Our full-time RN to BSN online program faculty members are prepared at the master’s or doctoral level and bring with them diverse professional experiences and interests — from working with and researching vulnerable and historically marginalized populations to long-term care, home health and school-based nursing.
Associate Professor and Director, RN-BSN Online Program
A proud UC RN to BSN program graduate, Dr. Lee has dedicated her research career to promoting the health of vulnerable populations, such as those experiencing poverty and homelessness. In addition to being a public health clinical nurse specialist and nurse researcher, Dr. Lee holds advanced certification in Community/Public Health Nursing and in Advanced Transcultural Nursing.
“One of the main reasons I became the RN to BSN program director was for the opportunity to shape the future of nurses who are in the same position I was years ago. Going through this program can be daunting, but I assure you it will be worth it.”
Assistant Professor
A UC RN to BSN Online program graduate, Dr. Campbell’s areas of expertise include nursing education and caring for older adults. She has been part of a team working to reduce readmissions and complications for older hospitalized patients and her DNP project focused on supporting outpatient nurses in creating advance care planning workshops. Since 2018, Campbell has taught in the BSN and accelerated MSN programs.
“I’m excited to give back to the program that gave me so much support as a young nurse with a busy family life. The foundation UC provided helped me move forward with my nursing career.”
Associate Professor
Dr. Johnson has worked in emergency departments since 2001, and her research focuses on how interruptions impact care in the ED. She has served as president of the Ohio ENA and a member of the Emergency Nurse Research Advisory Council.
“I love teaching students in UC’s RN to BSN Online program. I appreciate the experiences our diverse students bring and I love when they share pictures and stories of their lives.”
Dr. Kim’s research aims to reduce health disparities, promote health and disease prevention and reach underserved, high-need populations with human-centered interventions. She focuses on HPV, HPV-associated cancers, racial discrimination and intergenerational cultural conflict in Asian and Asian Americans.
“I teach the first course where RN to BSN Online students learn about nursing research. Witnessing students preparedness and appreciation of nursing research grow by the end of the course has been a rewarding experience for me.”
Dr. Little is a proud UC RN to BSN Online program graduate and has taught at UC since 2014. Board-certified in gerontological nursing, Dr. Little’s practice experience includes critical care, community health and gerontological nursing in both rehabilitation and long-term care settings.
“My passion is to assist RN to BSN Online students in gaining new perspectives and critical skills for practice. I value our students’ experiences and ability to impact the future of the nursing profession.”
The program consists of nine core Bachelor of Science in Nursing courses. View a list of these courses, along with descriptions.
Our RN to BSN Online program is flexible with schemas that allow students to complete the program in two semesters (eight months), three semesters (12 months), or five semesters (20 months). Students can switch from full-time to part-time status, as needed.
The RN to BSN Online program does not have prerequisite courses required for admission. Rather, the program includes general education courses that can be taken along with core coursework. Individuals can begin the program without first completing the general education courses; however, it could prolong the time it takes to earn your bachelor’s degree. Note: students must complete statistics before they can take Scientific Basis for Professional Nursing Practice.
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