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The TWU College of Nursing in Denton sits in the midst of a bustling traditional university campus. Students complete their lower division prerequisites for nursing on the Denton campus in preparation for their upper division work at the Dallas or Houston campus. The Denton campus also offers masters and doctoral level programs in nursing.

TWU College of Nursing Denton is committed to promoting excellent online education. We have implemented Quality Matters standards for all of the courses in our PhD program. Quality Matters standards assure that our online courses promote learner engagement and provide students with the tools and information needed to be successful learners.   

 

Research Foci

Our faculty are actively engaged in research in a variety of clinical topics, which include:

  • Health informatics
  • Inner strength and resilience
  • Intimate partner violence
  • Neonatal mortality attributed to a perinatal cause
  • Patient safety
  • Preconception health
  • Rural health
  • Sexual assault
  • Social network analysis
  • Sudden cardiac arrest/death in children and adolescents
  • Support for laboring mothers

Denton Campus Programs

Location

P.O. Box 425498
Denton, Texas
76204-5498
940.898.2401

Map & Directions

Coordinators

RN-BS/RN-MS Coordinator: Ms. Suzanne Ackers (940) 898-2412
Master's Coordinator: Ms. Pat Jones (940) 898-2418
Doctoral Coordinator: Dr. Donna Sauls (940) 898-2406
Admissions Coordinator: Ms. Heather Close (940) 898-2284

page updated 6/14/2013 10:57 AM

Denton Course Rotation (pdf)

Academic / Administrative Complaints & Appeals

THECB 18 Doctoral Characteristics

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