SUNY Rockland Community College Nursing Department

Math, Natural and Health Science Division

Program Coordinator: Dorothea Lever

Office Telephone: (845) 574 - 4315

Email: dlever@sunyrockland.edu

Full-Time Faculty: Sr. Marie Buckley, Tanya Drake, Dale Crispell, Sue Ann Eitches, Kathleen Hopkins, Marie Gerberi, Wendy Greenspan, Dorothea Lever, Jeanne Linhart, Frances Monahan, D.Peters, Joanne Oventhal, Lisa Schachter, Katherine Sullivan, Estelle Yahes

Adjunct Faculty: Sara S. Annunziato, Antonia Armada, Laurie Arnold, Maria-Theresa S. Banaag, Rachel L. Berger, Beverly J. Branford, Jacqueline Brigandi, Nancy A. Casavis, Marietta F. Castorico, Tammy Cohen Fetterman, Valerie M. Collins, Patricia Coyne, Berthilde Dufrene, Elizabeth C. Falco, Rachelamm George, Dragana K. Geraghty, Leah F. Glaser-Marinelli, Dianne Gordon, Thomas Grandville, Linda J. Halk-Domitrovits, Eileen Harvey-Coghlan, Christine M. Healy, Mary C. Higgins-Neas, Jonathan J. Holderman, Kathleen Q. Holter, Jessy Jose, Henny L. Kaufman, Jayne M. Kennelly, Maureen Kroning, Susan T. Larkin, Won Z. Lee, Agnes M. Lucero, Jacqueline R. Miller, Anne M. O'Connor, Darcel Reyes, Rosalie Riley, Carmela Sansone, Patricia A. Schneider, Phyllis A. Sheldon, Shari L. Silverstein, Helene Storch, Patricia Sullivan, Virginia R. Sweeney, Elizabeth Tannhauser, Rixi V. Thomas, Teresa Turi, Debra L. Van Houten, Theresa M. Walsh

SUNY Rockland Community College Nursing Program prepares Registered Nurses. Graduates receive an AS degree in nursing and are eligible to take the National Council Examination (NCLEX) required for licensing as a Registered Nurse. The program is fully accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission (NLNAC, 61 Broadway, NY, NY 10006.  Phone 800 - 669-1656 ext 153).

Available Fall 2007

Generic Students - Full and Part time

• LPN to RN Express
• Weekend Classes
  
• Rockland County High School Program
• Nursing Honors
  

Refer to the College Catalog for information on policies and services applicable to all student at SUNY Rockland Community College.  Because the health field changes so rapidly, adjustments in curriculum requirements and policies are sometimes necessary.  The nursing faculty maintains the highest educational standards which may require changes in the information and policies in this web site without prior notification.

The goals of the Associate Degree Nursing Program at SUNY Rockland Community College are to:

1. meet the needs of the community for individuals who are both informed citizens and registered nurses.
2. provide access into practive as a registered nurse and the foundation for baccalaureate and higher education in nurisng for all who desire it.

SUNY Rockland Community College's Nursing Program is registered by the State Education Department and fully accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission (NLNAC).  When students successfully complete the SUNY Rockland Community College Nursing Program, they will be awarded the Associate in Science (A.S.) Degree and will be eligible to apply to take the National Council Examination required for licensing as a Registered Nurse (NCLEX-RN).

For current information about the program, call 845-574-4474 and request a Nursing Program brochure.