Graduation Requirements

Service reflects a holistic view that focuses on how individuals provide high quality, ethical and compassionate service in the field of health care and the community at large. Students will become familiar with service agencies, connect learning with practice and engage in civic service activities to live and demonstrate the Clarkson College Values of Learning, Caring, Commitment, Integrity and Excellence.

All students are required to complete designated service courses as a component of their program of study.

Diploma programs: One core course and one program-designated service course
Associate and Bachelor programs: Three core classes, one program-designated service course
Graduate programs: Three program-designated service courses
Certificate and Post-Master’s Certificates may include service requirements based on courses within the curriculum.

Successful completion of service experiences is required to pass the designated service courses.

Core & Designated Service Courses

HC 104	Core I: Effective Interactions in the World of Health Care
HC 204	Core II: A Cultural History of the Healing Arts
HC 304	Core III: Ethical and Cultural Frontiers in U.S. Health Care
HM 367	Professional Practice Experience
HM 496	Internship
BU 496	Internship
NUR 160	Practical Nurse Caring with Adults IV
NS 450	Professional Nursing Care – Public Health
NS 476	Population Health IV
NS 478	Advanced Population Health
PTA 212	Professional Issues Seminar
RT 105	Patient Care
MI 411	Cross-Sectional Anatomy II
MB 801	Role Transition
MB 802	Health Care Delivery Systems/Managed Care
MB 808	Health Care Leadership
MB 810	Human Resources and Organizational Behavior
NS 802	Health Care Delivery Systems/Managed Care
NS 808	Nursing Law and Ethics
NS 822	Curriculum Development for the Nurse Educator
NS 834	Advanced Nutrition
AN 859	Professional Aspects of Nurse Anesthesia
AN 911	Clinical Correlation Conference Seminar I
AN 912	Clinical Correlation Conference Seminar II