Our 33 credit, online Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program prepares nursing professionals to lead within dynamic healthcare systems . The flexibility of our online schedule means you will have more time for the things you love while maintaining the program's sense of community and academic rigor.

Why study with us

Embrace your calling to become a servant leader and bring wholeness and healing to individuals and communities through the lens of the program's values that include stewardship, human flourishing, sacred covenant, and peacemaking.

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DNP Faculty

Co-Director

Melody Cash

Professor of Nursing and Department Chair: Eastern Mennonite University

Contact: cashmm@emu.edu, (540) 432-4187

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Co-Director

Ruth Stoltzfus

Professor of Nursing; Director of Graduate Program in Nursing: Goshen College

Contact: ruthas@goshen.edu, (574) 535-7973

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Faculty

Don Tyson

Professor of Nursing: Eastern Mennonite University

Contact: tysond@emu.edu; (540) 432-4194

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Faculty

Daniel Showalter

Associate Professor of Mathematics: Eastern Mennonite University

Contact: daniel.showalter@emu.edu; (540) 432-4430

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Faculty

Nancy Wise

Associate Professor of Nursing: Eastern Mennonite University

Contact: nancy.wise@emu.edu

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Faculty

Jewel Yoder

Associate Professor of Nursing, Department Chair; Director of Baccalaureate Nursing Programs: Goshen College

Contact: jewelcy@goshen.edu, (574) 535-7936

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Our program brings together the highly respected aspects of programming at EMU and Goshen College (Indiana), a sister institution of Mennonite higher education. Through this collaborative online program, students will primarily work in their own time frame (asynchronous course work) with limited scheduled video conference sessions to allow for direct interaction with classmates and faculty on both campuses. Students may choose to receive their degree from either institution.

Rooted in the Anabaptist-Mennonite tradition of service, peacemaking, and community, this program prepares students to be good stewards of available resources and lead within a dynamic healthcare system. Academic rigor and robust student support services provide the tools necessary for adult students to flourish. We understand that your time is valuable, so we want to do everything we can to ensure your success!

What makes our program unique?

Online flexibility that doesn't sacrifice relationship and community building among students and faculty
Robust student support services designed to ensure your success and sense of belonging
Faculty practitioners with decades of clinical and administrative experience
A values-based approach to nursing that embraces holistic care for the individual and community
A systems-approach to health care delivery that encourages critical thinking and strategic vision for leaders
Deep-rooted institutional values that embrace conflict transformation and restorative justice practices
Respect and dignity for all persons--patients, families, colleagues, and the larger community

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