The Conway School of Nursing at The Catholic University of America proudly marked a milestone achievement as graduates of the inaugural Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) in Complex Healthcare Systems Administration were celebrated during the December Commencement ceremony at the Edward J. Pryzbyla University Center.
The ceremony recognized the successful completion of the program’s first cohort and reflected the launch of an innovative graduate pathway designed to prepare nurses for leadership and administrative roles within today’s increasingly complex healthcare systems. Graduates were honored for their academic achievement, professional dedication, and commitment to ethical, mission-driven leadership.
The commencement celebration was attended by Conway School of Nursing leadership, including the dean, vice dean, faculty, and staff, who gathered to support and congratulate the graduating students. Dr. Mary Dixon, Director of the MSN in Complex Healthcare Systems Administration program, is pictured with the graduates, representing the program leadership that guided the inaugural cohort from its launch to completion.From left to right Kristin Flederbach, Theresa Arlinghaus, Minali Chapin, Caitie Fera, Mychala Coughlin, and Dr. Mary Dixon.
The MSN in Complex Healthcare Systems Administration program emphasizes systems-based thinking, healthcare leadership, organizational strategy, and ethical decision-making. Graduates are prepared to lead interdisciplinary teams, strengthen healthcare operations, and respond effectively to evolving challenges across healthcare organizations.
As The Catholic University of America continues to expand innovative graduate nursing programs, the success of this inaugural class underscores the Conway School of Nursing’s commitment to academic excellence, collaborative leadership, and service to the healthcare community.
Full Steam of the Commencement ceremony : https://vimeo.com/event/5527221