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This format offers the same contact hours, depth of content, and learning opportunities as the standard format. These courses are offered on the Case campus from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for three to eight (depending on the course) consecutive days. Course syllabi are available approximately one month in advance so that required readings can be completed before the class begins. Major papers are due four to six weeks after the intensive class has ended. This format allows nurses to continue their education with few trips to campus. The courses below listed as "web-based" can be completed from a distance with limited on-campus time.

Intensive Courses: Students enrolling for intensive course(s) can register NO LATER THAN 9 a.m. the first day of class. Depending on your academic program, there may be special requirements for before you arrive to start classes. Visit our Newly Admitted Students page for updated program information.

NO REFUNDS AFTER 1 PM ON THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS.

Housing Information: Temporary housing/lodging and summer housing applications are also now available for Intensive students.

INTENSIVE LEARNING COURSES FOR MAY 2010
(UPDATED 2/1/10; SUBJECT TO CHANGE)

Date
Course No.
Course Name
Hours
Faculty
May 17 (on-campus) NURS 502 (online) Inquiry III: Evidence-Based Nursing Practice 2 Kelly
May 17-18 NURS 444A Ethical Issues in Advanced Practice Nursing 1 Prince-Paul
May 17-22 NURS 320 Theoretical and Evidence Bases for Best Practice in Nursing 3 Gary
May 17-22 NURS 425 Inquiry II Research Process 3 Warner
May 17-22 NUND 441/
NUND 507		 Management for Advanced Practice 3 Savrin
May 17-22 NUND 504 Theories for Nursing Practice and Scholarship 3 Morrison
May 17-22 NUND 478/
NUND 509		 Curriculum & Instruction 3 Sorrell
May 17-22 NURS 520 Nursing Research II 3 Maloni
May 17-22 NUND 530 Research Principles and Methods 3 Maloni
May 17-22 NUND 607 Advanced Leadership and Management in Health Care 2 Fitzpatrick
May 17-22 NUND 610 Translating Evidence into Nursing Practice 3 Jones
May 19-20 NURS 444B Health Care Delivery and Finance 1 McNulty
May 19-20 NURS 444B Health Care Delivery and Finance 1 TBA
May 21-22 NURS 444C Health Policy Legislation and Legal Issues 1 McNulty
May 21-22 NURS 444C Health Policy Legislation and Legal Issues 1 TBA
 
May 23-24 NURS 443A Collaboration, Consultation, & Credentialing in APN 1 McNulty
May 23-26 NUND 479/
NUND 609		 Theoretical Foundations of Testing & Evaluation 2 Lotas
May 23-28 NURS 405 Inquiry I  Theoretical Foundations 3 Antall
May 23-28 NURS 471 Organizational Theories 3 Nosek
May 23-28 NUND 506 Leadership in Organizations and Systems 4 Nosek
May 23-28 NUND 483/
NUND 508		 Health Policy Development and Implementation 3 Harlow-Rosentraub
May 23-28 NURS 521 Advanced Nursing Research II 3 Musil
May 23-28 NUND 531 Approaches to Practice Focused Research 3 Dowling
May 25-26 NURS 443B Role Development in APN 1 McNulty
May 27-28 NURS 443C Teaching and Learning in Advanced Practice 1 McNulty
May 27-28 NUND 480 Action Research & Program Evaluation 1 Killion
Intensives Breakfast and Lunch: May 2010

ALL STUDENTS: Please join us for a light breakfast on:

  • Monday, May 17, 8:00-9:00 am in the 1st Floor Lounge
  • Sunday, May 23, 8:00-9:00 am in the 1st Floor Lounge

 
ALL STUDENTS: Please join us for lunch on:

  • Monday, May 17, 11:30-1:00 pm in the 1st Floor Lounge
  • Sunday, May 23, 11:30-1:00 pm  in the 1st Floor Lounge


A brief orientation to FPB and the campus is scheduled for new students on Monday, May 17 (8:00-8:30), and on Sunday, May 23 (8:00-8:30) during the breakfast period.