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Welcome to the Loewenberg School of Nursing (LSON), a place that helps you achieve your dream! For over 40 years, the LSON has prepared outstanding nurse leaders, practitioners, clinicians, and educators. We continue our commitment to meet the needs of healthcare and to promote the health of the global community. Our commitment is built on our core values of caring, diversity, integrity, and leadership. Through opportunities available for Dreamers, Thinkers, and Doers within the University of Memphis, the LSON offers a learner-centered higher education. Our programs are accredited through the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). To make higher education accessible, equitable, and innovative, we offer online and hybrid RN-BSN programs in Memphis and Lambuth campuses, and participate in the Regents Online Master of Science in Nursing (RODP MSN) program. To apply to the Loewenberg School of Nursing,please click the link below. BSN Application Click here for more information on Executive MSN Program Click here for the Latest Let's Talk Health - and follow the CF&A links. Let's Talk Health Podcast Empowers Listeners Click here for the LSON latest newsletter: Leading the Way, Summer 2012 The Memphis Daily News- Data Present Big Picture For LSON Students Loewenberg School of Nursing CERT Training Visuals Empowering the Dream Centennial Campaign
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Community Health Building in
the Governor’s Budget!
"When I was first running for governor, I came and met with Dr. Raines. She kept mentioning
the critical need for a new facility at the University of Memphis that would address
audiology, speech pathology and nursing. Dr. Raines made a point that stuck close
to my heart," Haslam said in impromptu remarks to several hundred people.
"She said, 'These are places where there is market demand for jobs. The demand is
there. If we have the facility, we can we fill those spaces and produce people ready
for jobs that are out there waiting for them.'
"To me, that is exactly what we should be doing in the state of Tennessee. We should
be finding out what the market is telling you and funding accordingly."
For the first time in decades, its nursing programs — now scattered in nine locations
across campus — will be located in one building, a four-story, 177,000-square-foot
"community health" facility that will also accommodate audiology and speech pathology
majors.
"As soon as the budget is approved, we are putting a spade in the ground," Raines
said. (Click to see article and video)
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