The School of Nursing offers an accelerated 4+1 program, allowing students accepted to the undergraduate Nursing program to obtain the Bachelor of Science in Nursing and the Master of Science in Nursing in five years.  Students with a GPA of 3.3 in all nursing courses and an overall GPA of 3.3 are eligible to apply during their sophomore year.  Progression into the nurse practitioner sequence is dependent upon the student attaining RN licensure and maintaining a GPA of 3.3 in all nursing courses.

• Anne-Marie Barron
• Associate Professor and Associate Dean
• Phone: 617-521-2121
• Office: S340D

• Charlene Berube
• Chair, Undergraduate Nursing Program and Associate Professor of Practice
• Phone: 617-521-2533
• Office: S313

• Josephine Atinaja-Faller
• Associate Professor of Practice of Nursing
• Phone: 617-521-2431
• Office: S309

• Gloria Cater
• Associate Professor of Practice of Nursing
• Phone: 617-521-2561
• Office: S305

• LaDonna Christian
• Director of the Dotson Bridge and Mentoring Program and Associate Professor of Practice
• Phone: 617-521-2618
• Office: S310

• Jean Christoffersen
• Associate Professor of Practice of Nursing
• Phone: 617-521-2435
• Office: S338C

• Margaret Costello
• Assistant Professor of Nursing
• Phone: 617-521-2434
• Office: S338D

• Judith Cullinane
• Associate Professor of Practice of Nursing
• Phone: 617-521-2551

• Colette Dieujuste, RN, PhD
• Professor of Practice
• Phone: 617-521-2528
• Office: S306

• Sarah Desmond
• Associate Professor of Practice of Nursing
• Phone: 617-521-2546
• Office: S307

• Susan Duty, MSN, ScD, RN, ANP-BC
• Professor- Nursing
  Faculty Director Health Professions Education PhD Program
• Phone: 617-521-2096
• Office: S312

• Rebecca Koeniger-Donohue
• Professor of Practice of Nursing
• Phone: 617-521-2132
• Office: S304

• Marla Lynch
• Associate Professor of Practice of Nursing
• Phone: 617-521-2535
• Office: S333

• Kelly Marchant
• Associate Professor of Practice of Nursing
• Office: S336

• Eileen McGee
• Associate Professor of Practice of Nursing
• Phone: 617-521-2527
• Office: S335

• Linda Moniz
• Assistant Professor of Nursing
• Phone: 617-521-2437
• Office: S317

• Patricia Rissmiller
• Chair, Graduate Nursing Program and Associate Professor
• Phone: 617-521-2133
• Office: S342

• Karen Teeley
• Professor of Practice of Nursing
• Phone: 617-521-2536
• Office: S325

• Sarah Volkman
• Professor of Nursing
• Phone: 617-521-2403
• Office: S342

• Patricia White
• Professor of Practice
• Phone: 617-521-2138

• Marianne Williams
• Associate Professor of Practice of Nursing
• Phone: 617-521-2445
• Office: S311

Clinical and research are key components of our nursing programs. You'll have opportunities to explore your interests, build your skills and develop mentoring relationships with leaders in the field.

Our students put their knowledge into practice in many ways, including:

• Six group clinical rotations, a final-semester preceptorship for approximately 600 clinical hours to prepare you for the NCLEX exam.
• For Advanced Practice Clinical Preparation, you'll complete 770 clinical hours over four semesters at a variety of settings – hospitals, clinics, community-based health centers, nursing homes – and with diverse populations across the lifespan, including pediatrics, women’s health, adult and geriatric care.
• Collaborate with faculty or community agencies to develop and implement scholarly research projects.