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pass rate for adult gerontology primary and acute care students

 

Diversity & Inclusion

 

The Tan Chingfen Graduate School of Nursing at the UMass Chan Medical School is a dynamic academic community where staff, students and faculty come together to advance the mission of preparing nurse scientists, advanced practice nurses, nurse educators and nurse leaders who will improve the health and well-being of the citizens of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and beyond.

 

Our community of scholars, educators and learners strive to promote human dignity in all our endeavors. We acknowledge that to truly promote human dignity, we must recognize all dimensions of diversity and appreciate openness to differences in attitudes, perceptions, and behaviors. We strive to interact with difference around and among us with respect, kindness and trust. We believe in compassion and integrity. We hope that all our relationships are strengthened through our desires and actions to fully recognize, understand and make use of the contributions of others. We value excellence and strive to build our community so that all individuals and groups can reach their highest potential.

 

A Message from the Dean

 

As the Dean of the Tan Chingfen Graduate School of Nursing at UMass Chan Medical School I am honored to join a distinguished faculty whose vision of creating a community of health, discovery and human dignity speaks to its devotion to improving the health and well-being of people through research and scholarship, while preserving the dignity of those that they care for.

 

The mission of the Tan Chingfen Graduate School of Nursing is to prepare nurse scientists, advanced practice nurses, nurse educators and nurse leaders who together will improve the health care of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and beyond.

 

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  • Inaugural Donna M. and Robert J. Manning Chairs celebrated at special investiture ceremony
    Community News

    Inaugural Donna M. and Robert J. Manning Chairs celebrated at special investiture ceremony

    UMass Chan Medical School celebrated in a special investiture ceremony on June 22 the $5 million gift of UMass Lowell alumni Donna and Robert Manning, which established Donna M. and Robert J. Manning Chairs in neurosciences, orthopedics, obstetrics and gynecology, nursing, and biomedical sciences.

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  • Partnerships key to Medical School’s success, Chancellor tells Worcester Homecoming audience
    Community News

    Partnerships key to Medical School’s success, Chancellor tells Worcester Homecoming audience

    Chancellor Michael F. Collins heralded the emergence of UMass Chan Medical School as both the state’s leading educator of primary care physicians and a research powerhouse in his June 9 keynote luncheon address for the inaugural Worcester Homecoming.

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  • Video: Inside the lives and accomplishments of Cori Bargmann, Paula Johnson and James O’Connell
    Community News, Media

    Video: Inside the lives and accomplishments of Cori Bargmann, Paula Johnson and James O’Connell

    At the UMass Chan 49th Commencement Exercises on June 5, honorary degrees were awarded to Cori Bargmann, PhD, head of science at the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative; Paula A. Johnson, MD, MPH, president of Wellesley College; and James O’Connell, MD, MTheol, president of the Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program. Learn more about their remarkable careers in these videos.

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    Student Spotlight

     

    I wanted to study nursing as I’ve been grateful to work with some amazing nurses who care for patients and their families with compassion, dedication, and tremendous heart. That compassionate heart of nursing can impact patients in such a powerful way. I wanted to help contribute to that impact, and I’m grateful the Tan Chingfen Graduate School of Nursing at UMass Chan Medical School gave me the opportunity to begin my own path in nursing.

     

    Brittany Carney

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    Student Spotlight

     

    Word of mouth initially drew me to UMass Chan Medical School, because of the focus on the needs of vulnerable populations locally and globally. The Tan Chingfen Graduate School of Nursing PhD program gives me tools to pursue research I’m passionate about - even if that changes now that I’m enrolled.

     

    Laura Curtis

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