The College of Nursing is headed by the Dean. It is composed of four “levels”, each headed by a level chairperson, assisted by a level RLE coordinator.
General Objective:
The college aims to form students into nurses who are active in Advancing Ignatian Spirituality, serving humanity as professional who are Dedicated to Holistic Growth and Human flourishing, continually striving for excellence and Zealous in Charting Global Paths, while remaining United in Purpose and Action as valuable members of the university community.
Specifically, at the end of the four years, the student nurse will embody:
- Integration of Ignatian Spirituality:
- Nursing students will demonstrate an understanding of Ignatian values, integrating these principles into their personal and professional lives, emphasizing compassionate care and social justice.
- Holistic Development:
- Nursing students will develop into conscientious, committed, and compassionate leaders who serve and uplift others, addressing health aspects within the community.
- Global Competence and Leadership:
- Nursing students will exhibit global healthcare competencies by effectively caring for culturally diverse clients, receiving positive feedback in line with research, innovation, and nursing practice.
- Community Collaboration and Wellness, United in Purpose and Action:
- Nursing students will engage in community health initiatives, providing care and education to underserved populations, always striving for the greater glory of God.