What colleges have midwifery programs?

Here is a list of some colleges and universities that offer midwifery programs in the United States:

East Coast:

- Columbia University - School of Nursing (New York, NY)

- The Catholic University of America - Department of Nursing (Washington, DC)

- University of Pennsylvania - School of Nursing (Philadelphia, PA)

- Jefferson College of Nursing (Philadelphia, PA)

- Georgetown University - School of Nursing & Health Studies (Washington, DC)

Midwest:

- University of Michigan - School of Nursing (Ann Arbor, MI)

- Case Western Reserve University - Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing (Cleveland, OH)

- Rush University - College of Nursing (Chicago, IL)

- Marquette University - College of Nursing (Milwaukee, WI)

- Frontier Nursing University (Hyden, KY)

South:

- Emory University - Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing (Atlanta, GA)

- Duke University - School of Nursing (Durham, NC)

- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - School of Nursing (Chapel Hill, NC)

- University of Tennessee Health Science Center - College of Nursing (Memphis, TN)

- Texas Woman's University - College of Nursing (Denton, TX)

West:

- University of California, San Francisco - School of Nursing (San Francisco, CA)

- Oregon Health & Science University - School of Nursing (Portland, OR)

- University of Washington - School of Nursing (Seattle, WA)

- University of Colorado - College of Nursing (Aurora, CO)

- University of Utah - College of Nursing (Salt Lake City, UT)

This list is not exhaustive, and there may be other colleges and universities that offer midwifery programs. For the most up-to-date information, I recommend checking the websites of the respective institutions or searching for accredited midwifery programs through the American College of Nurse-Midwives (ACNM) website.