In response to the earthquake in Haiti there are organizations and
offices that are offering resources for the relief effort and to serve
those affected in Haiti and within the surrounding community. Please
keep all those in Haiti, their family members here in the states and
in other
places throughout the world in your prayers.
If you are seeking Information about family in Haiti, the U.S. State
Department has a number to call: 1-888-407-4747 or or 202-647-5225.
Heavy volume of calls may trigger a recording about communication
difficulties - KEEP TRYING!
One of our senior nursing students, Monette R., just left for Haiti
through her neighborhood humanities organization. She is requesting
that we share the info below with those who might be able to give some
time. The organization is sending relief groups to Haiti for a week at
a time and the next group will be leaving either the end of January or
beginning of February. Please share this with anyone you think might
want to join them (Free Transportation-See Email Below for details.)
--- On Fri, 1/15/10, Monette R. wrote:
Date: Friday, January 15, 2010, 5:50 AM - Please Prof Dillon
email anyone at LaGuardia who know nurses/health workers. They are
needed in Haiti to help with Earthquake only for SEVEN DAYS. They
will be flying free to go and come back. If they are interested to
call The Bedford-Stuyvesant Volunteer Ambulance Corp. at 718-453-4617.
Located at 727 Green Avenue. Brooklyn, NY. 11221. Thank you.
Donations can be made in a number of ways. Be careful about
sources of these, not all of them are legitimate:
• Text Donations: To donate $5 via your cell phone to Wyclef Jean's
grassroots organization: text "Yele" to 501501.
• American Red Cross NYC <http://www.nyredcross.org/>;520
West 49th Street; New York, NY 10019;Phone: 212-875-2000: Founded by
Clara Barton in 1888, it is the country's leading organization for
emergency response .
• Salvation Army <http://www.salvationarmyusa.org>
• Action Against Hunger <http://www.actionagainsthunger.org/>
• AmeriCares <http://www.americares.org/>:
a nonprofit disaster relief and humanitarian aid organization.
Nursing finds its origins in the very earliest
of times when referring
to
a nursing mother, as in the
"wet nurse." It comes from the Latin
word,
"nutrire" which means "to
nurture." The English word, "nurse," used
first in
the 13th century, went through many
changes before it became the
word
we recognize today. Earlier
spellings of the word were "norrice,"
"nurice"
and "nuourice." Before
the 20th century, when the term "nurse" was
used in
non-English writings to refer to
providers of health care,
especially during
wartime, those caretakers were
typically men.
The Faculty of
LaGuardia Community
College Nursing Program encourage both men and
women to seriously
consider choosing nursing as their
career
of
choice. For
more about Men in Nursing,
Click
--->HERE
Registered Nursing
Clinical Sequence
33 credits
Fundamentals of Nursing SCR110 6 Credits
Perspectives of Nursing SCR150 1 Credit
Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing SCR200 3 Credits
Medical Surgical Nursing I SCR210 5 Credits
Trends in Nursing SCR260 1 Credit
Parent-Child Health Nursing SCR270 8 Credits
Medical Surgical Nursing II SCR290 9 Credits
Upon entering the clinical phase of the Nursing
Program, the student
should be able to complete
the program in four
twelve-week sessions within LaGuardia's
"enhanced" semester academic
calendar (Fall I and Spring I =
2 years). There are presently no generic nursing
courses offered
during the six-week sessions (Fall II and Spring
II). The only RN
course offered, is the introductory course
(SCR100, Bridge Course) in
the LPN to RN Advanced Standing Pathway which
threads qualified LPNs
meeting the LPN to RN Advanced Standing
Pathway Criteria (See
NASLPN.htm.)
If you have questions
or require further
information,
please contact the Nursing Program secretary at
(718) 482- 5774.
Photos of our
Registered Nursing
Program Reunion!
Held on Wednesday, August 27, 2008 at LaGuardia in
the
Cobblestone Courtyard-Poolside Cafe. Click here to view!
All Grads/Alumni, please click on the NEW Job Resources Link
below!
Please use our informational registration site for our
Grads/Alumni through AfterCollege,
so we can
maintain contact with you. We also had a wonderful reunion which we
are hoping to do again, but we need more grads to attend so keep in touch. One
way is through this site!
Click on the links below to input your Grads/Alumni information.
IMPORTANT NEW ADMISSION INFORMATION- 
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