The Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) program will prepare you for entry-level nursing practice as a nurse generalist. In the ASN program, you will develop service-oriented and caring behaviors in clinical practice by recognizing, responding to and valuing caring as the foundation for the profession of nursing.
What is a columbarium? Columbarium is a term derived from the Latin word Columba, or dove, a symbol of God's spirit and peace. It is a structure, often a vault or wall, with niches for urns containing the cremated remains of the dead.
It is similar to a mausoleum, except it houses urns instead of caskets. A columbarium is usually made of brick or stone and it can be located inside of a mausoleum, inside of a church, or as a free standing structure within a cemetery.