LMU's cornerstone belief is service to humanity, and few professions embody this belief
like nursing. Nurses help people attain and regain wellness. In addition, nurses work
with individuals, families, and community groups, helping them adapt to changes—in
their needs, their roles, and their relationships—brought on by changes in health.
At LMU, nursing students receive the training and education needed to become qualified
nurses capable of succeeding in the 21st century health care environment. Students
are also held to the high moral and ethical standards, as well as a sense of personal
responsibility, that are vital to nursing.
For a list of degree programs and for more information on those programs, please see
links at bottom of page.
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March 18, 2020 STATUS UPDATE: LMU to Complete the Semester Online, Will Not Hold Commencement Ceremonies
Lincoln Memorial University (LMU) President Clayton Hess has announced that LMU will complete the Spring 2020 semester online. LMU will not hold commencement ceremonies this spring. Degrees will be conferred on candidates that have completed degree requirements at the end of the semester.
March 12, 2020 LMU To Transition To Online Classes After March 13
Lincoln Memorial University President Clayton Hess has announced that LMU will transition to online classes beginning Monday, March 16. All seated lecture classes will be moved online until at least March 27. Students should look for communication about individual courses from faculty members through LMU email.
January 23, 2020 LMU Faculty Join Kentucky Association of Nurse Anesthetists to Combat Opioid Crisis
T Kentucky Association of Nurse Anesthetists (KyANA) launched its Opioid Stewardship Initiative to combat the crisis. Dr. Joy Goins, an instructor of nursing and clinical coordinator in the Lincoln Memorial University (LMU) Caylor School of Nursing (CSON) Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) nurse anesthesia concentration, serves on the organization’s board as the director for region four and worked on the initiative which seeks to educate patients and provide tools to dispose of medicine at home.
Thank you for your interest in LMU Caylor School of Nursing!
For more information about nursing, please call:
Caylor School of Nursing at 1.800.325.0900 x. 6324 or 423.869.6324
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