The Nursing and Midwifery Department Advisory Committees play an important role in advancing the quality and relevance of our programs. Drawing on their expertise in healthcare practice, education, and community engagement, committee members provide informed advice that helps guide program development and respond to the evolving needs of the healthcare sector. Their support strengthens connections with clinical and community partners, enhances student learning opportunities, and helps prepare compassionate, skilled graduates who are ready to provide exceptional care in diverse settings.
Bachelor of Nursing Advisory Committee
Bridge to Canadian Nursing Advisory Committee
Dixie Cole
Dixie Cole, RN.,MN. Senior Lecturer, School of Nursing and Midwifery, Mount Royal University. I am a SoNM faculty member and have been teaching at MRU for 15 years. I am interested in working with nurses returning to practice to reclaim their professional RN identity.
Andrea Locke
Andrea Locke, RN, MA, PMP, is a healthcare consulting leader and Mount Royal University nursing alumna with over 15 years of experience in healthcare delivery, transformation, and digital health. She is passionate about improving patient care through innovation, collaboration, and technology, and enjoys supporting the development of future healthcare leaders. Andrea is honoured to contribute her experience and perspective to the School of Nursing and Midwifery Advisory Committee.
Lydia Wright
Lydia Wright (Retired RN). Currently working as Internationally Educated Nurse Navigator with Alberta Association of Nurses. Strong Multi decade background in both clinical and leadership roles. Remains passionate about nursing, a culture of empowerment, and what is possible moving forward.
Midwifery Advisory Committee