2008-2009 Academic Catalog - Queens University of Charlotte

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College, Catawba Valley Community College,
Central Piedmont Community College, Cleveland
Community College, Davidson College,
Gardner-Webb University, Gordon-Conwell
Theological Seminary, Johnson C. Smith University,
Lenoir-Rhyne College, Livingstone College,
Mitchell Community College, Pfeiffer University,
Queens University of Charlotte, South Piedmont
Community College, Stanly Community College,
University of North Carolina at Charlotte, University
of South Carolina at Lancaster, Wingate University,
Winthrop University and York Technical
College. A student interested in the consortium
should contact the Registrar’s Office.
PAULINE LEWIS HAYWORTH COLLEGE
Through the Pauline Lewis Hayworth College
the University also offers a bachelors degree to
adults working in the Charlotte area, with a
curriculum designed for the adult learner and
courses provided in the evenings, on weekends
and online.
Through Hayworth College the University
offers courses leading to the Bachelor of Arts
degree with majors in American Studies,
Business Administration, Computer Information
Systems, Elementary Education, English, Human
and Community Services, Interior Design,
Organizational Communication and Psychology.
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree with
a major in Nursing is also offered: however,
clinical courses are offered only during the day.
GRADUATE PROGRAMS
The University’s graduate programs provide
advanced, specialized education which prepares
students for professional careers. They also seek
to develop personal and professional values that
are necessary for responsible citizenship.
The College of Arts and Sciences offers a
unique low-residency program in creative writing
leading to the Master of Fine Arts degree; the
McColl School of Business offers both professional
and executive programs leading to the
Masters of Business Administration degree as
well as a program in Organization Development
leading to the Master of Science degree; the
Presbyterian School of Nursing offers the Master
of Science in Nursing degree; the School of
Communication offers the Master of Arts degree
in Organizational Communication; the School of
Education offers both the Master of Arts in
Teaching (elementary level) degree and the
Master of Education degree in Literacy.
THE UNIVERSITY
ASSOCIATE of SCIENCE in NURSING
The Presbyterian School of Nursing offers the
Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) degree.
The ASN program prepares a novice practitioner
of nursing with essential knowledge and skills
that facilitate critical thinking and a holistic, caring
approach to the healthcare needs of society.
Completion of the ASN program qualifies the
graduate to sit for the NCLEX-RN® licensing
exam. The curriculum also provides excellent
preparation for subsequent completion of the
BSN degree, especially through the RN-to-BSN
program.