Shaping Compassionate Leaders in Healthcare

Distinctly Anselmian

At Saint Anselm, in our nursing, community and public health, and health sciences programs you will gain a humanistic approach to patient care and community challenges. You will develop strong critical-thinking skills, and ethical decision-making honed by your required courses and enhanced by a strong foundation in the liberal arts. With a Saint Anselm degree, you’ll graduate prepared for a successful career and life in the field of healthcare.

99 %

NCLEX nursing licensure pass rate, significantly higher than the national average of 91%

97 %

of Saint Anselm nurses have been employed within the first six months of graduation since 2017

45,000

square foot (estimated) new facility, including nursing simulation labs and high-fidelity patient simulators

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Breaking Ground on a New Facility

The new state-of-the-art facility at Grappone Hall will be the home of the Jean School of Nursing and Health Sciences. Estimated to be 45,000 square feet in size, the new facility will include nursing simulation labs, high-fidelity classrooms, student study spaces, and other features.

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Saint Anselm enjoys an excellent reputation with the many hospitals and other clinical agencies where its graduates work. Graduates are valued because of their critical-thinking skills and well-rounded overall education.

— Presidential Nursing Commission

Elizabeth Landers Appointed Dean of the Jean School

Saint Anselm recently announced that Elizabeth R. Landers, Ed.D., MSN, RN will serve as the next dean of the Jean School of Nursing and Health Sciences. 

In July 2026 she will bring her thoughtful academic leadership, advocacy for student success, and innovation in health sciences education to the Hilltop.
 

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Elizabeth R. Landers, Ed.D., MSN, RN
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DAISY Awards Partnership

The Jean School of Nursing and Health Sciences award one exceptional nursing faculty member and nursing student with DAISY Awards this spring through the schools’ newest partnership with The DAISY Foundation. The DAISY Award continuously celebrates and honors compassionate and skilled nurses in over 6,000 schools of nursing and healthcare facilities internationally.

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Continuing Nursing Education (CNE)

Our Continuing Nursing Education program (CNE) offers high-quality continuing education programs for nurses across New England to earn contact hours necessary to maintain your licenses. Programs include multi-day conferences, one-day, half-day, multi-day, and evening programs.

Learn more about our programs and upcoming events

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