Our Legacy of Learning Campaign raises more than $3 million for MCCN

The conclusion of the successful two-year Our Legacy of Learning Campaign was celebrated on Thursday, Sept. 8, at the Hilton Easton, just prior to the 2022 Scholarship Awards and Donor Recognition Dinner. The campaign raised more than $3 million to strengthen, support, and sustain the Mount Carmel College of Nursing,

Through the generosity of donors, including alumni, corporations, charitable and community foundations, faculty members, leaders and community members, the campaign has already benefitted the College in so many ways. Here are just a few of the campaign impacts to date:

  • Seventy-eight students have been provided with help to meet financial emergencies, especially as the pandemic created new challenges for them.
  • Nine faculty members have been supported to participate in research, conferences, and other professional development activities. Additional faculty grants will be awarded later this fall.
  • New technology was deployed throughout the College to make learning anywhere possible and assure that every student has equal access to that technology.
  • Nearly 400 students received the gift of education through student scholarships to help them afford their education and lessen their student debt.
  • Support for Supplemental Instruction – to help students with challenging coursework – has resulted in more than 2,000 connections with peer student tutors to date.

At this year’s Scholarship Celebration alone, a total of $663,680, with $543,500 coming through our Foundation, in scholarships were provided to MCCN students. A total of 272 scholarships were provided to 135 students.

We took time to acknowledge and celebrate the lives of Kathy Espy and Dr. Ann Schiele, both of whom were leaders of and donors to the Our Legacy of Learning Campaign. Video tributes to each of these outstanding women were shared with attendees.

Although the campaign has formally concluded, you can still make a gift if you choose.

Scholarship Dinner Gallery

Student Thank You

Why Choose Us

10:1

student-to-faculty ratio

30

average class size

120

years of educating nurses