Nursing

Strengthening the next generation of healthcare leaders

Areas of Study

Begin your journey toward a bachelor’s degree in nursing at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College in Indiana. Rooted in the strong foundation of liberal arts, science and Catholic education, SMWC gives you the knowledge, skills and training to aspire higher in your nursing career.

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)

Paramedic Science to BSN

Master of Science in Nursing

Post-Master's Family Nurse Practitioner Certificate

The SMWC difference

Discover why nursing at SMWC is right for you.

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Take the next step

When a leadership opportunity presents itself, you need to be ready. The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program will help you get there.

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Our Faculty and Staff

Our faculty members bring an extensive healthcare experience to the classroom.

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Marcia Miller

Dean, Division of Nursing and Sciences, Professor of Nursing

Marcia Miller

C. Christine Delnat

BSN Program Director, Associate Professor of Nursing

C. Christine Delnat

Amanda O'Brien

Senior Lecturer of Nursing

Amanda O'Brien

Andrew Delnat

Lecturer of Nursing

Andrew Delnat

Nicole Shaughnessy

Lecturer of Nursing

Nicole Shaughnessy

Cassidy Wood

Clinical Coordinator

Cassidy Wood

Crystal White

Director of Master of Science in Nursing Program

Crystal White

Angie Lucas

Lecturer of Nursing

Angie Lucas

Jessica Myers

Assistant Professor of Nursing

Jessica Myers

Jackie Martin

Visiting Assistant Professor, Director of PM-BSN Program

Jackie Martin

Kaitlin Denson

Assistant Professor of Nursing

Kaitlin Denson

Alyssa Wampler

Lecturer

Alyssa Wampler

Gracie Messmer

Program Support Specialist

Gracie Messmer

Emily Payne

Lecturer of Nursing

Emily Payne

“I love the nursing program. My favorite part about it is how close we all are. I can go talk to my professors whenever I need to. They are so willing to give a helping hand,”

– Shannon, nursing student.

As a Catholic college, The Woods is rooted in the values of social justice and caring. A unique emphasis in the nursing program is healthcare policy analysis. This reflects our value of social justice, which promotes access, resources and quality healthcare for all populations.

The SMWC nursing program is accredited by the Indiana State Board of Nursing, the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education and the regional Higher Learning Commission.