SCHOOL OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS

Dean: Dr. Theresa Cappello

The School aims to support the mission of Marymount University to foster the individual development of each student and enable students to become competent health professionals. The School of Health Professions seeks to promote

a scholarly climate that fosters critical thinking, creativity, ethical decision making, and self-directed lifelong learning in an environment where knowledge and research are valued;
a prominent presence in the community by providing health care, health education and promotion, and continuing education offerings;
graduates who are competent health professionals prepared to contribute and respond to society’s changing health needs; and
respect for life, human development, and individual differences.

Nondegree Admission: Graduate nondegree admission in the School of Health Professions allows students to enroll only in Health Promotion Management classes, Nursing core classes (NU 501, NU 512, NU 550, NU 551, NU 590, NU 591), and Nursing electives. Nondegree students may not enroll in courses in the clinical majors

Graduate nondegree admission is limited to a total of 9 credits and two consecutive semesters.

Health Promotion Management

Health Promotion Management (M.S.)