RMU School of Nursing, Education & Human Studies
RMU’s School of Nursing, Education and Human Studies offers nationally recognized programs for the field of nursing.
RMU offers the following innovative programs: Traditional BSN; Second Degree Accelerated BSN; MSN in Nursing Education (online); RN-MSN (online); DNP Completion (executive format); BSN - DNP; Leadership in Simulation Certificate Program (online)
19/04/2024
Health Sciences senior Kristen Shaw recently presented about her internship with UPMC at Co-Curricular Engagement Academy! 👏🏥
At the internship, Kristen shadowed health coaches, connected with healthcare professionals and provided feedback and input from a college perspective for health on campus.
15/04/2024
Our HLSC1020 visit to St. Clair Hospital today was a huge success! The students represented RMU well, and were able to learn directly from clinicians about career paths that they are interested in. They visited the lab, therapy departments, and tried some hands-on activities like TENS therapy, thickened liquids, decoding medical images and analyzing plated samples under the microscope. Thank you Dr. Conrad for making this possible!!
11/04/2024
Congratulations to all our students who were recognized for their outstanding achievements at the SNEHS Student Recognition & Awards Ceremony on April 1st!!!
Best wishes for continued success!!
06/03/2024
Join us on April 2 at the RISE Center at 5:30 p.m. for "Becoming Refounders: The Future of Healthcare"
Patrick Colletti, a leadership and organizational culture expert, business growth advisor, and author of the book "Refounder" will be the keynote speaker.
His presentation will discuss identifying changes in healthcare, predicting the need for artificial intelligence, the implementation of strategies to overcome obstacles in healthcare and more!
Register here ➡️ https://bit.ly/48GMtDY
08/02/2024
Come join our TEAM! The School of Nursing, Education & Human Studies is looking for an Academic Advisor & Enrollment Coordinator.
Register for UnConference: Mental Health in Early Childhood Education by Monday, February 5th!
Registration is now open for Trying Together’s UnConference: Mental Health in Early Childhood Education. The event will be held on Monday, February 19, 2024, at the Carnegie Science Center.
About
From 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., participants will attend expert-led sessions that focus on a variety of ways to build relationships with children in order to help them grow emotionally and developmentally; creating an awareness of the “invisible” elements at play in our relationships and at work; reflective practice; and using mindfulness as a tool for taking an inventory of our needs and strengthening self-care practices.
Sessions include:
Keynote – Atoms, Stories, and The Universe | Dr. Susan W. Parker and Dr. Jennifer H. Tepe
Baby Steps: Cultivating the Power of Relationships in Our Work | Erin Troup, LPC, NCC, CT, IMH-E IV® from Sprout Center for Emotional Growth and Development
Beyond Self Care: The Role of Awareness in Educator Mental Health | Jennifer Austad, LCSW, ECMHS and Sarah Grubb, M.Ed., SEP from System 1-2-3
Mental Hygiene | Danielle Thum, MS, RYT, UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh’s Family Care Connection Centers
A Practice To Promote Mental Well Being And Increase Professional Satisfaction | Diana Schwab, M.Ed., LCSW, and Allison Robinson, ELRC Region 5
Mindfulness for Self Care | Shannon Jenkins, Awaken PGH
Tickets for the UnConference cost $25. Free parking will be available for participants at the Carnegie Science Center. Space is limited. Register by February 5, 2024.
For details and registration information, please visit the UnConference: Mental Health in Early Childhood Education webpage.
https://tryingtogether.app.neoncrm.com/np/clients/tryingtogether/eventRegistration.jsp?event=5372&
The RMU Trees Network is hosting an Open Mic night with Band Together. Band Together uses music as an instrument for change by providing programming and experiences for young adults with autism. This event will be at the Wheatley Center on Sunday, October 22nd from 1-4 pm. To register, contact [email protected].
We are holding our annual RMU Trees Virtual Special Education Conference on Monday, 10/9 from 8:30am - 2:30pm. Mr. Mike Bovin, Senior Advisor for Special Olympics PA, is our luncheon keynote. Ms. Carol Good and Ms. Christine Moon from PaTTAN are the morning keynote speakers. If you would like to attend, please email Dr. Vicki Donne [email protected] or Deanna Hiltz [email protected]
Our Story
The School of Nursing, Education and Human Studies prepares students for professional licensure exams and the rewarding careers that follow. Through first-rate instruction combined with clinical or classroom experiences, future educators, counselors, and healthcare workers gain the knowledge they need for success, all under the close personal guidance and mentorship that Robert Morris University faculty members are known for.
The B.S.N., M.S.N., and D.N.P. programs are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education. The B.S. in Nuclear Medicine Technology is accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Education Programs in Nuclear Medicine Technology. The Regional Research and Innovation in Simulation Education (RISE) Center is accredited by the Council for Accreditation of Healthcare Simulation Programs. The initial teacher preparation and advanced educator programs have been accredited by the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP).
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