At the completion of the program, students will: -Demonstrate critical thinking and decision making that utilizes the nursing process and evidence-based practice in the delivery of care to culturally diverse individuals, families, groups, and community. -Synthesize knowledge from the liberal arts and nursing to promote the health and well-being of culturally diverse individuals, families, groups, and communities. -Integrate legal and ethical concepts with the leadership role to advance and promote the health and well-being of culturally diverse individuals, families, groups, and communities. -Utilize nursing theory/conceptual frameworks, nursing research, and evidence-based practice in addressing the nursing care needs of culturally diverse individuals, families, groups and communities. -Incorporate leadership theory to the nurse manage role in the collaboration, coordination, and provision of nursing care in health care settings. -Apply knowledge from nursing, humanities, biological, and social sciences to plan, implement, and evaluate care for sick and well individuals, families, groups, and communities. -Participate as nurse leaders on interdisciplinary care teams to influence positive social change and health care policy. -Plan and implement educational activities that empower individuals, families, group, and communities to manage their health care at the local, national, and global level. -Be committed to life-long learning and the advancement of the nursing profession. -Collaborate with health care colleagues to promote holistic health care for individuals, families, groups, and communities.