Delaware State University - Master of Science in Nursing

Delaware State University’s accelerated RN to MSN program (Dual Degree Pathway) prepares registered nurses educated at the diploma or associate degree level with the education and training to earn both a BSN and MSN, awarded together at program completion.
Experience convenience for your busy schedule:
• Three years to degree completion (one year: BSN requirements | two years: MSN courses)
• 100% online MSN courses with Global Leadership or Nursing Education focus areas

Learn more and apply! Call 302.736.2400.

April is National Minority Health Month, which highlights the importance of reducing health disparities: https://bit.ly/3JYUqIW

This year’s theme, , seeks to debunk misinformation and encourage vaccines and boosters as one of the strongest tools we have to end a pandemic that has disproportionately affected communities of color.

The MSN team at Sigma's Creating Healthy Work Environments 2022.

MSN Information Sessions
The Graduate Studies and Research team is hosting two information sessions this week for the Graduate Nursing program. Register now to attend and learn more about furthering your education and getting a Masters degree in nursing.
The dates and times will be as follows:

Wednesday, March 30th at 12:00PM
Thursday, March 31st at 6:00PM

Register Online
www.desu.edu/GraduateEvents

Lillian Wald founded the Henry Street Settlement in 1895, and it’s still in operation today as a community health center. She believed nurses should “work for social betterment as they have a vital sense of interrelationships of all the factors that lead to health.” Wald also founded school nursing.

"If direct patient care is taking its toll, considering an advanced degree like a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) can open doors to new roles both inside and outside of the clinical setting. MSN-prepared nurses have more opportunities for leadership roles, which translates to a deeper impact on workplace culture where burnout can originate."

How an MSN Can Help Combat Nurse Burnout | Nurse.com MSN-prepared nurses have more opportunities for leadership roles, which translates to a deeper impact on workplace culture where nurse burnout begins.

"In recognition of the essential role of nursing education during the pandemic, and in celebration of its historic and continuing inspiration to nurses everywhere, the National League for Nursing has announced 2022 as the Year of the Nurse Educator."

NLN News

If you are ready to make a change, apply to our MSN program today. We are still accepting applications to begin your journey on March 2022!

https://sgaes.desu.edu/admissions

Apply today for Spring 2022!

"I am a nurse, whether I am wearing a suit, a scrub, or a shirt.
People may think that, as nurses, we are limited to working at the bedside.

But like any species, nurses and the nursing profession have greatly evolved. Gone are the days when nurses were just confined to the bedside. Nurses in today's era have the capacity and the opportunity to do more.

As nurses, we
- teach and educate new generations of nurses
- lead and manage teams and even organizations
- innovate and create something new to promote patient safety
- conduct research to develop novel ideas in the delivery of healthcare
- contribute to the development of policies and legislation for the betterment of the world's health

YES.
Nurses are empowered.
Nurses are bold.
Nurses are capable.
Nurses are catalysts for change.

And I am a proud nurse, whatever outfit I am in.
Because it is not the outfit that defines me as a nurse.
It is what I do - and that is to make an impact on the lives of the people that I meet, whether at the bedside or in the world outside." - Jose Arnold Tariga