Missouri State expands nursing program, McQueary Health Sciences Hall

Missouri State’s nursing program is expanding to help prepare more nurses to fill local jobs, something identified as a pressing need even before the COVID-19 pandemic.

The university’s nursing program is frequently at capacity with a waiting list.

Contributions from the McQueary family and others along with nearly $3 million from the MoExcels Workforce Initiative will make it possible for MSU and the Ozarks Technical Community College to expand their health care programs.

Related:MSU renames health college for McQueary family after ‘transformational’ gift

“Our nursing graduates fill a vital need in hospitals, clinics and communities,” said MSU President Clif Smart in a news release. “We are incredibly proud of how they choose to live out the public affairs mission, and we are grateful to be able to expand the university’s reach in this way.”

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