Johns Hopkins Nursing Magazine


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	Spring 2008 Volume VI, Issue I Cover illustration by Robert Neubecker Expand All \| Collapse All In this Issue + Features The New Face of Nursing A Nursing Vocation for Each Generation Where in Baltimore is the Hopkins Nurse? + Departments Hill's Side Second Opinion On the Pulse Live from 525 Bench to Bedside Hopkins Nurse Defining Moments + Vigilando President's Message Alumni Profiles Class News Church Notes In Memoriam Magazine Staff Index of Magazine Issues PDFs of this Issue	Department: On the Pulse \| Next Story > Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education Visits Hopkins By JE The Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing completed the accreditation process with the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) February 13-15. CCNE visitors examined the quality and integrity of the baccalaureate and master's nursing programs at Johns Hopkins. "The CCNE visit gives the school the opportunity to showcase our excellent programs, students, faculty and staff," said Anne E. Belcher, PhD, RN, AOCN, FAAN, Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs. "Holding accreditation from CCNE is important for us in recruiting future students, faculty, and staff." Martha N. Hill, Dean and Professor; Kristina M. Johnson, Johns Hopkins University provost and vice president for academic affairs; Deborah Dang, director of nursing practice, education, and research for Johns Hopkins Hospital; and Debra Case, coordinator of nursing programs for Johns Hopkins Hospital, were among the numerous JHU and JHUSON representatives who met with the visitors. Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing

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