The Michigan League for Nursing welcomes you to its website. Since its inception 50 years ago the Michigan League for Nursing has provided a voice and a forum for dialogue for nursing educators at all levels of education, practice clinicians and the public on nursing care and nursing education in Michigan.
The Michigan League for Nursing provides numerous programs addressing the complex issues of nursing education and clinical practice. We have established a scholarship fund which every year provides funds for Michigan nursing students.
Being a part of the MLN will put you in touch with individuals who are making a difference and achieving success in healthcare. Through our programs, special interest groups, and general meetings there are many opportunities for networking with colleagues.
Michigan League for Nursing offices are now at the Michigan Health Council, a nonprofit devoted to health workforce issues.
The Nurses Care for People Activitiy Book to teach children about nursing is available from the Michigan League for Nursing. The booklet is available to download free or to order for a small fee. For information, please contact (517) 347-8091.
Key Findings of Nationwide NLN-Carnegie Foundation Study of Nurse Educators Released
Examination of Compensation Practices Suggests Solutions to Challenges of Nurse Faculty Recruitment & Retention. A newly published report on America's estimated 32,000 nurse educators shows that poor compensation may hinder recruitment and retention efforts as nursing schools battle a critical faculty shortage. The report, a profile of faculty at both public and private institutions of higher learning, compared compensation of nurse educators to that of their counterparts in other academic disciplines, as well as to nurses with equivalent credentials in clinical practice and other non-academic settings. For copies of the articles that appear in Nursing Education Perspectives, go to
http://nln.allenpress.com/nlnonline/?request=get-toc&issn=1536-5026&volume=028&issue=04 and click on "Headlines from the NLN."
MLN and MCNEA Scholarship
Award Winners Announced
The 2008 Winners of the MLN and MCNEA $500 scholarships are:
Ronda Clark - West Shore Community College
Susan Dible - Washtenaw Community College
Silvia Garcia - Davenport University
Mary Ellen Plummer - Lansing Community College
Lauren Adamkiewicz - Madonna University
Katiun Attarpour - University of Michigan - Ann Arbor
The 2007 Nursing Licensure Data is now available. In 2007, the Michigan Center for Nursing conducted the fourth annual survey of nurses licensed in Michigan to collect data on their employment status, geographic distribution, age, plans to continue practicing, work setting, practice area, education, gender, and racial/ethnic background. Combined responses from a mailed survey and Web-based survey resulted in a total of 43,676 registered nurse (RN) responded and returned this survey and 9,098 licensed practical nurse (LPN) returned surveys.
Click here for the 2007 survey results.
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Please contact (517) 347-8091 with any questions.
2006 Nursing Licensure Data
The 2006 Nursing Licensure Data is now available. In 2006, the Michigan Center for Nursing conducted the third annual survey of nurses licensed in Michigan to collect data on their employment status, geographic distribution, age, plans to continue practicing, work setting, practice area, education, gender, and racial/ethnic background. Combined responses from a mailed survey and Web-based survey resulted in a total of 23,078 registered nurse (RN) responded and returned this survey and 5,287 licensed practical nurse (LPN) returned surveys.
Click here for survey results
Southeast Region
South West Region
Mid Michigan Region
East Central Region
West Central Region
North Central Region
Upper Peninsula Region
Please contact (517) 347-8091 with any questions.
NCLEX Reviews
There are currently no NCLEX reviews scheduled
The Michigan Center for Nursing released results from the Survey of Nursing Education Programs: 2002–2003 School Year. The report includes the most recent data available on the types of programs offered, their enrollment capacity, number of graduates, demographic information on students and faculty, and current issues affecting program capacity. The survey data provides important baseline information.
Michigan Center for Nursing
Announces Survey of Nurses 2004
- Report available at
www.michigancenterfornursing.org
Michigan League for Nursing News
MI Department of Community Health Appoints Jeanette Klemczak as Chief Nurse Exec
October 01
MLN Receives $1,500 Grant from Mervyn's Community Giving Program
August 01
Press Release: Tackling the Nursing Shortage in Michigan
May 07
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