Introduction
NSA Bylaws Composed by Elizabeth Papp and ratified in Fall 2007. » Read more
The student body of the School of Nursing at San Francisco State University recognizes the importance of having a student organization to represent on campus. This organization exists to promote a positive image of the School of Nursing and to encourage students to participate in school related activities sponsored by our association and encourage them in choosing nursing as a profession.
Mission Statement
- Our purpose is to strengthen and maintain the nursing student community at SF State.
- To support and advocate for all nursing students.
- To connect nursing student with professional organizations that promote leadership at the local, state, and national levels.
- To aid in the educational development of nursing students.
- To promote a positive image of the School of Nursing and its student body.
- To promote professionalism in the SFSU Nursing Community.
Philosophy
The NSA will be the voice for the student body. Every officer accepts the position freely and should embrace the opportunity to be part of the NSA. As an officer of the NSA we/you have also accepted the responsibilities that are a part of being an officer. As an individual of the NSA each one of us has an opportunity to leave an imprint on society, whether it is through a toy drive, a published article, or creating a resolution. We are in a position to make change let us not take it for granted.
Objectives
- To aid in the educational development of students who choose health care as their major and profession
- To be a positive contribution to the educational standards of the university and specifically the nursing department. To maintain education standards of the nursing program.
- To promote a positive image of the School of Nursing and its student body.
- To be an advocate for nursing students.
- To address student issues concerning their nursing education.
- To sponsor events that will benefit the students and community in our region.
- To promote interdisciplinary activities.