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Master of Social Work (MSW) & School Social Work MSW: Advance your impact with a Master of Social Work that prepares you for leadership roles in clinical practice, community engagement, social advocacy and schools.
Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) & Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP): Elevate your nursing career with master’s and doctoral programs that develop advanced clinical skills, leadership expertise and a commitment to evidence-based care.
Master of Occupational Therapy (MSOT): Prepare to help individuals live fuller, more independent lives through a dynamic program that blends science, creativity and hands-on experience.
Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA): Gain the strategic, financial and organizational knowledge needed to lead effectively in hospitals, clinics and healthcare systems.
Master of Sport Administration (MSA): Develop the skills to manage and lead in the sports industry, with a focus on marketing, event planning, and organizational strategy.
Gain real-world experience in UNCP's Clinical Learning Center (CLC). This 14,500-square-foot facility has seven labs for you to learn in. Each one is state-of-the-art and designed to replicate real-life settings and challenges you'll face in the field. Get experience in everything from advanced care to maternal/child care. With the latest technology and hands-on simulations, the CLC helps you build confidence to care for patients of all ages.
We are trying to help the citizens of Robeson County. Those who are struggling and battling demons of alcohol abuse, substance abuse and we are trying to bring help and hope to those individuals.
I applaud UNC Pembroke for taking the lead and bringing people together to talk about important issues that impact our communities and rural communities across the state. It is important for people who work in this space to hear what other folks are doing and to learn from each other, as well as to see how students can be involved in that process and how program implementation works.
We aim to reduce infant mortality and improve birth outcomes by supporting families where they are. This work matters because every parent deserves to feel confident and supported on their journey, and every child deserves a healthy start.
We are trying to help the citizens of Robeson County. Those who are struggling and battling demons of alcohol abuse, substance abuse and we are trying to bring help and hope to those individuals.
I applaud UNC Pembroke for taking the lead and bringing people together to talk about important issues that impact our communities and rural communities across the state. It is important for people who work in this space to hear what other folks are doing and to learn from each other, as well as to see how students can be involved in that process and how program implementation works.
We aim to reduce infant mortality and improve birth outcomes by supporting families where they are. This work matters because every parent deserves to feel confident and supported on their journey, and every child deserves a healthy start.
Students apply theory to practice in the exercise physiology lab, using advanced equipment to study human performance, endurance and cardiovascular health.
The Department of Social Work at UNC Pembroke has secured a four-year, $2.3 million federal grant renewal to continue and expand the OPTIMISE program. The program trains graduate students to serve in integrated behavioral healthcare settings across rural North Carolina. The award comes from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Behavioral Health Workforce Education and Training (BHWET) Program. Dr. Ash Walker, assistant professor of exercise and sport science at UNC Pembroke, has been elected treasurer and member of the Board of Directors of the Clinical Exercise Physiology Association (CEPA), a national organization affiliated with the American College of Sports Medicine. The McKenzie-Elliott School of Nursing at UNC Pembroke has been granted a full 10-year accreditation for its Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE), which will extend through June 30, 2035.
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Jul 31 UNC Pembroke’s OPTIMISE Program Receives $2.3 Million Grant Renewal to Expand Rural Behavioral Health Workforce
Jun 27 Professor Ash Walker Elected to National Board for Clinical Exercise Physiology
Jun 5 McKenzie-Elliott School of Nursing Receives 10-Year CCNE Accreditation
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