Chamberlain College of Nursing has announced the appointment of Stephanie Stewart, PhD, MSN, as vice president of academic affairs. In this role, Dr. Stewart will oversee strategic direction, academic integrity and standardized implementation of all curricula for Chamberlain College of Nursing's nationwide campuses and online programs with the goal of maintaining the highest level of student achievement.

To better serve its student population and advance its mission to increase access to nursing education, Chamberlain College of Nursing announced today its plans to relocate its St. Louis campus and expand available resources effective March 2010.

Signaling further progress toward its national expansion goal, 120-year-old Chamberlain College of Nursing announced today that it will establish a new campus in Jacksonville, where it will begin offering classes in July.

In response to the growing demand for nursing professionals who can assume advanced roles in nursing education or nursing administration, Chamberlain College of Nursing announced today that it is establishing a Master of Science in Nursing degree program.

During her nine years in the Navy, Rebecca Neuhart has seen her share of the world, its beauty along with its hardships and human suffering.

The next edition of The Balancing Act, the television series dedicated to addressing the issues facing today’s professional woman, is scheduled to air on Monday, September 8 at 7 am, 6 am CST, and will feature Susan Groenwald, national president of Chamberlain College of Nursing. Groenwald’s extensive nursing and business experience give her the diverse set of skills required to lead this institution. Having earned her bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Rush University College of Nursing in Chicago with a focus on oncology, Groenwald is the author of numerous articles and has edited five textbooks on cancer nursing, including one that won the American Journal of Nursing Book Award.

The producers of The Economic Report are pleased to announce that Chamberlain College of Nursing will be featured in an upcoming segment on topics, trends and issues related to “Education in the 21st Century” as part of the show’s Focus on Emerging Issues series.

In celebration of National Nurses Week, Chamberlain College of Nursing freshman and St. Louis resident Jason DeGreeff threw out the first pitch at Tuesday night's St. Louis Cardinals game as part of the College's “Nurses Day at the Ballpark” activities.

Faculty and staff at Chamberlain College of Nursing in Addison officially welcomed their first class at a special ribbon-cutting ceremony and luncheon reception for faculty, staff and students last week.

Faculty and staff at Chamberlain College of Nursing in Phoenix officially welcomed their first class at a special ribbon-cutting ceremony and luncheon reception for faculty, staff and students last week.

Long before treating real patients, students at the new Chamberlain College of Nursing in Addison will be trained to deal with a variety of health crises, including plummeting blood pressures and irregular heart rates.

Chamberlain College of Nursing, Phoenix’s newest nursing school, will host open house events to provide potential students and their families an opportunity to tour the College and talk with faculty members about education and career opportunities in nursing. The College is currently accepting applications for its first spring class session, which will begin on March 3, 2008

Former Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations executive Jan Snow has been appointed campus dean for Chamberlain College of Nursing’s new Addison location. In this role, Snow will oversee ongoing curriculum development and student services, help create and develop clinical partnerships, and manage day-to-day operations at the College.

Chamberlain College of Nursing announced that it has signed formal agreements for the provision of clinical opportunities for Chamberlain students with more than 10 local hospitals and healthcare providers, including members of the Arizona Hospital and Healthcare Association. Members include Casa Grande Regional Medical Center, HealthSouth, La Paz Regional Hospital, Maricopa Medical Center and Phoenix Children’s Hospital.

Signaling further progress toward its national expansion goal, St. Louis-based Chamberlain College of Nursing announced today that it will establish a new campus in Addison and will begin offering classes in March.

Signaling further progress toward its national expansion goals, St. Louis-based Chamberlain College of Nursing announced today that it received approval from the Arizona State Board for Private Postsecondary Education to establish a new campus in Phoenix and will begin offering classes in March 2008. The Board approved Chamberlain’s application at its December 11 meeting. Chamberlain had previously received approval for its expansion plans from the Arizona Board of Nursing on November 14.

Chamberlain College of Nursing is pleased to announce that its Dean of Nursing Programs, Gail Baumlein, former resident of Mansfield and current resident of Westerville, has been inducted into the National League for Nursing’s (NLN) Academy of Nursing Education, with the credential of Fellow. She joins the academy’s 41 inaugural fellows, representing 33 nursing schools and programs throughout the United States.

Chamberlain College of Nursing announced the appointment of Gail Baumlein as national dean of nursing programs. In this role, Baumlein, who will be based at Chamberlain’s new campus in Columbus, Ohio, will oversee ongoing curriculum development and nursing program delivery. In addition to curriculum development, Baumlein will ensure consistent delivery of curricula at each campus, and will be responsible for fostering faculty development. She will also assist the national clinical coordinator in developing and growing clinical partnerships for the College’s St. Louis, Mo., and Columbus campuses, as well as its online associate degree in nursing program.

Chamberlain College of Nursing announced today that it has received approval from the Ohio Board of Regents to establish a new campus in Columbus and will begin offering classes in March 2007. The Board of Regents approved Chamberlain’s application at its meeting on January 18, 2007 at the Board offices in Columbus. Chamberlain received approval from the Ohio Board of Nursing in November, 2006. This is the first step in Chamberlain’s plan to expand its footprint nationwide.

Faculty and staff at Chamberlain College of Nursing, formerly Deaconess College of Nursing, officially welcomed the newly named institution’s first freshman class at a special reception celebrating the school’s recent name change and its plans for the future.