The School of Nursing is working together with many units on campus to ensure safety in the classroom, lab, and clinical setting while providing you the best, highest quality education supported by faculty fully committed to student success.

Winter 2021 Class, Lab, and Clinical Updates

Please view the list of SON Winter 2021 courses which indicates how they will be taught. Please note that you must use your OU email to access this Google sheet; it cannot be accessed using your personal email.

Lecture Classes: Most lecture classes will be held online. Some classes will require you to attend your course on Moodle in real-time on the scheduled days and times indicated on your registration. For other online classes, you will not be required to attend on a specific day and time.

UG Clinicals: We are still working on Winter 2021 clinical placements. We will provide in-person/face-to-face clinical experiences as long as the clinical sites allow it. For those courses where the clinical sites are not allowing in-person clinical experiences due to COVID, we will provide a high-quality virtual learning experience. As of 11/23/2020, this is the plan for clinicals:

NRS 2024 (ASD) - Clinical will be 100% virtual due to lack of clinical placements as a result of COVID (updated 11/23/2020)
NRS 2024 (Basic) - Clinical will be face to face (this could change if the clinical sites do not allow it as a result of COVID)
NRS 3015 - Clinical will be face to face (this could change if the clinical sites do not allow it as a result of COVID)
NRS 3016 - Clinical will be 100% virtual
NRS 3025 - Clinical will be face to face (this could change if the clinical sites do not allow it as a result of COVID)
NRS 3026 - Clinical will be face to face (this could change if the clinical sites do not allow it as a result of COVID)
NRS 4015 (Basic) - Clinical will be 100% virtual
NRS 4015 (ASD) - Clinical will be 100% virtual or hybrid depending on the clinical sites
NRS 4016 - Clinical will be 100% virtual
NRS 4026 - Clinical will be face to face, virtual, or hybrid depending on the clinical sites and available preceptors

Graduate Clinicals: All graduate clinical experiences will be face to face.

When you come to campus, the University has put into place several protocols to keep you safe and healthy including mandatory face coverings, social distancing, and daily health screenings.

We assure you that the faculty teaching your courses will be fully engaged in your education regardless of the method of instruction.

If you have any questions or concerns about your courses, please submit your concern using this form, which will be reviewed by the Associate Dean’s office. You will receive a reply within 1 - 2 business days.

SCHOOL OF NURSING

Whether you have always wanted to be a nurse or are looking to become an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse, Oakland University School of Nursing has the high quality programming you need to succeed. Oakland’s courses are led by professional, caring and experienced faculty who are leaders in their specialties who will be with you every step of the way in smart classrooms with state of the art simulation labs.

Oakland University is an R2 Carnegie Doctoral Research University that supports faculty research programs and provides important resources through our Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning.

The baccalaureate degree in nursing, master's degree in nursing, Doctor of Nursing Practice, and post-graduate APRN certificate programs at Oakland University are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education. (http://www.ccneaccreditation.org).

The Oakland University-Beaumont Graduate Program of Nurse Anesthesia is accredited by the Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Programs (COA). The program's next review by the COA is scheduled for October 2022.

Visit the http://coacrna.org website.
Contact the COA directly at 847-655-1160 or via 222 S. Prospect Ave. Park Ridge, IL 60068-4001

Oakland University School of Nursing is accredited as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation. Visit the ANCC website.