Welcome to the Website of the Division of Nursing of the College of Nursing and Allied Health Sciences. In visiting our Website you will learn about education, research and service opportunities within the Division of Nursing. The Division of Nursing is committed to educating and socializing students for nursing practice, leadership in the profession, contributing to the development and testing of the science of nursing, and providing service to the profession and the broader community.

The Undergraduate Program has four (4) tracks for pursuing study for the Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree. They include a Basic Track, sequenced over four (4) academic years; Advanced Placement Track, sequenced over 22 months and designed for individuals with a non-nursing undergraduate degree and/or completion of specific courses; RN to BSN Track, sequenced over one year for associate degree and diploma nurses; and a LPN to BSN Track, generally sequenced over a period of two (2) years. ...Read more

Howard University, Five Other Nursing Institutions to Rebuild Healthcare in Rwanda this Summer

Howard University Division of Nursing in the College of Nursing and Allied Health Sciences is wrapping up the initial planning meetings for a program this summer that will provide training and help to Rwandan schools of nursing.
Mary Hill, Ph.D., dean of the college, returned to Howard University from Rwanda recently after a four-day planning meeting with the Rwanda Ministry of Health and five other American nursing schools. ... Read More