School of Nursing
Gain Multicultural and Social Justice Perspectives on Health and Healing
Discover how St. Catherine University’s nursing program prepares students to meet the ever-changing demands of today’s health care field. Through simulation labs, real-world clinical experience, and expert faculty, our nurses graduate ready to lead with skill and compassion.
Dean, School of Nursing
Suzanne Lehman, DNP, RN, PHN
Suzanne Lehman, DNP, RN, PHN is an associate professor, assistant dean of undergraduate nursing, and dean of the School of Nursing at St. Catherine University. She has provided healthcare leadership and service in a variety of community, education, and practice settings over her 30-year career. She is the Board Chair for the Community University Health Care Center, and has served in an advisory capacity for multiple healthcare systems. Dr. Lehman has a passion for innovative education/practice partnerships, workforce development, and health and education equity.
Programs in the School of Nursing
College for Adults
Take the next step toward your personal and professional goals with programs designed for busy adult learners.
College for Women
Our vast program offerings empower women to explore their passions, grow as leaders, and lead with purpose.
Graduate College
Advance your career with graduate programs designed to help you grow as a leader, innovator, and expert.
Nationally-recognized nursing faculty on our I-SAIL team help create engaging, collaborative healthcare scenarios
Hands-On Simulation
At St. Catherine University, our integrated state-of-the-art simulation training (I-SAIL) and Interprofessional Education (IPE) programs provide real-world learning opportunities for our nursing and healthcare students, critical skills for success in today's collaborative healthcare environment. Visit this site to learn more about I-SAIL.
Alumni Spotlight
“St. Kate’s nurses are well-prepared for the profession, embodying the University and School of Nursing’s mission to promote social justice and health equity within communities.”
Jessica Miehe DNP'21
DNP: Post-Master's
"Something that I found very rewarding by attending St. Kate's DNP program is that professors were very encouraging for their students. They provided opportunities of personal development, which is the catalyst for professional development."
Chinwe Obi-Walker DNP'22
DNP: Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner
