completed in the area in which you live with clinical agency support from the institution in completing your DNP Project. Additional information may be obtained at http://www.uu.edu/programs/nursing/about/faq.htm#dnp.
Henry Institute to show documentary on stem cell researchThe Carl F.H. Henry Institute for Intellectual Discipleship at Union University will show the film “Lines That Divide,” a documentary about stem cell research, Nov. 12. Jennifer Lahl, the film’s associate producer and founder and national director of the Center for Bioethics and Culture Networ... - (READ MORE)
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