The Jean School of Nursing and Health Sciences at Saint Anselm College was formally established on July 1, 2023. Currently housed in Gadbois Hall, the school will move into its permanent home in a new $35 million state-of-the-art nursing facility in Grappone Hall in the fall of 2025.
Led by Dr. Diane Uzarski, inaugural dean of the Jean School of Nursing and Health Sciences, the new school houses the undergraduate nursing program, the Continuing Nursing Education program, and the college's dynamic new programs in health sciences and community and public health.
As a school, we aim to provide all nursing and health sciences students with diverse interprofessional, community-based experiences to prepare them to improve the health and well-being of patients and communities, and address our most pressing healthcare and societal challenges.
Mission and Vision
Mission Statement
Rooted in our Catholic, Benedictine traditions and commitment to social justice, we are driven to serve. We develop compassionate health professionals and leaders dedicated to preserving human dignity and positively impacting the world. We achieve this through a distinctive liberal arts education, collaborative research, and meaningful engagement with local, national, and global communities.
Vision Statement
Together we strive to improve the health and wellness of all individuals and communities whom we serve
Core Values
Respect
• Value dignity and autonomy of each person.
Integrity
• Endeavor for truth, equity, and authenticity
Collaboration
• Foster a culture of teamwork
Compassion
• Care for each other and our community
Excellence
• Commit to high quality and innovation.
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