General
Info | Health Care Services-BS | Nursing-BS
| Nursing-MS | Certificates
General
Info | Health Care Services-BS | Nursing-BS
| Nursing-MS | Certificates
College of Nursing Carole Schoffstall, Dean Eagle Rock at
Four Diamonds Annex Telephone: (719) 262-4422 Fax: (719) 262-4416 Beth-El School of Nursing was established in 1904 by an agency of
the Methodist Church. The school was purchased by the City of Colorado Springs in 1943. In
1983 the school sought regional accreditation from NCA to acquire college status. Beth-El
operated as a city school/college until 1997. In July 1997, Beth-El merged with the
University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. The College moved to the CU-Colorado Springs
campus in December 1997. Mission Beth-El College
of Nursing and Health Sciences prepares graduates for service and leadership roles in
health care. The college addresses the nursing and allied health science educational needs
of the city of Colorado Springs and Southern Colorado by offering undergraduate and
graduate degrees as well as certificate, and life-long learning programs. The
multidisciplinary approach to academic and clinical excellence fosters a community of
scholarship and caring that extends beyond the walls of the college influencing the
present and future direction of health care. The college facilitates collaboration for the
promotion of a healthy community. Program
Accreditations Memberships Clinical Learning Experiences The College
utilizes diverse clinical facilities to provide learning opportunities for students in
Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Denver and throughout the country. Memorial Hospital,
Penrose/St. Francis Health Services, Evans Army Hospital, Cedar Springs Behavioral Health
Systems Inc., Colorado Mental Health Institute at Pueblo, Parkview Hospital and St. Mary
Corwin Hospital in Pueblo are major hospitals which provide clinical learning environments
for students. Over 120 of community and other
health agencies are also utilized for clinical experiences. Faculty Professor:
Carole Schoffstall |