MILWAUKEE CHAPTER
NATIONAL BLACK NURSES ASSOCIATION
About MCNBNA
Milwaukee Chapter National Black Nurses Association was organized in 1980, by seven registered nurses (Emma Smith, Carol J. Calvin, Brenda Dockery, Bonnie Booker, Laura Mathews, Ruby Dancil and Eva Allen) who saw a need for this nursing organization in Milwaukee, WI.
Upcoming Projects to Join
At MCNBNA we strongly encourage the community and futures nurses to be part of this organization and the events we create to better all nurses World Wide.
HOW YOU CAN HELP
Sign U and become a memeber of MCNBNA today! Our association offers scholarships as well.
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We are committed to giving all our members and aspiring members the latest news and information.
Get to Know Us
In 1982, Milwaukee Chapter National Black Nurses Association was incorporated and became a member of the National Black Nurses Association, Inc. (NBNA).
9.9%
of RNs are black or African American (non-Hispanic)
279K
black RNs and 162,800 LPNs.
30.5%
30.5% of nurses identifying themselves as belonging to a minority.
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billion People on Earth for Us to Protect & Heal one at a time.
