About the School

Graduate School of Nursing and Health Professions

Mission

To prepare competent health professionals that self-reflect on personal values and bias to embrace the diversity and value of all humanity and become catalysts for healthcare change through the lens of social justice.

Vision

To be known as the premier health professions graduate school producing compassionate and skilled health citizens committed to advancing equity and justice in healthcare.

Core Values

• Social Justice
• Culture of belonging
• Diversity
• Empowerment of students, faculty, and staff to lead
• Invitational and interactive learning environment
• Collaborative Engagement
• Life long Learning

Meet the Dean

As the Founding Dean of the Antioch Graduate School of Nursing and Health Professions, Diane White wants to bring this perspective to nurses who are coming to graduate school to expand their professional opportunities.

But she recognizes that these encounters don’t happen in the vacuum of a clinical setting. They’re shaped by the healthcare system as a whole. Which is, in turn, are shaped by systemic biases. This is why White is committed to re-imaging healthcare in the United States, transforming it into a system that works for all.