Preparing the Next Generation of Nurse Leaders, Clinicians, and Researchers
The School of Nursing at George Mason University prepares students for interdisciplinary roles as clinicians, educators, researchers, and administrators in a dynamic and diverse learning environment. Our students are the next generation of nurse leaders and have the knowledge and experience to address the challenges of a rapidly changing and culturally diverse health care environment.
We deliver health care where it's needed the most, supporting the diverse health needs of our community. Our students and faculty draw on their experience to improve public health.
Our students and faculty understand the need for quality health care around the world. We have a direct impact on the health of the global population, providing care and support to address global health issues.
Drs. Caroline and Rebecca Sutter have both won the Virginia Nurse Practitioner State Award for Excellence. The American Association of Nurse Practitioners awarded the honor to Dr. Rebecca Sutter this year; Dr. Caroline Sutter won the same award last year. Read more.
Hear from our alumni why nursing should be a part of your career pathway.

Chelsea Ferguson
BSN '15

Matthew Brown
MSN '15
Sarah Stanmyre
MSN '15

Adel Bashatah
BSN '02, PhD '07
1 in 3
nurses
practicing in the metropolitan Washington, D.C. region is a George Mason graduate.
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