6 organizations launching nursing programs

Here are six organizations launching or expanding nursing programs:

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  1. Glendale-based Arizona College of Nursing is opening a campus in Cincinnati, which will offer a bachelor’s in nursing program.
  2. State University of New York nursing programs are set to receive more than $1.4 million from the state to increase enrollment.
  3. Methodist Fremont (Neb.) Health and the Fremont Public Schools partnered on a high school nursing training program.
  4. Oklahoma City University and Oklahoma City-based SSM Health St. Anthony Hospital partnered to provide nursing students with a mentor and give two hospital employees an opportunity to receive a master’s in nursing each year.
  5. Irving Elementary School in Bloomington, Ill., created The Mini Nurse Academy, an after-school program designed to teach 20 third- through fifth-grade students the ins and outs of being a nurse.
  6. Flagstaff-based Northern Arizona University is using a $6.4 million grant to expand its accelerated nursing programs by offering full-tuition scholarships to 240 students.

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