The Graduate School of Nursing educates students as advanced practice nurses, scientists and scholars for service as future leaders in military operational environments, federal health systems and university settings.

About the GSN

Members of Congress founded the USU Graduate School of Nursing (GSN) in 1993. The programs are designed to prepare advanced practice nurses and Ph.D.s for the unique challenges of military medicine.

The GSN students explore the fields of nursing through a signature blend of science, research and field training.

The lessons learned on the USU campus and beyond the traditional classroom prepare the GSN graduates to take on a diverse range of challenges and succeed in any environment.

Our mission makes the USU graduates uniquely prepared to shape the future of health care within the federal health care system.


































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Spotlight

Army COL Bruce Schoneboom, Ph.D., is the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs.

Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, Army COL Bruce Schoneboom, Ph.D., offers the GSN students a unique perspective on the types of situations they will likely face. Having experienced multiple assignments, including a one-year voluntary deployment to Afghanistan, COL Schoneboom is well versed in the tenets of military medicine. The USU alum shares this considerable knowledge when educating the future leaders of the military health care system.