JEAN SCHOOL OF NURSING & HEALTH SCIENCES
IMPACT REPORT / AUGUST 2026
I INVESTMENT
Because You Believed, We Reached this Milestone!
Investing in Faculty Excellence. The Joyce Clifford Nursing Department Education Fund invests in nursing faculty who are pursuing doctoral work, thereby strengthening the Jean School by enhancing academic excellence.
AUGUST 2026
REPORT
We are proud to share that the Jean School of Nursing and Health Sciences Campaign has surpassed the $40 million goal by over $6 million!
IMPACT
This is a milestone made possible not by any single individual, but by the collective strength, generosity, and belief of the Anselmian community, including #EverySACNurse. This achievement is also a testament to the leadership of recently retired Saint Anselm College President Dr. Joseph A. Favazza, former Dean of the Jean School, Dr. Diane Uzarski, and Dr. Carrie E. MacLeod, Director, Undergraduate Nursing, who served as the Interim Dean during the transition to permanent leadership.
WANT TO LEARN MORE? James F. Flanagan P’23, ’25 Senior Vice President Chief Advancement Officer (603) 641-7221 jflanagan@anselm.edu
Thank you for your partnership and for your dedication to preparing compassionate, skilled nursing and health sciences professionals. Because of you, the College is opening the doors to opportunity and empowering future healthcare leaders who will serve with knowledge, heart, and purpose.
Jennifer Williams Associate Vice President, Development Major Gifts & Campaign Director (603) 641-7214 jwilliams@anselm.edu
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The Campaign Steering Committee Chairs, The Campaign Steering Committee, and The Campaign Cabinet
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$46+ MILLION
M MILESTONES 75 Years
Celebrating 75 Years of Nursing Leadership. As we enter this next school year, Saint Anselm College begins celebrating the 75th anniversary of its Nursing program, founded in 1952 in response to a critical community need. This milestone honors a legacy of rigorous academic preparation, compassionate care, and Anselmian values—while highlighting the continued momentum shaping the future of the Jean School.
P PARTNERSHIPS
Expanding Partnership with Access Academy. Manchester high school students have spoken: more health sciences courses at Access Academy! Working with Academy leaders and the Manchester School District, the Jean School faculty and students are expanding course offerings and opportunities to high school students.
A ACHIEVEMENTS
Advancing Future Health Leaders. As the health sciences major continues to grow, members of the Class of 2026 have been accepted to graduate programs in fields as varied as occupational and physical therapy, behavioral analysis, dentistry, pharmacy, public health, nursing, and business.
C COMMUNITY COMMITMENT Strengthening New Hampshire’s Health Workforce. The Jean School co‑hosted events for the HealthForce NH Innovation Challenge 2026, in which teams across New Hampshire developed and pitched innovative solutions to critical health care workforce challenges. They competed for significant prizes to implement workforce development strategies that strengthened New Hampshire’s health care system.
T TRANSFORMATION
Transforming Training Through Technology. Dramatically expanded use of the Evjy Simulation Center in Grappone Hall is giving students more immersive, hands-on clinical experiences than ever before. This advanced training environment strengthens their confidence, sharpens their decision making, and better prepares them for real world patient care.
Data non-cumulative
Gifts under $100 Roger L. and Francine E. Jean
47%
First-time donors
9%
States represented
33
Alumni donors
63%
Student donors
4%
Nurse donors
42%
A SNAPSHOT OF OUR DONORS
The Power of a United Anselmian Community
Beverly D. and Robert J. Grappone