School of Nursing

112 Moore Building
(336) 334-5010
www.uncg.edu/nur

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Faculty

Lynne G. Pearcey, Professor and Dean

Virginia B. Karb, Associate Professor and Associate Dean

Eileen M. Kohlenberg, Associate Professor and Assistant Dean

Professors H. Brown, Chamings, Herrick; Associate Professors Barba, Courts, Dick, M. Evans, Kennedy-Malone, Krowchuk, Reed, Richardson, R. Saunders, Tesh; Clinical Associate Professors Eakes, Lutz, McNeal, Sandoval; Visiting Associate Professor Schrull; Assistant Professors Beeson, Cookman, O'Rourke, R. Taylor, Werstlein; Clinical Assistant Professors Bartlett, Cowen, Helfers, Lehman, Longenecker, Packheiser, VonCannon, Wheeler; Visiting Assistant Professor Leonard, Maree, S. Ouellette; Clinical Instructors Clapp, DeBrew, Hancock; Lecturers Adkisson, E. Amoako, Bays, S. Collins, Gustaveson, Krasley, Lane, McQueen, Orr, Thomas, Wiggans

Adjunct Faculty: Adjunct Associate Professors Blank, Mims, Woodard; Adjunct Assistant Professors Barham, M. Collins, Crowe, Hardin, Higgerson, Jarrett-Pulliam, Liner, Lundrigan, Mooth, B. Smith, Staab, Watters, Winchester; Adjunct Instructors T. Anderson, Bensky, Emmert, Essick, Jacubowitz, Johnson, Koontz, Macon, Merritt, R. Ouellette, Owens, Poole, Ripley, Sappenfield, Shedlick, Smothers, Thomson, Tripp, Wagner

The School of Nursing offers an undergraduate program leading to the Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree. The first two years of study are in general education, basic sciences, humanities, and basic nursing. The majority of work in the junior and senior years is in nursing.

The School of Nursing also offers a Master of Science in Nursing degree to prepare persons for a leadership role in nursing education, administration, and clinical practice. This program has a strong research emphasis and is founded on specialization in clinical practice