Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College’s School of Nursing and Health Professions has earned national recognition.
The school, with campuses in Stone, Jackson, and Harrison counties, has been designated a 2025 Center of Excellence in Nursing Education by the National League for Nursing, an organization that brands itself as being dedicated to advancing excellence in nursing education. MGCCC is one of only 21 institutions nationwide, and the lone Mississippi institution, selected for the honor.
The formal recognition will take place during the National League for Nursing Honors Convocation at the 2025 NLN Education Summit in Orlando, Fla., on September 19. The designation serves to acknowledge MGCCC’s sustained excellence in enhancing student learning and professional development.
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“This recognition is a reflection of the outstanding commitment of our faculty, staff, and students,” said Teresa McDonald, associate vice president of MGCCC’s School of Nursing and Health Professions. “At Gulf Coast, we continually strive to elevate our programs to meet the evolving needs of the healthcare industry, while fostering an environment where students can grow into compassionate and skilled professionals. We are honored to be recognized on a national stage for that work.”
MGCCC prides itself as a leader in nursing education, with goals to forge a legacy of excellence by way of innovation, integrity, and the success of its pupils.
