Across Southeastern Wisconsin, our competitive, collaborative nursing program is valued for its ability to prepare science-based, compassionate nurse leaders through innovative, quality educational programs.

Preparing entry-level nursing professionals is only the beginning of our commitment to meeting the needs of diverse, in-demand nursing professions. From pediatrics to geriatrics, community clinics to pharmaceutical labs, our faculty conduct research and scholarship that advances science in nursing and health, and they don’t do this alone. The college recruits students from first-year to online PhD candidates, nursing administrators to nurse practitioners, for research and mentorship opportunities that prepare College of Nursing graduates at every practice level to transform health care delivery and health policy.

Leadership

Dean
Kim Litwack, PhD, RN, FAAN, APNP

Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
Jennifer Doering, PhD, RN

Associate Dean for Research
Rachel Schiffman, PhD, RN, FAAN

Assistant Dean for Business Affairs
Heidi Janzen, MBA, CRA

Assistant Dean for Student Affairs
Robin Jens, MS Ed

Enrollment

Undergraduate Students: 1,200
Graduate Students: 300

Faculty & Staff

Faculty: 95
Administrative Staff: 34

Student Clinical Experiences

(Number of Students)
Silver Spring Community Nursing Center: 49
House of Peace Community Nursing Center: 34

Clinical Agency Sites

Milwaukee Area: 160
Racine/Kenosha Area: 50
West Bend Area: 10