Fall 2020

The Fall 2020 Semester will include remote synchronous and asynchronous courses taught online, labs taught online and in person, and some in-person instruction and test-taking. Please see the definitions and charts below for more information. Students should check the Schedule of Classes for the most up-to-date information on courses regarding the times of classes.  Should unforeseen circumstances mandate a change, the administrative team and faculty will communicate with you promptly.

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• Undergraduate Information
  Hybrid Course In-person Meeting Dates
  Nursing SKills Boot Camp
• Graduate Information
  Hybrid Course In-person Meeting Dates
• Health and Safety Protocol

General Information

Definitions:

• Remote Synchronous Course: Some or all class sessions will be held at a scheduled day and time, and students will be expected to connect remotely within the class scheduled times. Faculty generally do not meet synchronously during the entire class period.  These days and times are viewable in the Schedule of Classes. These classes typically involve web conferencing. Class instructors will provide more information in the course syllabus. Synchronous courses typically include asynchronous elements, including video content, slides with voiceovers, and asynchronous assignments.
• Remote Asynchronous Course: There are no scheduled class sessions. Rather, your instructor will provide materials—for example, readings, video content, presentations, lectures, assignments, and exams—and you can access these materials and satisfy the course requirements within time frames specified by the instructor. These classes typically include lecture notes or slides with voice-overs.
• Hybrid Course: Some class sessions take place online and some take place in-person. Your instructor will provide you with more information regarding dates/time for in-person learning in your course syllabus.
  Hybrid courses are marked with ♦ and information about in-person meeting dates is below the course listings.

Advising Appointments:

The School of Nursing Advisors will be conducting virtual online appointments. If you wish to schedule an advising appointment you may do so through Raptor Connect. Appointments will be conducted through telephone or WebEx video conferencing and in necessary circumstances face to face meeting. You must note your preference in the comment section. 

Health and Safety Protocol:

Face coverings will be required for all classes and social distancing will be practiced in all classes. 
Students, Faculty, and Staff must practice regular handwashing and avoid touching their face, eyes, etc. whenever possible.
Anyone experiencing fever/chills, cough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, fatigue, muscle/body aches, new loss of taste or smell, sore throught, or other symptoms associated with Covid-19 exposure should stay home and contact their health care provider ASAP for further evaluation.

Undergraduate / Prelicensure Information

Clinical Lab Instruction

Courses on the charts below that are marked with ** have lab components. Labs will run as a hybrid of online and in-person instruction with an emphasis on teaching critical skills while maintaining safety of students, instructors, and patients. More information will come via email from SNC-CARES when plans for lab courses are finalized. 

Traditional Program Courses

Accelerated Program Courses

RN-BS Program Courses

Hybrid Course In-person Meeting Dates

• 57:705:102 SEMNR PROF NRSNG HNR    
  Tuesdays, 8:00 – 10:50 am. September 1. October 6. November 3. December 1
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• 57:705:336:02 SEMINAR ON PROFESSIONAL NURSING- ABS
   Tuesdays, 2:00-4:50 pm. September 1. October 6. November 3. December 1.
   
• 57:705:150 Issues in Health Policy
  Tuesday/Thursday 9:30 – 11:00 am. September 1, 3, and 10. October 6 and 8. November 3 and 5. December 8 and 10.

Nursing Skills Boot Camps

To prepare undergraduates for return to clinicals, the faculty and staff are conducting in-person boot camps for all rising, seniors, and ABS level 3s and level 4s. We have approximately 540 students who will attend one in-person 6-hour boot camp.  The boot camp is generic, meaning that it is meant to meet the basic needs of multiple courses. Students will sign up for any day, regardless of level (junior, senior, etc.) 

To accommodate all students in a socially distant manner, we will offer multiple boot camps over from Aug 17-19 and Aug 24-26. Students will sign up for one hour day.  Thanks to the wellness center and the COVID taskforce, we are also planning to distribute COVID screening kits (saliva) and personal protective equipment (PPE) at the same time. More information and boot camp sign-ups will come soon through your student email.

Graduate Information

Graduate students will have the opportunity to provide services in practices that have agreed to serve as preceptors. Additional opportunities will be available in our Community Clinics at the Branches and Ablett Village and participate in telehealth visits.

School Nurse Certificate Program Courses

WOC Certificate Program Courses

DNP Courses

Hybrid Course In-person Meeting Dates

• 58:705:551:01 WOC NURSING I
  Mondays, 3-8 PM. September 14 and 28. October 12 and 26. November 9 and 23. December 7.
   
• 58:705:675 SPECIALTY RESIDENCY III
  Tuesdays, 6-9 PM. September 15. October 6. November 3 and 24. December 8.
   
• 58:705:678 FAMILY HEALTH THEORY AND RESIDENCY: PEDIATRICS
  Tuesdays, 6-9 PM. September 1 and 29. October 27. November 17. December 1.
   
• 58:705:660 ADULT GERONTOLOGICAL PRIMARY CARE THEORY I
  Wednesdays, 6-9 PM. September 2 and 30. October 28. November 18. December 9.
   
• 58:705:662:01 ADULT/GER CARE RES I 
  Wednesdays, 6-9 PM. September 2 and 30. October 28. November 18. December 9.

This page was last updated on July 20, 2020 at 3:55 PM.