NUR 4153: Nursing Leadership in Community Engagement (2025-2026)
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This course provides practical application of principles of leadership, management of care, health promotion, and quality improvement through involvement in a community and/or public health project. Students work in partnership with a community agency to identify an issue of concern related to a specific population served by that agency and to develop an evidence-based approach to address the issue. Key concepts integrated into the project will include sustainability, cultural sensitivity, interprofessional care, and ethical practice. Typically offered: Winter, Spring. Fee(s): Nursing Fee
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Heidi Monroe
Bomin Shim
Maria Hartley
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W
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8:00AM-3:30 PM
12:30PM-2:30 PM
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03/25-05/29
04/01-04/01
05/27-05/27
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SHS Building 106
SHS Building 106
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Fees: Nursing Fee: $100/cr (refundable)
Restrictions: Nursing majors only. Doctoral, Graduate are excluded.
Corequisites: NUR 4152
Attributes: Honors Course, Upper-Division
Grade Modes: (Default) Pass/No Credit with N
Instructional Methods: Traditional
Note: Extended Deadline
Prerequisites:
NUR 4142: C or better
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