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Dr. Stacey Rosenberg, chief nursing administrator and academic dean at SNHU.

Academic Spotlight: Dr. Stacey Rosenberg, Chief Nursing Administrator and Academic Dean

Dr. Stacey Rosenberg, SNHU’s chief nursing administrator, is passionate about nursing education and student success. With degrees from the University of Iowa and Winona State University, she enjoys connecting with students and helping them grow through their education.
Dr. Lyndsay Goss, director of continuing professional development in nursing at SNHU.

Academic Spotlight: Dr. Lyndsay Goss, Director of Continuing Professional Development in Nursing

Dr. Lyndsay Goss, director of continuing professional development for nursing programs at SNHU, shares her journey into nursing and higher education, her passion for lifelong learning and how she helps healthcare professionals achieve personal and professional growth.
Mary Shannon '21, bachelor's in healthcare administration with a concentration in patient safety and quality from SNHU.

How a Patient Advocate Inspired Mary’s Path in Healthcare Administration

After receiving support from a patient advocate while dealing with an emergency appendectomy, Mary Shannon '21 decided to earn a bachelor's degree in healthcare administration with a concentration in patient safety and quality from Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU).
A college graduate sitting at a desk, using a desktop computer to research an MBA versus a master's in healthcare administration.

Master’s in Healthcare Administration vs. MBA: Which is Right for You?

If you're hoping to move forward in healthcare administration — or transition into the field — an advanced degree could help. An MBA with a concentration in Healthcare Management and an MS in Healthcare Administration are two graduate-level options, but they're very different degrees.

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