College of Nursing Coloring Book

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enn State’s College of Nursing is an avid supporter of using artistic and creative activities to support the science of nursing and overall wellness. Art is considered a universal language allowing deeper, more meaningful connections that transcend cultural and societal barriers.

Artistic and creative expression can manifest in many forms, with individuals deriving the most value based on their personal preferences. With this is mind, the college is proud to provide you with this coloring book and encourages you to take a mindful minute and fill the pages of this book with your own inspiration.

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ld Main, which opened in 1930, serves as Penn State’s administrative hub and is one of University Park’s most distinctive landmarks. The building exemplifies the Federal Revival style of renowned architect Charles Z. Klauder, and is actually the second Old Main on campus.

The first, designed by Trustee Hugh McAllister of Bellefonte in the 1850s, was a five-story structure built with limestone quarried nearby. Time and heavy use took their toll on the original Old Main.

It was razed in 1929, after architects deemed renovations impractical.

The bell tower clock, a gift of the class of 1904, is the same one that was installed in the first Old Main.

Source: https://www.psu.edu/ur/about/ oldmainhistory.html

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he Class of 1940 presented a gift of a Nittany Lion statue, sculpted from a large block of Indiana limestone, to Penn State in 1942. The crouching, powerful figure, crafted by noted sculptor Heinz Warneke, is now the popular Nittany Lion Shrine, located near the Recreation Building on the University Park campus. It is said to be the most photographed site on the campus.

The Nittany Lion Shrine has been the victim of vandals several times, having it’s right ear removed. As a result, homecoming tradition now includes ceremonial guarding of the shrine after homecoming parades and the Friday’s before home football games. nursing.psu.edu

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William J. Doan, Ph.D. Penn State Laureate 2019-20 Artist In Residence, College of Nursing

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“I make art as a way of experiencing a kind of freedom from living with anxiety and depression.

Creating brings joy and balance to my daily life.�

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Programs offered UNIVERSITY PARK AND HERSHEY + B.S.N. (University Park) + M.S.N. Nurse Practitioner (advanced practice options

in Family/Individual across the Lifespan, Adult Gerontology Primary Care, and Adult Gerontology Acute Care (Hershey))

+ B.S.N. to Ph.D. in Nursing + B.S.N. to Ph.D. in Nursing with concurrent M.S.N. Nurse Practitioner + Ph.D. in Nursing + Dual-title Ph.D. in Nursing and Bioethics + Dual-title Ph.D. in Nursing and Clinical and Translational Sciences + Post-graduate Nurse Practitioner certificate OTHER PENN STATE CAMPUSES + RN to B.S.N. (six residential campuses) + B.S.N. (six campuses) + Second Degree B.S.N. (two campuses) + M.S.N. Nurse Practitioner (advanced practice options

in Family/Individual across the Lifespan, Adult Gerontology Primary Care (five campuses))

WORLD CAMPUS/UNIVERSITY PARK (ONLINE) + RN to B.S.N. + M.S.N. (advanced role options for Nurse Educator and Nurse Administrator)

+ Doctor of Nursing Practice (D.N.P.) + Undergraduate certificates in Nursing Forensics, Nursing Informatics, and Nursing Management + Graduate certificates in Gerontology, Nurse Educator, Nurse Administrator, and Primary Palliative Care + Various continuing education opportunities

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Program established in the College of Health and Physical Education - 22 students admitted

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First two students received B.S. degrees in Nursing

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School of Nursing becomes the College of Nursing

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Nationally ranked online program: Penn State World Campus

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Accreditation: Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education B.S.N., M.S./M.S.N., D.N.P.

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Full-time Ph.D. students are eligible for funding

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