NUR106C

Provides clinical learning opportunities in a school-based health setting and Simulation Lab. Students investigate the role of the nurse in the community by interacting with children across the health-illness continuum. Students develop nursing care plans and teaching plans in this course, drawing on the use of evidence to support individual practice. This course includes a service learning component which promotes skill-building in selected various community settings. Students may receive credit for NUR 106 or NUR 106C, but not for both.

Special Requirement: Students need to arrange travel to and from clinical sites, as well as service learning sites.
Prereq: Either both components of NUR 101, namely, NUR 101A (with a grade of C+ or better) and NUR 101C, or the single course NUR 111, or concurrent enrollment in NUR 111. Either a grade of C+ or better in BIO 216 within the last 5 years or concurrent enrollment in BIO 216; Either a grade of C or better in SOC 101 or concurrent enrollment in SOC 101. Either a grade of C or better in PSY 217 or concurrent enrollment in PSY 217. Concurrent enrollment in NUR 106A.This course is limited to AD Nursing majors only.
Recomm: Concurrent enrollment in NUR 108A and NUR 108C

S - Every Spring

Prereq: Either both components of NUR 101, namely, NUR 101A(with a grade of C+ or better) and NUR 101C, or the single course NUR 111, or concurrent enrollment in NUR 111; Either a grade of C+ or better in BIO 216 within the last 5 years or concurrent enrollment in BIO 216; Either a grade of C or better in SOC 101 or concurrent enrollment in SOC 101;Either a grade of C or better in PSY 217 or concurrent enrollment in PSY 217. Concurrent enrollment in NUR 106A.This course is limited to AD Nursing majors only.