Professor Dr. Nicole Moore

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Biography

Nicole Moore, EdD, MSN, RN, CNE, PMH-C, is an Assistant Teaching Professor at Penn State Ross Carol Nese College of Nursing. She specializes in Psych/Mental Health, Perinatal Mental Health, and Substance Use Disorders, demonstrating a commitment to excellence in nursing education and practice. Nicole has been involved in various educational initiatives, focusing on curriculum development and faculty experiences in teaching substance use disorders. Her academic journey includes an EdD from Western Connecticut State University and an MSN from Sacred Heart University. Moore is committed to community engagement and has actively participated in several conference presentations, including topics related to perinatal trauma and mental health. She holds certifications in clinical education and has been recognized with awards for her dedication to nursing and community service. Through her teaching, she aims to enhance the understanding of mental health issues and supports nursing students in their development.

Research Interests

Curriculum Development Teaching Substance Use Disorders

Experience

Assistant Teaching Professor

— Present

Penn State Ross Carol Nese College of Nursing • University Park, PA

Teaching nursing courses, focusing on professional roles and mental health.

Awards

President’s Award

Commitment to Excellence in Service Award (ACES)

Courses

NURS 250: Professional Nursing Roles NURS 230: Fundamentals Nursing NURS 407: Drugs Abuse NURS 420: Mental Health Nursing

Requirements for Penn State Ross Carol Nese College of Nursing

Bachelor Program

Requirements

GPA Requirement

Required:3

TOEFL

Total

Required:80

IELTS

Overall

Required:6.5

Duolingo

Overall Score

Required:120

Overall

Required:120

Prerequisites

Anatomy & Physiology I (with lab) Anatomy & Physiology II (with lab) Introductory Chemistry (with lab) Introductory Psychology Introductory Sociology Elementary Statistics Human Development and Family Studies Introductory Nutrition Microbiology (with lab)

Application Checklist

Online Application (MyPennState or Common App)
Self-Reported Academic Record (SRAR)
Official Transcripts (for international or transfer students)
English Proficiency Scores
Criminal Background Checks
Child Abuse History Clearance

Specialization Notes

The B.S.N. program is a four-year pre-licensure program. Students must start and remain at the campus of admission for all four years.