WINONA, Minn. – The undergraduate nursing program at Winona State University has been reaccredited by two organizations. The Commission on College Nursing Education and the state Board of Nursing issued endorsements valid for 10 years. The renewals followed months of extensive reviews and campus visits. Dean Julie Anderson said accreditors were impressed by the recent partnership with Winona Health to launch a simulation lab. Anderson said the dual endorsements allow the college to focus now on curricular revisions to meet emerging health needs. The undergrad ueisg program has 996 majors, roughly 15% of the university’s enrollment.
Among major courses
Community-based care
Geriatrics
High-acuity situations
Hospice
Labor and delivery
Pathiophysiology
Pediatrics
Phathophysiolgy
Psychosociology
Research fundamentals
Surgical princles