School of Nursing

Professor Sutton provides direct instruction for nursing courses in the Undergraduate and Graduate Nursing Programs. She serves the college through various committees, including Faculty Association, Executive Board, Graduate Curriculum Committee, and Assessment Coordinator for the School of Nursing. Collaborate with faculty to improve student learning outcomes by evaluating and revising the program curriculum and individual courses. She provides mentorship to new faculty and graduate students pursuing a degree in Nursing Education. She participates with the Saturday STEM Academy, giving instruction on Basic Health Care to middle and high school students at Mercy College and in Cameroon, Africa. 

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Lowellyn "Low" Noche is currently in her 3rd semester of the accelerated nursing program here at Mercy University. She earned a Bachelors degree in Psychology at Binghamton University in 2022. Her potential fields of interests in nursing are psychiatric nursing, or nursing, and labor & delivery. In her free time, she likes to read thriller books, look for new music, and hit the gym.

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As the leader of community health in nursing clinical operations at Mercy University, Sindy identifies clinical sites where nursing students can complete their required hours. Nursing extends beyond traditional roles in medical-surgical units; it involves educating the community about health disparities and fostering leadership that adapts to evolving policies and procedures. Additionally, she facilitates the Health Equity Influencers Program (HEIP), inspired by Dr. Kenya Beard, to address asthma initiatives and raise awareness of health disparities within our community.

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