2021 South Carolina Annual Book of Reports

October 14-16, 2021 

South Carolina Nurses Association State Convention 

& 

APRN Fall Pharmacology Conference 

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING 

Thursday, October 14, 2021 

ANNUAL BOOK OF REPORTS 

VIRTUAL 

1907-2021 

“A CONSTITUENT / STATE NURSES ASSOCIATION OF THE AMERICAN NURSES ASSOCIATION”

2021 South Carolina Nurses Association 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

Welcome............................................................................................................................................. 5 

2021 SCNA State Convention Contributors and Donors ................................................................... 7 

2021 SCNA State Convention Schedule ............................................................................................ 9 

Annual Meeting Agenda................................................................................................................... 17 

I AM A Nurse................................................................................................................................. 19 

Standing Rules & Parliamentary Procedure................................................................................... 20 

Nightingale Tribute........................................................................................................................ 25 

2020 Audited Materials................................................................................................................. 31 

2021 Financial Statement January 1-August 31, 2021 provided at the meeting 

Governance 

SCNA Certificate of Incorporation.............................................................................................. 38 

SCNA 501c6 Status Letter ......................................................................................................... 39 

Mission of SCNA......................................................................................................................... 40 

Mission of ANA........................................................................................................................... 40 

Philosophy of SCNA................................................................................................................... 40 

Current SCNA Bylaws as of November 3, 2017......................................................................... 42 

Organizational Chart as of November 3, 2017........................................................................... 59 

Memorandum Of Agreement Between South Carolina Nurses Association (SCNA) 

And Its SCNA Chapters................................................................................................................. 60 

2017-2019 Strategic Goals............................................................................................................ 63 

Current 2020-2022 Legislative Priorities........................................................................................ 64 

Oath of Office & Other Documents Required For Service............................................................ 65 

List Current SCNA Committee and Chapter Chairs.......................................................................... 68 

Current Members of SCNA as of August 31, 2021........................................................................... 70 

Reports of SCNA Board/Chapter Chairs/Committee Chairs 

President........................................................................................................................................ 80 

President Elect............................................................................................................................... 81 

Nomination Committee.............................................................................................................. 81 

Secretary/Treasurer........................................................................................................................ 81 

Finance Committee.................................................................................................................... 81 

Director Seat 1............................................................................................................................... 81 

Director Seat 2............................................................................................................................... 82 

Commission Chairs 

Commission on Public Policy/Legislation .................................................................................. 82 

Legislative Committee......................................................................................................... 82 

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Commission on Professional Advocacy and Development 

Continued Education Approver Committee........................................................................ 83 

Continued Education Provider Committee.......................................................................... 84 

Reports from the 2021 ANA Membership Assembly.................................................................. 84 

Reports of SCNA Chapters 

APRN Chapter...................................................................................................................... 85 

Nurse Educator Chapter...................................................................................................... 85 

Psychiatric-Mental Health Chapter...................................................................................... 86 

Women’s and Children’s Health Chapter............................................................................. 86 

SCNF Annual Report................................................................................................................... 87 

Reports from Organizations with SCNA Representation............................................................ 90 

South Carolina Nurses Association CEO.................................................................................... 91 

Annual Meeting of SCNA Board of Directors.................................................................................... 92 

Published for the South Carolina Nurses Association by: 

Arthur L. Davis Publishing Agency 

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Welcome to the 

South Carolina Nurses Association 

2021 State Convention 

& 

APRN Fall Pharmacology Conference 

& 

Annual Membership Meeting 

WELCOME to the 2021 SCNA Meetings. We appreciate your attendance. We hope that this will 

be several days of discovery and interest in the work of your association and excellent continuing 

nursing education. 

So, WELCOME, enjoy yourselves and help us begin the next year of SCNA life together! 

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President of SCNA 

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Sponsors, Exhibitors, and Donors 

The South Carolina Nurses Association would like to thank the Arthur L. Davis Publishing 

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SCNA through the publication of the SC Nurse, the Annual Book of Reports, and other support. 

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Provision of this education activity by SCNA does not imply endorsement by SCNA or ANCC of any commercial products displayed in conjunction with this activity. SCNA 

gratefully acknowledges the support of companies to support the presentations of speakers. Commercial support does not influence the design and scientific objectivity of 

any SCNA educational activity. SCNA does not endorse the off label use of any products for a purpose other than for which it was approved by the FDA. SCNA has conflict 

of interest disclosures on file for all presenters and planners. 

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2021 SCNA State Convention 

October 14-16, 2021 

SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE 

subject to change – updated 8/20/2021 

CNE/NCPD Credit Types To Be Determined 

**INDICATES CONTENT WILL BE AVAILABLE IN VIRTUAL FORMAT 

Wednesday October 13, 2021 

6:30 PM SCNA Board of Directors Meeting 

Thursday October 14, 2021 

8:30 AM General Session: 2021 Pharmacology Update 

12:00 PM Break 

1:30 PM Migraines in Pediatrics & Adults 

Skin Emergencies 

Resiliency / Self-Care/ Relaxation Technique 

3:00 PM Break 

3:30 PM Covid: Pulmonary and Beyond 

Top Patient Safety Concerns for RNs 

5:30 PM Break 

6:00 PM Virtual SCNA Annual Membership Meeting - SCNA Members Only 

7:00 PM Virtual Annual SCNA Board Meeting 

Friday October 15, 2021 

8:30 AM 12 Lead ECGS for Advanced Clinical Practice 

Pharmacogenomics 

Overview of Forensics 

10:00 AM Break & Virtual Exhibit Hall 

10:30 AM Breast Cancer Update 

Demystifying Pacemakers and ICDS: Keep it Simple! 

Postpartum Hemorrhage and Pre-Eclampsia 

12:00 PM Break & Virtual Exhibit Hall 

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1:30 PM Cultural Intelligence 

Diseases that Immunizations can Prevent 

Depression in the Elderly: How Does It Look? 


4:00 PM Do Ask, Do Tell: Creating a Gender Affirming Climate to Advance Health Equity 

New POST Form 

Psychiatric Pharm Update 


Saturday October 16, 2021 

8:30 AM Men’s General Health Issues 

Human Trafficking 

Teaching Students How to Find and Use Evidence for Practice 

10:00 AM Break & Virtual Exhibit Hall 

10:30 AM Billing and Coding Update 

Maximizing Social Security Benefits 


1:30 PM Pediatric ENT 

NCPD – Managing Quality Outcomes and More 


3:30 PM Telehealth and the APRN: Maximizing Quality and Ensuring Legal and Regulatory 

Compliance 

Use of Escape Rooms for Competencies 

CH=Contact Hour 

CH/PH=Contact Hour with Pharm Content 

CH/PH/CS=Contact Hour with Pharm Content & Controlled Substance Content 

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2021 SCNA CONTINUING NURSING 

EDUCATION SESSIONS 

Continuing Nursing Education (CNE) Credit: 

South Carolina Nurses Association is an Approved Provider of continuing nursing education by 

the Tennessee Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing 

Center’s Commission on Accreditation. 

Only RN/APRN’s are eligible to receive nursing contact hours. 

For all CNE sessions, in order to receive full contact-hour credit for the CNE activities, you must: 

1. Scan your name badge when you enter each session 

2. Be present no later than five (5) minutes after starting time. Scanners will not be available after 

five (5) minutes. 

3. Remain until the scheduled ending time 

4. Complete the on-line CNE Evaluation Form for each session. The on-line CNE Evaluation 

Form will be emailed to you following the completion of each day of the event. 

Conflict of Interest 

A Conflict of Interest occurs when an individual has an opportunity to affect educational content 

about health-care products or services of a commercial interest with which she/he has a financial 

relationship. 

The planners and presenters of this CNE activity have disclosed relevant financial relationships with 

any commercial interests pertaining to this activity. If applicable disclosures will be made before 

lecture begins. 

SCNA has conflict of interest disclosures on file for all presenters and planners. 

Non-Endorsement of Products 

Provision of this education activity by SCNA does not imply endorsement by SCNA or ANCC of any 

commercial products displayed in conjunction with this activity. 

SCNA gratefully acknowledges the support of companies to support the presentations of 

speakers. Commercial support does not influence the design and scientific objectivity of any SCNA 

educational activity. 

Off-label Product Use 

SCNA does not endorse the off label use of any products for a purpose other than for which it was 

approved by the FDA. 

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ANCC Accreditation Feedback Line 

1-866-262-9730 

The Accreditation Program of the American Nurses Credentialing Center is interested in the 

opinions and perspectives of the participants in accredited continuing nursing education activities, 

particularly those perspectives related to the presence of perceived bias* in the continuing 

education. For this reason, we are now providing a toll free telephone number. 

Participants may access this number at any time to: 

-tell us of any noted bias or conflict of interest in the education 

-tell us of any concerns, compliments, or opinions 

-tell us of a great experience 

-tell us of an unpleasant experience 

-tell us your thoughts on the process 

Just call and tell us! 1-866-262-9730 

*Bias is defined as: preferential influence that causes a distortion of opinion or of facts. Commercial 

bias may occur when an educational activity promotes one or more product(s) (drugs, devices, 

services, software, hardware etc.) This definition is not all inclusive and participants may use their 

own interpretation in deciding if a presentation is biased. 

NOTE: Statements of commercial support and /or conflict of interest disclosures do not represent 

bias. Such statements inform the learner that the provider has implemented a mechanism to identify 

and resolve all conflicts of interest prior to delivery of the educational material. 

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Annual Membership Meeting 

October 14, 2021 

6:00 PM – 7:00 PM 

I. Call to Order 

II. 

III. 

IV. 

A. Reading of the Code of Ethics for Nurses with Interpretive Statements, 2015 

B. Reading of I AM A Nurse 

Establishment of the Agenda and Standing Rules 

Establishment of a quorum: ARTICLE XVI: QUORUM; Section 1. Establishment of Quorum; 

(a) The number of voting members present at a duly noticed meeting of the members shall 

constitute a quorum for any regular or special meetings of the Association. 

Time of Remembrance 

V. Address of the SCNA President 

VI. 

Report of SCNA Treasurer 

VII. Report of the SNA-SC President 

VIII. Report of Chief Executive Officer 

IX. 

Report of Organizational Units-Full Reports as received were published in this SCNA Book of 

Reports 

A. Commission on Public Policy and Legislation page 82 in the SCNA Book Reports 

B. Commission on Professional Advocacy and Development page 83 in the SCNA Book 

Reports 

C. SCNA Chapters: 

- APRN Chapter page 85 in the SCNA Book Reports 

- Nurse Educator Chapter page 85 in the SCNA Book Reports 

- Psychiatric and Mental Health Chapter page 86 in the SCNA Book Reports 

- Women’s and Children’s Health Chapter page 86 in the SCNA Book Reports 

X. Report of Tellers and Declaration of Election 

XI. 

Swearing In of The Board of Directors and Chapter Officers 

XII. For the Good of The Order 

XIII. Adjournment 

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I am a Nurse: Together we are ANA 

Cultural Covenant 

"As nurses, ANA members and elected/appointed officials, we need each other to create nursing's 

future. 

Our issues are big and require the best thinking of each and everyone of us. 

Therefore, we shall demonstrate through our behaviors and preparation our commitment to the 

spirit and purposes of ANA. 

We recognize that we are more alike than we are different, but we know that differences often lead 

up to better decisions. 

We believe that passion is positive and confrontation is counterproductive. 

We affirm the value of each person. 

We shall create an atmosphere of acceptance, demonstrating care for each other, as we do our 

patients. 

We shall listen to each other so each voice will feel heard. 

We shall respect each other's opinions. 

We shall be positive and open to new possibilities. 

We shall build on our past by focusing on our future. 

Through consideration, collaboration, compromise and consensus we can achieve our common 

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If not now, when?''' 

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Authored by the Ohio Nurses Association, 2009 

Adopted by the ANA House of Delegates June 2010 

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STANDING RULES 

Rule 1. 

Rule 2. 

Rule 3. 

Rule 4. 

Rule 5. 

Rule 6. 

Rule 7. 

Rule 8. 

Rule 9. 

For admission to the annual meeting, to facilitate identification and seating, members 

shall be required to wear the official name tag issued at registration. 

Members may not speak and debate more than twice to the same question or longer than 

three minutes, without permission granted by a two-thirds vote with debate. No member 

may speak more than once to a question if a member who has not spoken wishes to do 

so. 

Any member of SCNA may be granted the privilege of the floor. 

All main motions offered by a member shall be in writing (on the forms provided), signed 

by the maker and the seconder, and shall be given directly to a Monitor for immediate 

forwarding to the chair as soon as the speaker has been recognized. Members making 

incidental motions not in writing will give name before making a motion. 

Business interrupted by a recess of the meeting shall be resumed at the point where it 

was interrupted at the end of the recess. 

Any substantive resolution forwarded to SCNA for consideration of the Reference 

Committee which was not approved for presentation, if introduced by an individual 

member, must receive a two-thirds vote of the Annual Meeting to reach the floor for 

consideration and a majority vote of the Annual Meeting to be adopted. 

Any substantive resolution not of emergency nature nor one previously forwarded to 

SCNA if introduced by an individual member, must receive a three-fourths vote of the 

Annual Meeting for consideration and a two-thirds vote of the Annual Meeting to be 

adopted. 

The members will act only on the resolves of the resolutions and the recommendations 

of reports. Questions of clarification about the intent and meaning of the resolves and 

recommendations will be handled according to parliamentary procedure. 

Notices for announcements to the Annual Meeting shall be in writing, signed by the 

person (or proper representative to the person) under whose authority the announcement 

is issued, and shall be sent to the desk of the recording secretary. 

Rule 10. The Board of Directors shall be authorized to approve the minutes of the Annual Meeting 

not later than the first regular meeting of the Board of Directors during 2022 Board year. 

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TIPS ON PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE 

Parliamentary procedure must not be viewed as a set of arbitrary rules. It should be considered as 

the application of common sense and logic in the conduct of a meeting. Compliance with this set of 

rules serves to protect, and is directly related to, our jealously guarded ideal of democratic process. 

The great value of the democratic process is open and orderly discussion which results in intelligent 

compromise. When general consent is evidenced by a group, the importance of following 

parliamentary procedure becomes primarily that of maintaining the orderly conduct of a meeting. 

Democratic principles basic to the appropriate conduct of a meeting are as follows: 

1. Justice and courtesy to all. 

2. One thing at a time 

3. Rule of the majority 

4. Right of the minority to be heard. 

The rules contained in the latest edition of ROBERT’S RULES OF ORDER shall govern meetings of 

this association in all cases to which they are applicable and in which they are not inconsistent with 

these bylaws. 

SOME RULES OF DEBATE 

1. Recognition by the chair is, of course, the first step in presenting a motion. 

2. Time will be saved if members will think carefully before wording a motion so as not to 

make it too long, say what they really want and not include points of discussion in the 

motion. 

3. All motions, other than those of a personal nature, must be in writing. 

4. No business involving any kind of action should be conducted without a motion. 

5. All main motions are debatable. 

6. Debate begins after the motion is made. 

7. Debate should be limited to the motion before the assembly. 

8. Proposer of the motion may speak to it first. 

9. Proposer of the motion may not speak against his/her motion, but may vote against it. 

10. Address remarks through the presiding officer; do not speak directly to other members 

during debate. 

11. Avoid personalities. The motion is under discussion not the proposer. 

12. The presiding officer should not enter into debate and cannot close debate. 

13. Voting may be done by general consent (silence). Chair says, “If there is no objection, the 

report will be accepted as information.” 

14. The Chair votes only if his/her vote will change the result or break a tie. If his/her vote 

creates a tie, the motion is lost. 

RONR: Robert’s Rules of Order Newly Revised 11th Edition 

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OBTAINING THE FLOOR AND PROCESSING A MAIN MOTION 

1. Member addresses the Presiding Officer, 

“Mr./Madam President” 

2. Presiding Officer recognizes member by calling his/her name. 

3. Member proposes motion, 

“I move that ” 

4. Another member seconds the motion, 

“I second the motion.” 

5. Presiding Officer states the motion, 

“It has been moved and seconded that .” 

6. Presiding Officer calls for debate, 

“Is there any discussion?” 

“Are there any remarks?” 

“Are you ready for the question?” 

7. Presiding Officer takes the vote when debate has ended. 

“The question is on the adoption of the motion that (repeat the motion). 

Those in favor say ‘Aye.’ 

Those opposed say, ‘No.’” 

8. Presiding Officer announces result of vote. 

“The ayes have it. The motion is carried, and we (state effect of adopting the motion).” 

“The noes have it. The motion is lost, and we will not (state effect of not adopting the motion).” 

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PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE AT A GLANCE 

BASED ON ROBERTS RULES OF ORDER 

TO DO THIS 

Adjourn the 

meeting* 

Recess the 

meeting* 

Complain about 

noise, room 

temperature, etc. 

Suspend further 

consideration of 

something” 

End debate 

Postpone 

consideration of 

something 

Have something 

studied further 

Amend a motion 

Introduce business 

(a primary motion) 

Object to a 

procedure or to a 

personal affront* 

Request 

Information* 

YOU SAY 

THIS 

“I move the 

meeting be 

adjourned” 

“I move the 

meeting be 

recessed 

until...” 

“Point of 

personal 

privilege” 

“I move to 

table the 

motion” 

“I move the 

previous 

question” 

“I move this 

matter be 

postponed 

until...” 

“I move this 

matter be 

referred to a 

Committee” 

“I move that 

this motion 

be amended 

by...” 

“I move 

that...” 


Order” 


Information” 

MAY YOU 

INTERRUPT 

SPEAKER? 

MUST 

YOU BE 

SECONDED? 

IS THE 

MOTION 

DEBATABLE? 

WHAT 

VOTE IS 

REQUIRED? 

NO YES NO Majority 


YES NO NO No Vote 


NO YES NO 2/3 vote 

NO YES YES Majority 




YES NO NO 

*Chair 

Decides 

No Vote 

YES NO NO No Vote 

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TO DO THIS 

Ask for a vote 

by actual count 

to verify a voice 

vote* 

Object to 

considering some 

undiplomatic 

matter* 

Take up a matter 

previously tabled* 

Reconsider 

something already 

disposed of* 

Consider 

something out 

of its scheduled 

order* 

Vote on a ruling 

by the chair* 

*Not Amendable 

YOU SAY 

THIS 

“I call for a 

division of 

the house” 

“I object to 

consideration 

of this 

question” 

“I move to 

take from the 

table...” 

“I move to 

reconsider 

the action 

relative to...” 

“I move to 

suspend the 

rules and 

consider...” 

“I appeal 

the chair’s 

decision” 


MAY YOU 

INTERRUPT 

SPEAKER? 

MUST 

YOU BE 

SECONDED? 

IS THE 

MOTION 

DEBATABLE? 

WHAT 

VOTE IS 

REQUIRED? 

NO NO NO No Vote 

YES NO NO 2/3 vote 


YES YES YES Majority 

NO YES NO 2/3 vote 

YES YES YES Majority 

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THOSE TO BE HONORED AT THE 2021 TIME OF REMEMBRANCE 

Shirley Williams Bannister 

Shirley Williams Bannister, died Sunday, Sept. 27, nearly three weeks after 

her daughter at the age of 57. Shirley tested positive for COVID-19 the day her 

daughter Demi Bannister died. 

Shirley is survived by her husband Dennis Bannister. Demi was her only child. 

The funeral will take place Saturday, Oct. 3 at noon at the Bible Way Church of 

Atlas Road located at 2440 Atlas Road in Columbia. 

Due to safety and health concerns surrounding COVID-19, the funeral services 

will be private. Only family members and program guests will be in attendance within the worship 

center. The funeral will be streamed on the church’s website and its Facebook page. 

The Bannister and Williams' families encourage all of Demi and Shirley’s close friends and coworkers 

to join them in a virtual celebration of life. The funeral arrangements are being handled by 

Leevy’s Funeral Home in Columbia. 

Gwendolyn M. Felton 

COLUMBIA - A graveside service for Gwendolyn M. Felton, 75, will be held 

at 11:00 a.m. Tuesday, December 8, 2020 in Fort Jackson National Cemetery. 

Dunbar Funeral Home, Northeast Chapel, is assisting the family. 

Mrs. Felton died Saturday, November 28, 2020. Born in Polk County N.C. 

near Columbus, she was a daughter of the late Samuel J. McCarter and Ola Price 

McCarter. She received her Master’s degree from the Medical College of Georgia 

and Doctorate in research and statistics from the University of S.C. She was a 

professor at the USC School of Nursing for 35+ years and was a dedicated fan of the University. 

During her tenure, she published more than 30 articles. She taught at USC Upstate while earning 

her Master’s degree and taught two years at Columbus (Ga.) College. In addition, she was invited to 

join the American Academy of Nursing. 

Surviving are her devoted and loving husband of 53 years, Charles M. Felton; sister, Gail 

McCarter (Jim Davis) of Clover, S.C.; sister-in-law, Frances Stewart (Charles) of Greensboro, Ga.; 

niece, Charlene Leonard of Brentwood, Tenn.; nephews, Glenn and Frank Stewart, both of Atlanta; 

and numerous cousins. She was predeceased by three brothers and one sister. 

Cynthia Cindy Whittier Fogle 

Cynthia "Cindy" Whittier Fogle, age 70, passed away Tuesday, January 26, 

2021 at the McLeod Hospice House in Florence. 

Cindy was born September 29, 1950 a daughter of the late Odell and 

Margaret Carter. She worked in nursing for over 45 years and was a Licensed 

Nurse Practitioner in North and South Carolina. Cindy spent the bulk of her 

career at Emory University and other local Atlanta hospitals before returning 

home to Loris to serve her community at Loris Hospital. She also opened the 

first Medical Access Facility in Horry County where she was a Nurse Practitioner, Supervisor and 

Preceptor, training nurses for several years. Cindy was currently a member of Spring Branch Baptist 

Church and was a longtime member of Mt. Leon Baptist Church. She was an avid reader and was 

very knowledgeable of the Bible. Cindy also enjoyed traveling, particularly trips to Europe and 

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Australia, and especially loved spending time with her family and friends. She was a loving and 

devoted wife and mother and absolutely adored her grandchildren. In addition to her parents, she 

was predeceased by her former husband, Frank Whittier. 

Survivors include her husband, Charlie Fogle of Nichols; two daughters, Rae Perez (Horacio) of 

Grayson, GA and Caycee Pfeiff (Aaron) of Culpepper, VA; one step-daughter, Jenny Gore (Kyle) of 

Loris; one brother, Gerald "Jerry" Carter of Longs; four grandchildren, Savanna Perez, Natalie Perez, 

Mason Pfeiff, and Ashtyn Pfeiff; two step-grandchildren, Maddie Gore and Emma Gore; and her 

special cousins, Judy Clemmons, Sylvia Chestnut, and Carol Canady. 

Graveside services will be held at 2:00 PM Tuesday, February 2, 2021 at Mt. Leon Cemetery 

in Longs with Rev. Nate Watts officiating. The family requests that all in attendance wear face 

coverings and practice social distancing. 

Memorials may be sent to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation, 28 West 44th Street, Suite 

609, New York, NY 10036 or online at www.bcrf.org/ 

Donna Jean Moss 

Donna Jean Moss, 91, of Warner Robins, GA, previously of West Columbia, 

SC, passed away May 6, 2021. Born in Davenport, WA on Oct. 20, 1929, she was 

the oldest of three children to the late Eugene and Sada Chrisman Moss. Her 

childhood was spent in Lincolnton, GA and Greenwood, SC. Donna graduated 

from Greenwood High School in 1947. She received her Diploma in Nursing from 

Anderson Hospital School of Nursing (Anderson, SC) in 1950, her BS in Nursing 

at Emory University in 1957, and her Masters in Nursing from the University of 

Alabama in 1962. She was a nurse during a time when R.N.s were permitted to be focused on 

patient care and could use their professional judgement. Donna always said she was a nurse “before 

plastic”. She worked at Anderson Memorial Hospital from 1950-1954 and was on the faculty at the 

school of nursing 1957-1963. She was an instructor at Lander College (1963-1966) in Greenwood, 

SC. Donna’s final professional years were spent as Assistant/Associate Professor at the University of 

South Carolina College of Nursing (1966-1990) in Columbia, SC. She chaired the Associate Degree 

Program in Nursing 1969-1984. She often spoke of her students and maternity patients from over 

the years. She was a member of the American Nurses Association, National League for Nursing, and 

Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society for Nursing. 

Donna taught us by example to take care of our families, to do our jobs well, to pay our bills 

and not use credit, and to help others along the way. She cared for both her parents in her home, 

with help from her brother and sister-in-law. As with many of the Greatest Generation, being 

uncomfortable or inconvenienced was not a crisis to her. She was a poor country girl that worked 

her way up but never forgot her roots. She was an accomplished seamstress and enjoyed reading 

and following baseball. She was a loyal Atlanta Braves fan from the day they moved to Atlanta. She 

was a contented person, often commenting that she had never been bored a day in her life. 

The last few years of her life she lived with her niece in Warner Robins, GA. She was cared for by 

people who loved her, and she continued to amaze anyone around her. 

Donna is survived by her sister-in-law, Bessie Moss (Cayce, SC), brother-in-law, Dave Anthony 

(Warner Robins, GA); nieces, Pamela Anthony (Warner Robins, GA), Michele Dunker (Bennett, CO), 

Dorothy Moss (Rock Hill, SC), Susan Morris (Cayce, SC), Janet Morris (Cayce, SC), Lynn Wilbanks 

(Cayce, SC); nephews, Pete Wilbanks (Cayce, SC), Morris Davis (Cayce, SC), and Randy Moss 

(Cayce, SC). 

In addition to her parents, Donna was preceded in death by her brother, Ernest "Bud" Moss and 

sister, Loree Moss Anthony. 

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Visitation with the family will be on Friday, June 4, 2021 at 1 p.m. at the chapel of Celestial 

Memorial Gardens, West Columbia, SC. A memorial service will follow at 2 p.m. In lieu of flowers, 

the family respectfully suggests memorial donations be given to the SC Educational Foundation, 

1601 Greene St., Columbia, SC 29208. Please designate for: College of Nursing, Donna Moss 

Scholarship. 

Patricia Fair Prather 

Patricia Fair Prather March 23, 1949 - March 23, 2021 

Fayetteville, North Carolina - Colonel (Retired U.S. Army) Patricia Fair Prather 

A graveside service for family and close friends of Patricia Fair Prather will be held 

at 3:00 PM Saturday, March 27, 2021 at Greenlawn Memorial Park, Columbia, 

South Carolina. 

Colonel (U.S. Army Retired) Patricia Fair Prather, aged 72, died on March 

23rd at the Autumn Care Assisted Living facility in Fayetteville, NC, with her 

sister, Chris Yeager, by her side. Pat was diagnosed with Alzheimer's in 2014 and courageously 

lived out her final years with the same faith, dignity and compassion for her fellow man that she 

demonstrated throughout her life. 

Pat was born March, 23, 1949 in Fort Belvoir, Virginia to Lewis D. Prather and Caroline Summers 

Prather. After graduating with a BS in Nursing from Duke University in 1971, she spent five years as 

a civilian nurse at Duke University Medical Center and the Atlanta VA Medical center before joining 

the U.S. Army in 1976. She completed both the AMEDD Officer Basic and Advanced Course where 

she was recognized as the Outstanding Honor Graduate. In 1981, she graduated from the University 

of South Carolina with a Masters in Nursing Administration. Her military awards include the Legion 

of Merit, the Meritorious Service Medal with five oak leaf clusters, the Army Commendation Medal 

with 3 leaf clusters, the Army Achievement Medal, and the Order of Military Merit. Throughout Pat's 

travels with the military, she maintained many close friendships. She was an active member of the 

church and choral groups. 

After retirement, Pat remained in Columbia, SC to be close to family and to lovingly act as her 

mother, Caroline Prather's, primary caregiver. She was an active member of Kathwood Baptist 

Church where she enjoyed singing in the choir and serving as a deacon. She was also an active 

member of the Columbia Choral Society. 

Pat was predeceased by her parents, Lewis and Caroline Prather of Columbia, SC, and her 

brother, Doug Prather, of Durham, NC. She is survived by her sisters Christine Yeager (William) 

of Fayetteville, NC, and Nell Staes (Charles) of Beaufort, SC and her nieces and nephews Jenny 

Kaplan (Jordan) and their children Benjamin, Harper and Everette of Washington DC, Caroline 

Yeager of Greenville, SC, Cameron Yost (Jacob) and their son, James, of Charleston, SC, William 

Yeager (McKendree) of Hollywood, CA, and Lewis Stover (Kate) of Atlanta GA. Pat leaves us with a 

legacy of love for her family and friends, her faith, and caring for others. In lieu of flowers, memorials 

may be made to Kathwood Baptist Church at 4900 Trenholm Road, Columbia, SC 29206. Funeral 

arrangements by Jernigan-Warren Funeral Home, 545 Ramsey St. Fayetteville, N.C. 28301. Online 

condolences may be made at http://www.jerniganwarren.com 

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Ellen Riddle 


It is with deep sadness, on August 28, 2021, Mrs. Ellen Knight Riddle, 

R.N. M.N. F.N.P (known by Nana to all her babies), went home to be with her 

beloved husband, Gerald D. Riddle “Poppy”, of almost 53 years. We find 

strength knowing she was met by her husband, her Lord and Savior, along with 

her parents, Claude E. Knight and Mildred B. Knight, at the heavenly gate. 

Mrs. Ellen was an avid Christian and a member of Beulah United Methodist 

Church in Gilbert, SC for 30 years. Mrs. Ellen was a beloved daughter, mother, 

grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, and nurse practitioner of 30 years. She worked for 

Lexington Medical Center in Labor & Delivery and then went into private practice with Dr. Phillip 

Levin at Midland’s OBGYN. Mrs. Ellen loved every patient and their babies as her own. She was 

loved by all who knew her and will be missed dearly. Nana Ellen is survived by her beloved children, 

Angela Patnaude, Andy Riddle (Jackie), and Tori Riddle; her grandchildren, Rachel Cohn (Robert), 

Bruce Patnaude, and Kelly Cox (Jarret); and her great-grandchildren, whom she loved more than 

her own children most days, Josie Cox, Sadie Cohn, Claudia-Joy Shaw, Stella Cohn, and Sebastian 

Shaw. She is also survived by her nieces and nephews, Kendrea Knight, Kenzie Shaw (Aaron), 

Cla Knight, and Allison McMahan. She is also survived by her brother, Ken Knight (Deanne) and 

sister, Carolyn McMahan (Joe). She leaves behind several brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nieces and 

nephews on her husband’s side. 

A memorial service will be held 11:00 a.m., Saturday, September 4, 2021 at Beulah United 

Methodist Church in Gilbert, SC. The family asks that any donations in her honor be made to the 

church. Please keep the family in your thoughts and prayers. 

Barr-Price Funeral Home and Crematorium, Lexington Chapel, is assisting the family. 

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GOVERNANCE 

CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION 

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SCNA 501c6 STATUS 


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MISSION OF SCNA 

The mission of the South Carolina Nurses Association is to represent all South Carolina registered 

nurses in a membership organization to promote and advocate the role of the registered nurse to 

improve health for all. – 2017 

MISSION OF ANA 

Nurses advancing our profession to improve health for all. – 2016 

PHILOSOPHY OF SCNA 

1. SCNA believes that nursing is a professional discipline and an essential service in meeting 

the health care needs of patients as individuals, groups, or communities. In support of this 

philosophy: 

2. Nursing practice for registered nurses is defined in the nurse practice act of the State of 

South Carolina as “the performance of acts that involve assessment, analysis, intervention 

and evaluation. This practice requires specialized independent judgment and skill, and is 

based on knowledge and application of the principles of biophysical and social sciences;” 

3. Nurses practice independently or collaboratively in accordance with their education and 

clinical credentials; 

4. Nurses are encouraged to seek baccalaureate and higher degrees, to engage in lifelong 

learning and be employed according to role preparation; 

5. Critical thinking is an essential competency for registered nurses; 

6. Nurses are responsible to consumers for their practice and therefore must be responsive 

to individuals at all levels of wellness and from all cultural backgrounds; 

7. Nurses are responsible for the ethical practice of nursing according to the Code of Ethics 

for Nurses With Interpretive Statements, 2015; 

8. Nurses are engaged in activities to improve health care standards and health care 

accessibility for all people; 

9. All nursing practice includes the art of caring. Professional nurses are providers, managers, 

coordinators, educators, administrators, researchers of care in all settings; 

10. “Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRN) means a registered nurse who is prepared 

for an advanced practice registered nursing role by virtue of additional knowledge and 

skills gained through an advanced formal education program of nursing in a specialty 

area that is approved by the Board of Nursing. The categories of APRN are the nurse 

practitioner (NP), certified nurse-midwife (CNM), clinical nurse specialist (CNS), and 

certified registered nurse anesthetist (CRNA). The NP, CNM, CNS, and CRNA hold a 

nursing doctorate, a post-nursing master’s certificate or a minimum of a master’s degree 

that includes advanced education composed of didactic and supervised clinical practice in 

a specific area of advanced practice registered nursing” (SC Nurse Practice Act); 

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11. Nurses are responsible for their own professional development and competencies. 

Continuing education and other professional activities enhance nursing practice and help 

to assure consumers of quality nursing care outcomes. Nurses are encouraged to obtain 

and maintain competence. “Competence is a dynamic concept, changing as the licensed 

nurse achieves a higher stage of development, responsibility, and accountability within 

the role. The role encompasses the possession and interrelation of essential knowledge, 

judgment, attitudes, values, skills and abilities which are varied and range in complexity” 

(SC Nurse Practice Act); 

12. Nurses assure competent care and advance the practice of nursing by promotion, 

dissemination and utilization of research findings; 

13. Nurses influence health policy through legislative and political action; 

14. Workplace advocacy issues are a vital concern for nurses and nursing; 

15. Marketing the professional practice of nursing and the Professional Association to the 

public, legislators, and nurses is a priority. 

Approved by the Board of Directors, October 14, 1981 

Revised: February 2013 

Reviewed: August 2015; January 2017 

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SCNA BYLAWS AS OF NOVEMBER 3, 2017 

ARTICLE I: TITLE, PURPOSES, FUNCTIONS 

Section 1. Title 

The name of this Association shall be the South Carolina Nurses Association, hereinafter referred to 

as SCNA. 

Section 2. Purposes 

The purposes of the SCNA shall be to: 

a. foster high standards of nursing. 

b. promote the professional and educational advancement of nurses. 

c. promote the welfare of nurses. 

d. promote better health care for all people. 

The purposes shall be unrestricted by consideration of age, color, creed, disability, gender, health 

status, lifestyle, nationality, race, religion, or sexual orientation. 

The purposes of SCNA do not include dealing with employers concerning grievances, labor 

disputes, wages, rates of pay, or terms or conditions of employment. 

Section 3. Functions 

The functions of the SCNA shall be to 

a. promote, through appropriate means, standards of nursing practice, nursing education, 

and nursing services as defined by the American Nurses Association, ANA. 

b. insure adherence to the code of ethical conduct for nurses established by ANA. 

c. promote legislation and speak for the nursing profession in regard to legislation, 

governmental programs and health policy. 

d. support maintenance of nurse resources to meet health care needs. 

e. promote and protect the economic and professional security of nurses. 

f. represent and speak for the professional nurse with allied health groups, state and local 

organizations, governmental bodies and the public. 

g. represent and speak for the nursing profession with allied health groups, state and local 

organizations, governmental bodies and the public. 

h. provide for the continuing professional development of nurses. 

i. provide for representation in the annual Membership Assembly of ANA 

j. promote relationships with the South Carolina Student Nurses Association. 

ARTICLE II: CHAPTERS 

Section 1. Definition 

Groups of nurses who are members of the South Carolina Nurses Association which have been or 

hereafter may be organized based on shared nursing practice interests or geographical boundaries. 

SCNA Chapters shall operate under a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with the SCNA Board of 

Directors. The MOA shall be reviewed annually by the SCNA Board. 

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ARTICLE III: MEMBERSHIP 

Section 1. Composition 

a. SCNA shall have membership open to all registered nurses and meet the qualifications of 

membership as enumerated in this section. 

b. SCNA shall be composed of Full Members who belong to the American Nurses 

Association (ANA) through the state and have representation in the International Council 

of Nurses through the ANA and who may have membership in the SCNA Chapters; and 

State-Only Members who live and/or practice in the state of South Carolina only pursuant 

to a sanctioned agreement with ANA. 

c. The SCNA shall remain affiliated with the American Nurses Association until such time 

as 2/3 of the entire SCNA full membership votes to disaffiliate from the ANA. SCNA 

membership, for these purposes, is defined as individual members of the SCNA who have 

ANA rights and privileges of membership as a result of their SCNA membership. The vote 

may occur by mail or electronic ballot, with appropriate notice and procedures to protect 

the integrity and validity of the vote. 

d. The SCNA shall be composed of all registered nurses who meet the qualifications stated 

in these bylaws 

e. A registered nurse is qualified for membership in SCNA if that nurse: 

1. Has been granted a license to practice as a registration nurse in at least one state, 

territory or the District of Columbia and does not have a license under suspension or 

revocation in any state, territory, or the District of Columbia and is otherwise in titled 

by law to practice. 

2. Has retired and/or no longer chooses to practice, but whose license was in good 

standing with her/his licensee board at the time the nurse made the decision not to 

maintain and active license. 

3. Is a nurse in recovery who has surrendered her/his license to practice. 

Section 2. Qualifications 

a. A member is one— 

1. who has been granted a license to practice as a registered nurse in at least one state 

or territory, or possession of the United States and does not have a license under 

suspension or revocation in any state, or is otherwise entitled by law to practice and 

whose renewal of membership shall be contingent upon the granting of licensure as 

a registered nurse; 

2. who may be a nurse in recovery who has surrendered a license to practice, or a nurse 

who has retired and/or no longer chooses to practice, but whose license was in good 

standing with his/her licensing board at the time the nurse made the decision not to 

maintain an active license; 

3. whose application for membership in SCNA has been accepted; 

4. whose dues are not delinquent; 

5. whose membership in not under revocation for violation of the Code of Ethics for 

Nurses With Interpretive Statements, 2015 or the bylaws of this Association. 

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6. Honorary Full Membership shall be given to those registered nurses who have been 

members of the SCNA/ANA for 30 or more years and age 65 or at the discretion of 

the SCNA Board of Directors. There shall be no dues amount associated with honorary 

membership. 

Section 3. Membership Rights and Obligations 

Members as defined in these Bylaws shall be given all the rights and obligations of membership in 

the ANA through SCNA. In addition: 

a. Full Members shall have memberships rights as follows: 

1. Participate in the elections of SCNA in accordance with these Bylaws. 

2. Participate in the elections of SCNA’s two representatives and alternates to the 

annual Membership Assembly of ANA. 

3. Serve SCNA and ANA in elected and appointed positions in accordance with SCNA 

and ANA Bylaws. 

4. Fulfill the requirements of office if elected or appointed. 

5. Attend the SCNA Annual Meeting, the ANA Membership Assembly and any other 

unrestricted activities SCNA and ANA. 

6. Attend the Congress of the International Council of Nurses. 

7. Utilize such SCNA and ANA services as may be available. 

8. Submit proposals for consideration to SCNA. 

9. Hold membership in SCNA Chapters in accordance with provisions of the Bylaws. 

10. Receive a Constituent SCNA/ANA membership card. 

11. Receive the SC Nurse and ANA Membership Publications. 

12. Have the right of due process for the denial of any of the above rights. 

13. Shall have the right to receive benefits from the ANA as a member at the national level. 

b. State-Only Members shall have membership rights as follows: 

1. Participate in the elections of SCNA in accordance with SCNA Bylaws. 

2. Serve SCNA in elected and appointed positions in accordance with SCNA Bylaws. 

3. Attend any meeting and unrestricted activities of SCNA. 

4. Utilize such SCNA services as may be available. 

5. Receive an SCNA membership card. 

6. Receive the SC Nurse. 

7. Submit proposals for consideration to SCNA. 

8. Hold membership in SCNA Chapters in accordance with provision of the SCNA Bylaws. 

9. Have the right of due process for the denial of any of the above rights. 

10. Shall have no rights to belong to or receive benefits from the ANA at the national level. 

c. Full Members shall have membership obligations as follows: 

1. Abide by the Bylaws of SCNA and ANA. 

2. Abide by the Code of Ethics for Nurses With Interpretive Statements, 2015. 

3. Pay dues as required by the Bylaws. 


d. State-Only Members shall have membership obligations as follows: 

1. Abide by the Bylaws of SCNA. 

2. Abide by the Code of Ethics for Nurses With Interpretive Statements, 2015. 

3. Pay dues as required by the Bylaws. 


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e. Honorary Members do not have the obligation to pay dues as required by the Bylaws. 

Section 4. Disciplinary Action 

a. A member may be disciplined for cause by SCNA or by a Chapter. Charges shall be filed 

with the Association in whose jurisdiction the alleged violation occurred. 

b. Cause for disciplinary action may include violation of— 

1. the purpose, goals, and bylaws of SCNA; or 

2. the Code of Ethics for Nurses With Interpretive Statements, 2015 as adopted by the 

ANA Board of Directors. 

3. Cause for disciplinary action may include violation of the ANA Bylaws. 

c. Subject to these Bylaws and the South Carolina Nonprofit Corporation Act of 1994, as 

amended (the “Act’), a member may be expelled or suspended, and a membership in 

SCNA terminated if not less than fifteen (15) days prior written notice, sent by first class or 

certified mail, of the proposed expulsion, suspension, or termination of a member and the 

reason therefore shall be delivered to such member in accordance with the procedures 

set forth in Article III, Section 5 hereof. Such notice shall set forth the date, place, and 

time such member shall be given the opportunity to be heard orally by the hearing 

panel, which shall be not less than five (5) days before the effective date of the expulsion, 

suspension, or termination. Such notice shall also set forth the address to which and 

date by which such member may to be heard in writing by the hearing panel, which shall 

be not less than five (5) days before the effective date of the expulsion, suspension, or 

termination. Upon the affirmative vote of a majority of the hearing panel, SCNA acting fair 

and reasonable taking into consideration all of the relevant facts and circumstances, may 

expel or suspend a member, or terminate such membership. A member who has been 

expelled or suspended shall remain liable to SCNA for dues, assessments, or fees as a 

result of obligations incurred or commitments made before such expulsion or suspension. 

d. No disciplinary action shall be taken unless the member is served with written specific 

charges, given a reasonable time to prepare a defense, and given a fair hearing in 

accordance with common parliamentary and statutory law. 

e. A member may be suspended, terminated, censured or expelled by a hearing panel, 

established by, but not composed of, the SCNA Board of Directors. 

f. The decision of the hearing panel may be appealed to the SCNA Board of Directors; the 

decision of the Board of Directors shall be final. 

g. SCNA Chapters, and other Constituent/State Nurses Associations (C/SNAs) shall be 

notified by SCNA when a member has been subject to any disciplinary action by SCNA. 

h. Expulsion of a member from SCNA shall result in expulsion from the Chapter. 

i. An expelled SCNA member shall be reinstated upon approval by a two-thirds (2/3) vote of 

the Board of Directors. 

j. A member expelled by SCNA who is subsequently reinstated by SCNA shall be 

automatically reinstated by the Chapter. 

k. Any disciplinary action by a Constituent/State Nurses Association (C/SNAs) against one 

of its members shall be given full recognition and enforcement, provided such action was 

taken in accordance with the disciplining C/SNA Bylaws and disciplinary procedures. 

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Section 5. Notice 

a. An oral notice to members is permissible if reasonable under the circumstances and 

is effective when communicated in a comprehensible manner. Written notice, if in 

comprehensible form, is effective at the earliest of the following: 

4. When received; 

5. Five (5) days after its deposit in the United States mail, if mailed correctly addressed 

with first class postage affixed; 

6. On the date shown on the return receipt, if sent by registered or certified mail, return 

receipt requested, and the receipt is signed by or on behalf of the addressee; or 

7. Fifteen (15) days after its deposit in the United States mail, if mailed correctly 

addressed and with other than first class, registered, or certified postage affixed. 

b. Written notice is correctly addressed to a member if addressed to the member’s address 

shown in SCNA’s current list of members. A written notice or report delivered as part 

of a newsletter, magazine or other publication regularly sent to members constitutes 

a written notice or report if addressed or delivered to the member’s address shown in 

SCNA’s current list of members, or in the case of members who are residents of the 

same household and who have the same address in SCNA’s current list of members, if 

addressed or delivered to one of such members, at the address appearing on SCNA’s 

current list of members. 

ARTICLE IV: ORGANIZATIONAL AFFILIATES 

Section 1. Qualifications 

An organizational affiliate of SCNA is an association thata. 

Is a national or state organization that meets established Organization Affiliates Criteria. 

b. Has been granted organizational affiliate status by the Board of Directors. 

c. Has paid an organizational affiliation fee to SCNA. 

Section 2. Responsibilities 

Each organizational affiliate shall maintain a mission and purpose harmonious with the purposes and 

functions of SCNA. 

Section 3. Rights 

Each organizational affiliate shall be entitled to 

a. One participant shall have a voice, but no vote, in the SCNA Annual Membership 

Meeting. 

b. Make reports or presentations to the SCNA Annual Membership Meeting within its area of 

expertise. 

c. Submit names of representatives for appointment to ad hoc groups, and task forces. 

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ARTICLE V: DUES 

Section 1. Amount of Dues 

a. Full Membership includes: 

1. ANA Dues: 

a) SCNA will pay dues to ANA in accordance with the policies adopted by the 

Membership Assembly. 

b) The SCNA shall continue to pay dues to the ANA pursuant to the ANA Bylaws 

and Membership Assembly policy. SCNA will follow the implementation of the 

dues, including the Dues Escalator according to the calendar accepted by ANA. 

1. SCNA Dues: 

a) The amount of the annual SCNA dues shall be established by 2/3 vote of the 

Full Members present and voting at the Annual Membership Meeting of the 

SCNA. 

b) The SCNA Board of Directors may establish a policy providing for an automatic 

cost of living increase in the SCNA dues…a dues escalator. This dues escalator, 

based on the Consumer Price Index for urban consumers (CPI-U), will increase 

triennially at the same time as ANA’s inflation escalation and pass through 

to the ANA SCNA full members with notice but without requiring additional 

authorization of the Annual Meeting. It will never exceed more than 2 percent 

per annum. SCNA will follow the implementation of the dues, including the 

Dues Escalator according to the calendar accepted by ANA. 

c) The Board of Directors shall establish an operating budget for the chapters from 

the SCNA dues. 

d) No monies shall be refunded nor additional monies collected when a change in 

dues category is made within a membership year. 

b. State-Only Membership includes: 

1. State-Only Membership Dues shall be established by the Board of Directors. 

a) State-Only Membership Dues shall include SCNA dues and those fees 

established through agreement with the ANA for purposes of representation at 

the national/international level and any service fees. 

b) The SCNA Board of Directors may establish a policy providing for an automatic 

cost of living increase in the SCNA dues…a dues escalator. This dues escalator, 

based on the Consumer Price Index for urban consumers (CPI-U), will increase 

triennially at the same time as ANA’s inflation escalation and pass through 

to the ANA SCNA full members with notice but without requiring additional 

authorization of the Annual Meeting. It will never exceed more than 2 percent 

per annum. 

c) No monies shall be refunded nor additional monies collected when a change in 

dues category is made within a membership year. 

Section 2. Notification of Dues Changes 

The SCNA Members shall be notified in writing of any proposal to change the dues at least sixty (60) 

days prior to the SCNA Annual Membership Meeting at which the proposal is to be voted upon. 

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Section 3. South Carolina Nurse 

Of the dues paid by members, a portion, as decided by the Board, will be for an annual subscription 

to the Association’s official publication, The S. C. Nurse. 

Section 4. Special Member Dues for Full Members 

a. Full Members who qualify for the following may elect to pay fifty percent (50%) of the dues: 

1. Registered Nurses who are not employed; 

2. Registered Nurses who are students in full time study; 

3. Graduates of the basic nursing programs for a first year of membership if initiated 

within six (6) months following graduation and those members who are continuing 

in a second year of membership following the condition of (b), for those who were 

members in good standing of the Student Nurses Association of South Carolina; 

b. Full Members who qualify for the following may elect to pay twenty-five (25%) percent of 

the dues: 

1. sixty-six (66) years of age or older, who are not employed 

2. new RN’s who were members in good standing of the Student Nurses Association 

of South Carolina before graduation from their under graduate nursing program, for 

the first year of membership, if the membership is initiated within six (6) months of 

licensure. 

c. State-Only Members do not qualify for any special member dues rates. 

Section 5. Transfers of Memberships 

a. A Full Member who moves out of this state may apply to the Secretary of this Association 

for transfer to another Constituent/State Nurses Association of the ANA. The SCNA is not 

required to refund to the individual member dues already paid. 

b. A Full Member who has made full payment of dues to another Constituent/State Nurses 

Association of the ANA may transfer to this Association without further payment of dues 

for the remainder of the membership year. The request for transfer shall be signed by the 

Secretary of the Constituent Member Association issuing the transfer. 

c. State-Only Members who are in good standing may transfer from or to a Constituent 

Member State that has a State-Only Membership option if an agreement between the 

Constituent Member States has been established. 

d. A State-Only Member who has made full payment of dues to another Constituent 

Member Association of the ANA may transfer to this Association without further payment 

of dues for the remainder of the membership year, in compliance with Article V, Section 5 

(c). The request for transfer shall be signed by the Secretary of the Constituent Member 

Association issuing the transfer. 

ARTICLE VI: BOARD OF DIRECTORS 


The Board of Directors is the corporate body composed of officers, directors, and commission 

chairs, as elected by the members of SCNA. 

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a. The Board of Directors shall consist of the Officers of the Association which are President, 

President-elect, Secretary/Treasurer, two (2) directors one of whom is a newly licensed 

nurse who graduated within five (5) years from a basic nursing program and who is a 

direct care provider, and two (2) Chairpersons of the Commissions. 

b. President of South Carolina Nurses Foundation (SCNF) or the President’s designee shall 

be eligible to attend meetings of the Board with voice but without vote. 

c. The President of the South Carolina Student Nurses Association or the President’s 

designee shall be eligible to attend meetings of the Board with voice but without vote. 

d. All Chapter executive committee chairs shall be ex-officio members of the Board of 

Directors with voice, but without vote. 


a. Officers shall be elected by mail or elections balloting as hereinafter provided. Candidate 

for President and President Elect shall also be listed as candidates for representatives to the 

Membership Assembly of ANA. Vacancies in office shall be filled as hereinafter provided. 

b. No members of the Board shall— 

1. serve more than two (2) consecutive terms in the same office; 

2. serve more than eight (8) consecutive years on the Board; 

3. hold more than one (1) seat on the Board at a time; 

4. serve as a member of the Professional Advocacy and Development Commission 

c. A Board Member who serves one-half (1/2) term or more shall be considered to have 

served a full term. 

d. Officers shall have the authority and shall perform the duties usually performed by such 

officers, and also such duties as specified in the SCNA Book of Positions and Roles and as 

authorized by the Board of Directors of this Association. 

e. The Secretary/Treasurer shall have responsibility for preparing minutes of the directors’ 

and members’ meetings and for authenticating records of SCNA. 

Section 4. Vacancies 

Absence from two consecutive meetings may be the cause for declaring a vacancy as determined 

by a majority of the Board of Directors. A vacancy shall be filled by appointment by the Board of 

Directors with the exception of the office of President. If a vacancy occurs in the office of President, 

the President-elect shall assume the office of President and the Board of Directors shall appoint a 

new President-Elect. 

ARTICLE VII: EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 


The Executive Committee shall have the administrative power to transact all SCNA business 

between Board meetings and serves as the personnel committee for the Association; provided 

however, no committee may authorize distributions; approve or recommend to members 

dissolution, merger, or the sale, pledge, or transfer of all or substantially all the SCNA’s assets; elect, 

appoint, or remove Directors or fill vacancies on the board or on any committee; or adopt, repeal, 

or amend the Articles of Incorporation or these Bylaws. 

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The Executive Committee shall be composed of the President, the President-elect, and the 

Secretary/Treasurer. Only members of the Board of Directors shall serve as voting members of the 

Executive Committee. 

ARTICLE VIII: CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER 


The Board of Directors shall delegate to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) the authority to manage 

the association according to policies established by the SCNA Annual Membership Meeting and the 

Board of Directors. 

Section 2. Accountability 

The CEO shall be accountable to the Board of Directors. 


a. The CEO shall employ, direct, promote and terminate staff of the association. 

b. The CEO may represent the association and serve as spokesperson on matters of 

established policy and positions. 

ARTICLE IX: COMMISSIONS 


A commission is a specific body of organization and communication to which the Annual 

Membership Meeting assigns specific responsibilities related to fulfilling the functions of SCNA. 

Commissions are accountable to the Board of Directors and report to the Annual Membership 

Meeting. 

Section 2. Composition and Designation 

The following Commissions are established with membership consisting of the chairperson or 

designated representative of the structural units listed below each: 

a. Commission on Professional Advocacy and Development 

1. Peer Assistance Program 

2. Continuing Education Approver Committee 

3. Continuing Education Provider Committee 

b. Commission on Public Policy / Legislation 

1. Legislative Committee 


Each Commission shall perform the duties as specified in the SCNA Book of Positions and Roles and 

as designated by the Board of Directors of this association. 

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ARTICLE X: ELECTED COMMITTEES 


The Nominating Committee shall be the only elected committee of the South Carolina Nurses 

Association. 


The Nominating Committee shall be composed of not more than seven (7) Full (SCNA/ANA) 

members of the Association representative of the fields related to the Committee’s functions. 

a. All Committee members shall be elected by the membership in even-numbered years to 

serve a two (2) year term. 

b. The elected member receiving the highest number of votes shall convene the first 

meeting of the committee, at which point the committee shall elect its own chair. 

c. Committee members shall be eligible to serve no more than two (2) consecutive terms. 

A Committee member who has served one-half (1/2) term or more shall be considered to 

have served a full term. 


a. The Nominating Committee is responsible for developing and implementing a program of 

activity to carry out the Committee’s functions within the bylaws and policies determined 

by the Annual Membership Meeting, the Board of Directors and the SCNA Book of 

Positions and Roles. 

b. The Nominating Committee shall determine the extent of the Association’s concerns, 

actions and influence in its respective area of responsibility. 

c. The Nominating Committee shall report and be accountable to the Board of Directors 

and Annual Membership Meeting. 

ARTICLE XI: APPOINTED COMMITTEES 


There shall be the following committees: Committee on Bylaws, Continuing Education Approver 

Committee, Continuing Education Provider Committee, and Finance Committee. 


a. Appointed Committees, with the exception of the Continuing Education Approver 

Committee and the Continuing Education Provider Committee, shall consist of no fewer 

than five (5) members appointed by the President with the approval of the Board of 

Directors, unless otherwise specified in the Bylaws, to serve for two (2) years or until their 

successors are appointed. 

b. The Continuing Education Approver Committee and the Continuing Education Provider 

Committee shall consist of no fewer than five (5) members but no more than fifteen (15) 

members appointed by the President with approval of the Board of Directors unless 

otherwise specified in the bylaws, to serve for three (3) years on a staggered basis or until 

their successors are appointed. 

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c. Members of the Committee on Bylaws must be Full (SCNA/ANA) Members. 


a. The authority and responsibility of such Committees shall be the investigation and 

study of matters relating to the accomplishment of the purposes, functions, and/or 

administration of the Association of a continuous and recurring character and within the 

limitations of the defined responsibilities. 

b. In addition, the Continuing Education Approver Committee and the Continuing Education 

Provider Committee shall be responsible for the continuing education approver unit 

activities and continuing education provider unit activities within SCNA. 

c. The Committees shall: 

1. report their findings and recommendations to the Board of Directors and the Annual 

Membership Meeting; 

2. create subcommittees to accomplish specified tasks related to the Committee’s duties; 

3. prepare an annual budget based on the planned income and expenditures and 

submit it to the Committee on Finance for incorporation into the annual budget; 

4. The Continuing Education Approver Committee and the Continuing Education 

Provider Committee will develop and implement those functions relative to approving 

and providing ANCC accredited continuing education activities within SCNA. 

Section 4. Vacancies 

Absence from two consecutive regular meetings of a committee may be cause for declaring a 

vacancy as determined by a majority of the Board of Directors. A vacancy in a Committee shall 

be filled by appointment by the Board of Directors from nominees submitted by members of the 

Committee and structural units of SCNA. 

ARTICLE XII: SPECIAL COMMITTEES 


There shall be Special Committees as created by the Annual Membership Meeting, the Board of 

Directors, or other Association units so authorized. 


The qualifications and number of members of these Committees shall be determined by the Annual 

Membership Meeting, the Board of Directors or other Association units so authorized. 

ARTICLE XIII: NOMINATIONS AND ELECTIONS 

Section 1. Candidates 

a. Any Full Member in good standing is eligible for elected or appointed office in SCNA. 

b. Any State-Only Member in good standing is eligible for elected or appointed office at 

the state level with the exception of President, President-elect, and Representatives and 

Alternates to Membership Assembly of ANA, and members of the Nominating Committee. 

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c. State-only members may vote for all officers. State-only members cannot vote for the 

two members to attend the Membership Assembly of ANA or the Alternates to the 

Representatives or the members of the Nominating Committee. 

d. Representatives to the Membership Assembly of ANA shall be a separate election for the 

two SCNA members of the Assembly. 

e. Members shall be considered eligible in one elected office in SCNA at any one time 

with the exception of the nominating committee and/or Representatives to Membership 

Assembly or Chapter Officers. 

Section 2. Nominations 

a. Candidates for office shall meet established qualifications and shall consent to serve if elected. 

b. An individual member who meets the established qualifications for an elected office may 

declare as a candidate by writing to the Secretary of SCNA. 

c. The slate of candidates shall be published, in accordance with Article X, Section 3(a), 

above, in the SC Nurse at least sixty (60) days before the Annual Membership Meeting of 

SCNA. SCNA members shall be notified in writing in accordance with approved policy. 

Section 3. Elections 

a. Elections shall be held annually following the approved schedule. 

b. Elections shall be by secret ballot prior to SCNA Annual Membership Meeting. The ballot 

may be by mail or by electronic voting. Mailed ballots will be in accordance with Article X, 

Section 3(a). Electronic balloting is permitted if the integrity of the ballot is preserved and 

the SCNA does not access the ballot for purpose of identifying how a member voted and 

the ballot is available in accordance with Article X, Section 3(a). 

Section 4. Challenge 

Any challenge to the elections shall be filed with the Secretary within thirty (30) days after the 

announcement of the election. 

Section 5. Action by Written Ballot or Electronic Ballot 

Any action that may be taken at any annual, regular, or special meeting of the members, including but 

not limited to elections, may be taken without a meeting if SCNA delivers a written or electronic ballot 

to every member entitled to vote on the matter. Such written or electronic ballot shall set forth each 

proposed action and provide an opportunity to vote for or against each proposed action. Approval 

by written or electronic ballot pursuant to this section is valid only when the number of votes cast by 

ballot equals or exceeds the quorum required to be present at a meeting authorizing the action, and 

the number of approvals equals or exceeds the number of votes that would be required to approve 

the matter at a meeting at which the total number of votes cast was the same as the number of votes 

cast by ballot. All solicitations for votes by written or electronic ballot shall indicate the number of 

responses needed to meet the quorum requirements; state the percentage of approvals necessary to 

approve the matter other than elections; and specify the time by which a ballot or electronic response 

must be received by SCNA in order to be counted. A written or electronic ballot may not be revoked. 

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ARTICLE XIV: REPRESENTATION 

Section 1. Member Representation at the SCNA Annual Membership Meeting 

a. The SCNA members shall be directly involved in the processes of the Association. 

b. The voting body of SCNA at each Annual Membership Meeting or special meeting shall 

consist of members of the Association who attend the meeting. 

c. Each Member, Officer and Board Member shall be entitled to one vote on all matters 

coming before the Annual Membership Meeting or special meeting. 

d. The members at any Annual Membership Meeting may adopt such rules of procedure for 

the transaction of business at their meetings as they may deem suitable. 

Section 2. SCNA Representation at the Membership Assembly of ANA 

a. The SCNA is entitled to representation at regular and special meetings of the 

Membership Assembly of ANA in accordance with ANA Bylaws and policy. 

b. All elected Membership Assembly representatives and alternates may serve no more than 

two consecutive terms or until a successor is elected. 

c. The Chief Executive Officer of SCNA shall attend the Membership Assembly, with a 

courtesy seat. 

ARTICLE XV: MEETINGS 

Section 1. Authority 

This Association shall hold an annual meeting of the membership at such time and place as shall be 

determined by the Board of Directors, except where government regulations or condition incident 

upon war may render this impossible. 

Section 2. Order of Business 

The order of business of each meeting of the Annual Membership Meeting of this Association shall 

be in accordance with the program adopted at the beginning of the convention and shall include: 

Call to Order 

Address of the President 

Reports of Organizational Units 

Reports of the Tellers and Declaration of Election 

Adjournment 

Section 3. Annual Meeting of Members. 

a. This Association shall hold an annual meeting of the members once each calendar year 

at such time and place as shall be determined by the Board of Directors, except where 

government regulations or condition incident upon war may render this impossible. 

b. At each annual meeting of members, the President and Treasurer shall report on the 

activities and financial condition of the Association. 

c. For the purpose of determining members entitled to vote at any meeting of members, or in 

connection with any other proper purpose requiring a determination of members, the Board 

of Directors shall by resolution fix a record date for such determination. The record date set 

by the Board of Directors shall be not more than seventy (70) days, and not less than the 

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last day for timely giving notice, before the meeting or action requiring determination of 

members is to occur. If the Board of Directors fails to set a record date, the members at the 

close of business on the business day on which notice is given or, if notice is waived, at the 

close of business on the business day preceding the day on which the meeting is held are 

entitled to notice of the meeting and to vote thereat. The members of record appearing in the 

books of the Association at the close of business on the record date so fixed shall constitute 

the members in respect of the activity in question. After fixing a record date for notice of a 

meeting, the Association shall prepare an alphabetical list of names of all members who are 

entitled to notice of the meeting. The list shall show the address of each member entitled to 

vote at the meeting. Subject to the limitations of Sections 33-31-720, 33-31-1602(c) and 33- 

31-1605 of the Act, such list of members shall be available for inspection by any members for 

purposes of communication with other members concerning the meeting, beginning the day 

after notice is given of the meeting for which the list was prepared and continuing through 

the meeting, at the Association’s principal office. The Association shall also make the list of 

members available at the meeting, and any member, a member’s agent, or member’s attorney 

shall be entitled to inspect the list at any time during the meeting or any adjournment. 

d. Members and Directors may not vote by proxy. 

Section 4. Annual Meeting of Board of Directors 

An annual meeting of the Board of Directors shall be called and held for the purpose of annual 

organization, appointment of committees, and transaction of any other business. If such meeting is 

held promptly after and at the place specified for the annual meeting of members, no notice of the 

annual meeting of the Board of Directors need be given. Otherwise, such annual meeting of the 

Board of Directors shall be held at such time (at any time prior to and not more than sixty (60) days 

after the annual meeting of members) and place as may be specified in the notice of the meeting. 

The Board of Directors may by resolution provide for the holding of additional regular meetings 

without notice other than such resolution; provided, however, the resolution shall fix the dates, 

times, and places (which may be anywhere within or without the State of South Carolina) for these 

regular meetings. Except as otherwise provided by law, any business may be transacted at any 

annual or regular meeting of the Board of Directors. 

Section 5. Special Meetings 

a. Special meetings of the members of SCNA or the Annual Membership Meeting of this 

Association may be called for one or more lawful purposes by the President, a majority 

of the Board of Directors, or by the President upon written request of a majority of the 

chapters. 

b. Special meetings of the Board of Directors may be called for any lawful purpose or 

purposes by the President or at least twenty percent (20%) of the Directors then in 

office. The person calling a special meeting shall give, or cause to be given, to each 

Director at his or her business address, notice of the date, time and place of the meeting 

by any means of communication acceptable under the Act not less than two (2) days 

prior thereto. Business transacted at a special meeting of Directors shall be limited to 

the purposes stated in the notice of the special meeting. An oral notice is permissible 

if reasonable under the circumstances and is effective when communicated in a 

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comprehensible manner. Written notice, if in comprehensible form, is effective at the 

earliest of the following: 

1. When received; 

2. Five (5) days after its deposit in the United States mail, if mailed correctly addressed 

with first class postage affixed; 

3. On the date shown on the return receipt, if sent by registered or certified mail, return 

receipt requested, and the receipt is signed by or on behalf of the addressee; or 

4. Fifteen (15) days after its deposit in the United States mail, if mailed correctly 

addressed and with other than first class, registered, or certified postage affixed. 

Written notice is correctly addressed to a Director if addressed to the Director’s business address 

shown in the Association’s current records. If notice is given by telegram, the notice shall be 

deemed delivered when the telegram is delivered to the telegraph company and the transmission 

fee therefore is paid. If notice is given by telecopier facsimile transmission, the notice shall be 

deemed delivered when the facsimile of the notice is transmitted to a telecopier facsimile receipt 

number designated by the receiving Director, if any, so long as such Director transmits to the sender 

an acknowledgment of receipt. The notice of a special meeting shall describe the purpose of such 

special meeting. Any time or place fixed for a special meeting must permit participation in the 

meeting by means of telecommunications as authorized below. Special meetings of this Association 

may be called by the Board of Directors and shall be called by the President upon written request of 

a majority of the Chapters. 

Section 6. Notification 

Notices of the Annual Membership Meeting or special meetings of this Association shall be sent to 

the Chair of the Executive Committee of each Chapter and to all members of this Association prior 

to the meeting in question. Notices of the SCNA Annual Membership Meeting shall be mailed at 

least one (1) month before the first day of SCNA Annual Membership Meeting and notices of special 

meetings shall be mailed at least ten (10) days before the first day of the meeting. Oral or written 

notice of all meetings of members shall be given no fewer than ten (10) days, or if notice is mailed 

by other than first class or registered mailed, thirty (30) days, nor more than sixty (60) days before 

the meeting date by any method permitted under the Act, to all members of record entitled to vote 

at such meeting; provided however, the date upon which such notice shall be deemed effective 

shall be determined in accordance with Article III, Section 5 hereof. Such notice shall state the date, 

time, and place of the meeting and, if required by the Act or these Bylaws the purpose or purposes 

for which such meeting was called. 

Section 7. South Carolina Student Nurses Association 

Members of the South Carolina Student Nurses Association may attend meetings of this Association. 

Section 8. Attendance At Meetings 

Any Director may participate in, and be regarded as present at, any meeting of the Board of 

Directors by means of conference telephone or any other means of communication by which all 

persons participating in the meeting can hear each other at the same time. 

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Section 9. Board Action 

The Board of Directors shall take action pursuant to resolutions adopted by the affirmative vote of a 

majority of the Directors participating in a meeting at which a quorum is present, or the affirmative 

vote of a greater number of Directors where required by the Articles of Incorporation, these Bylaws, 

the Act, or otherwise by law. 

ARTICLE XVI: QUORUM 

Section 1. Establishment of Quorum 

a. The number of voting members present at a duly noticed meeting of the members shall 

constitute a quorum for any regular or special meetings of the Association. 

b. A majority of the Board of Directors, one (1) of whom shall be the President or Presidentelect, 

shall constitute a quorum at any meeting of the Board. 

c. A majority of the voting members of any Committee shall constitute a quorum at any 

meeting of the Committee. 

ARTICLE XVII: PARLIAMENTARY AUTHORITY 

Section 1. Parliamentary Authority 

The rules contained in Roberts Rules of Order Newly Revised, most up-to-date edition shall govern 

meetings of this Association in all cases to which they are applicable and in which they are not 

inconsistent with these bylaws. 

ARTICLE XVIII: OFFICIAL PUBLICATION 

Section 1. Official Publication 

The official publications of this Association shall be The American Nurse and The South Carolina Nurse. 

ARTICLE XIX: AMENDMENTS 

Section 1. Amendment Process 

a. These bylaws may be amended at any meeting of the Annual Membership Meeting of 

SCNA by a two-thirds (2/3) vote of the members present and voting. 

b. All suggestions for proposed amendments shall be referred to the Bylaws Committee 

for study. The amendments proposed by the Bylaws Committee for Annual Membership 

Meeting action shall be in the possession of the Secretary at least two (2) months before 

the date of the Annual Meeting and shall be appended to the call to the meeting. 

c. These bylaws may be amended without previous notice at any Annual Membership 

Meeting by ninety-nine percent (99%) of those present and voting. 

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ARTICLE XX: DISPOSITION OF ASSETS 

Section 1. Disposition of Assets 

No person shall possess any property right in or to the property or assets of the Corporation. Upon 

dissolution of the corporation and after all obligations are satisfied, all assets shall be distributed to 

an eleemosynary corporation or non-profit business so designated by the Board of Directors at the 

time of disposition. 

Approved and Revised: Annual Meeting September 14, 2007 

Approved and Revised: Annual Meeting October 25, 2008 






2012 Proviso Removed: December 2014 

Approved and Revised: Annual Meeting November 12, 2016 

Approved and Revised: Annual Meeting November 3, 2017 

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ORGANIZATIONAL CHART 

SCNA Organizational Chart 

Revised February 2015; November 2016; January 2020 

SCNA Membership 

SCNF 

Board of Directors: 

Officers (3) 

Directors (2) 

Commission Chairs (2) 

Ex-Officio (Voice, no Vote): 

SCNF President 

SNA-SC President 

Chapter Executive 

Committee Chairs 

Elected Officials 

Nominating Committee 

Appointed Committees 

Finance Committee 

Special Committees 

(as needed) 

CEO 

SCNA Staff 

Commissions 

SCNA Chapters 

APRN Chapter 

Nurse Educator Chapter 

Psychiatric-Mental Health 

Chapter 

Women and Children’s 

Health Chapter 

Commission on Public 

Policy/Legislation 

Legislative Committee 

Commission on 

Professional Advocacy and 

Development 

CEAC 

CEPC 

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MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT BETWEEN SOUTH CAROLINA NURSES 

ASSOCIATON (SCNA) AND ITS SCNA CHAPTERS 

2021 

I. Purpose: This Memorandum of Agreement serves to assure SCNA Chapters function in line with 

SCNA by-laws, policies and Certificate of Incorporation. 

II. Scope of Services: 

A. Responsibilities of SCNA: 

1. Provide opportunities to create new Chapters 

2. Approve formation and dissolves Chapters 

3. Provide a one-time starter fund of $100.00 to assist new chapters. 

4. Provide event management that includes: 

i. Conduct site selection process including solicitation of bids from appropriate 

sites, evaluation of submitted bid material on-site inspection of selected sites 

meeting event criteria. 

ii. Negotiate and sign all contracts and serve as official point of contact for the 

event. 

iii. Receive speaker information from committees and sign speaking agreement 

and handle all details of contract with speakers and obtain all needed forms 

for CE provision and record keeping. Standard SCNA agreement will include 

written confirmation to speakers and/or sponsors to convey date, time, location, 

topic, to request required CE information (objective/content documentation, 

biographical data form, handouts, etc…), and to specify honorarium and travel 

arrangements (if applicable). 

iv. 

Issue appropriate W-9 and 1099 to all speakers who are compensated through 

SCNA 

v. Complete CE paperwork in partnership with the planning committee 

representative for event upon receipt of speaker’s materials, and forward 

to SCNA Continuing Education Provider Committee (CEPC) for review 

and issuance of American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on 

Accreditation criteria. 

vi. 

Conduct site selection process including solicitation of bids from appropriate 

sites, evaluation of submitted bid material on-site inspection of selected sites 

meeting event criteria. 

vii. Develop, print and mail event brochure if applicable for event (with advice and 

consultation of chapter). 

viii. Set final registration rates for conference, based on anticipated expenses and 

income, and advice/consultation from chapter. 

ix. Receive registration forms and fees; copy and prepare all materials for event. 

x. Provide list of registrants for event and name-tags and assist with on-site 

registration process. 

xi. Provide all materials related to CE process including CE Verification of 

Attendance, CE Evaluation Forms and CE certificates. 

xii. Provide additional on-site support for event needs. 

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xiii. Write letters of appreciation to speakers, sponsors, and exhibitors at the 

conclusion of event. 

xiv. Pay all associated expenses and develop a financial report on income and 

expenses to share with the chapter chair and the SCNA Board of Directors. 

xv. Summarize evaluation forms and maintain all CE related records. 

5. Provide financial services to those Chapters having funds on deposit with SCNA – to 

include filing all required IRS forms. 

6. Provide membership information which is based on consent to participate forms and 

is updated monthly via computer system. 

7. Provide communications to chapter members as requested. 

8. Provide quarterly space in SC Nurse. 

9. Provide space in Annual Book of Reports. 

10. Contingent on availability provide meeting space. There may be costs to the 

chapters. 

11. Provide telephone conference capability. 

12. Archive materials as transmitted to SCNA. 

13. Provide access to web with separate page on website. (Password- protected section 

for each Chapter, if desired.) 

14. Provide election services for Chapters. 

15. Create Roles and Position Standards for Chapter Executive Committee membership. 

B. Responsibilities of SCNA Chapters 

1. Ensure that all Chapter members are members of SCNA/ANA or SCNA-Only 

2. Provide members as requested by SCNA to serve on a variety of committees, 

currently including: 

i. Legislative Committee 

ii. SCNA Convention Planning Team 

3. Provide SCNA with names for election to Chapter Officer positions, using the SCNA 

Election Calendar 

4. Comply with Chapter Executive Committee structure in SCNA Roles & Positions 

5. Comply with Finance Policy and Procedure Section of SCNA Board of Directors and 

Committee Manual. 

6. Provide the following for events: 

i. Identify purpose, objective and agenda, recommend content, topics, speakers, 

and share all speaker contact with SCNA staff. 

ii. Make recommendations for workshop site. Final decision made by SCNA Staff. 

iii. Obtain commitment from sponsors willing to underwrite speakers. Must use 

appropriate forms from SCNA for sponsorship and other financial support. 

iv. Develop workshop budget. 

v. Provide report to SCNA Board of Directors regarding workshop plans. 

vi. Provide list of suggested exhibitors and sponsors. 

vii. Make recommendations regarding brochure for workshop. All event marketing 

will come through SCNA. 

viii. Designate a person to complete required continuing education forms for 

submission to SCNA Continuing Education Provider Committee (CEPC) in close 

partnership with SCNA staff. 

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ix. Assist staff with on-site implementation (i.e.: introduction of speakers, 

registration check-in, CE moderating activities, etc.). 

7. Adhere to Balanced Budget Policy for Projects of SCNA Chapter found in the most 

recent edition of the SCNA Board of Directors and Committee Manual 

8. Transmit to SCNA all Consent to Participate forms obtained at chapter- level 

meetings. 

III. Terms and Conditions: 

A. This agreement shall be effective 2022 or when all parties have signed, whichever is later. 

B. SCNA will review this MOA annually. Any cause, default or negligence on the part of an 

SCNA Chapter at any time may result in dissolution of this agreement. 

C. The MOA will be re-executed at the election of New SCNA President with each chapter 

chair. 

D. Amendment. Amendments to the MOA may be made following discussions with the 

Chairs of the Chapters. 

AS TO SCNA BY: 

AS TO SCNA CHAPTERS BY: 

SCNA President 

Chair of SCNA ___________ Chapter 

DATE: 

DATE: 

THIS AGREEMENT IS NOT OFFICIAL AND BINDING UNTIL SIGNED BY SCNA CEO. 

Judith C. Thompson 

CEO 

DATE: 

Revised: January 2017; January 2018; January 2020 

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SCNA STRATEGIC GOALS 2017-2019 

Strategic Goals 

#1 Professional Practice 

Promote and support 

professional practice in nursing 

• Provide information to nurses 

on the ANA Cornerstone 

Documents (Nursing Scope 

and Standards of Practice, 

The Code of Ethics for 

Nurses and Nursing’s Social 

Policy Statement) 

• Participate in disseminating 

information on the future of 

nursing. 

• Promote and support 

evidence-based practice for 

all nurses. 

#2 Advocacy 

Advocate for the nursing 

workforce, healthy workplaces 

and for the health of the public 

2017 - 2019 Targets 

• Actively participate 

in legislative policy 

development and 

implementation 

• Fund lobbyist firm for SCNA 

• Promote and support 

programs, products and 

services that positively 

impact the health, safety and 

wellness of nurses 

• Educate nurses about 

disruptive behavior in the 

workplace. 

• Support nurses recovering 

from addiction through the 

Peer Assistance Program in 

Nursing (PAPIN) 

• Encourage donations to the 

SCNA Advocacy Fund 

#3 Organizational 

Effectiveness 

Continually strengthen the 

organizational effectiveness of 

SCNA 

• Promote membership in 

SCNA 

• Monitor SCNA’s 

organizational structure 

and financial practices to 

maximize efficiency and 

effectiveness 

• Participate with external 

publics in the health care 

arena 

• Provide access to the 

professional career center, 

and other membership 

benefits for members and 

employer 

• Identify and implement 

technology that will increase 

organizational effectiveness 

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SCNA LEGISLATIVE PRIORITIES 

2020-2022 

The South Carolina Nurses Association has among its purposes: 

1) To promote the quality of life and health care for all people 

2) To foster the nursing profession as a leading, positive force in the health care delivery system 

To achieve these broad purposes, the SCNA will provide leadership in the legislative and public 

policy arena 

To promote the quality of life and health care for all people in South Carolina, SCNA will: 

1) Promote access to and delivery of safe, cost effective, quality health services for the public 

2) Protect nursing care services to the public with emphasis in the licensed nurses’ roles as 

qualified providers of healthcare services 

3) Support equal rights and opportunities for all peoples unrestricted by consideration of age, 

color, creed, disability, gender, health status, lifestyle, nationality, race, religion, or sexual 

orientation 

4) Support legislation that promotes and protects environmental health in the home, at the 

worksite, in the community 

5) Initiate and/or support legislation to assure comprehensive health care services to all people, 

especially vulnerable populations 

To foster the nursing profession in its role as a provider, leader, and collaborator in the health 

care delivery system, SCNA will: 

1) Initiate, monitor and respond to all activity which would affect the practice of nursing 

2) Assure nursing participation in planning, development, and evaluation of policies related to 

health care 

3) Support and protect the rights of nurses in the workplace 

4) Initiate and support the procurement of public and private funding for nursing education and 

nursing research 

Adopted: 

November 15, 2002 SCNA House of Delegates 

November 11, 2006 SCNA Annual Meeting 

Revised and Approved: 

October 25, 2008 SCNA Annual Meeting 


September 22, 2012 SCNA Annual Meeting 


November 12, 2016 SCNA Annual Meeting 



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OATH OF OFFICE 

FOR 

BOARD MEMBER AND CHAPTER OFFICERS 

SCNA 

Will all newly elected Board members, all continuing Board members, all newly elected Chapter 

Officers, and all continuing Chapter Officers, please come to the front of the room. Please turn to 

face the members of SCNA and raise your right hand: 

“Will you, as officially elected representatives of the South Carolina Nurses Association, promise 

to execute to the best of your ability all the responsibilities of your office, to attend all meetings 

faithfully; To use your position for the advancement of the Nursing Profession; To uphold the Code 

of Ethics for Nurses with Interpretative Statements, 2015; and to provide to all leadership and 

careful stewardship of SCNA on behalf of the membership as you are able.” 

If you agree to all these requirements of your role, please answer, I WILL. 

CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT 

TO BE READ BEFORE EACH MEETING OF THE SCNA BOARD OF DIRECTORS 

If anyone has a conflict of interest, or what might be perceived as a conflict of interest, on any topic 

on the agenda, you should disclose that to me or at the beginning of the agenda item so that the 

board can address it. A conflict of interest can be financial, or it can involve interests that you might 

have in other organizations or with respect to particular people, when such interests are related to 

discussion or decisions of the board of directors. 

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South Carolina Nurses Association 

Understanding of Duties and Agreement to Serve: 

Duty of Care; Duty of Loyalty; Duty of Obedience. 

A legal document 

October 2021 

As a member of the board or committee specified below my signature, I 

acknowledge that service on a board or committee is an important volunteer position which 

requires much dedication. My execution of this document (hereinafter “Agreement”) evidences my 

understanding that these duties outlined herein are essential to the post and indicates my promise 

to fulfill the obligations and duties of this position. 

Duties: 

I understand that I will be expected to carry out the duties and adhere to the policies as written in 

the Book of Positions and Policy Manual or directions specific to the board or committee on which I 

serve; 

Attendance and Participation: 

I understand and agree to commit the time, talent and energy necessary to further the work of the 

board or committee and the mission of the SCNA. As such, I understand that my attendance will 

be required at board and other meetings and I will arrange my schedule accordingly to meet this 

obligation. I will prepare for meetings in advance and participate in discussions; 

Conflicts of Interest: 

In addition to my commitment to engage in behavior that is in accord with The Code of Ethics for 

Nurses with Interpretative Statements, 2015, I shall also engage in behavior that is legal, ethical and 

consistent with the mission and values of the SCNA. In keeping with these behaviors, I agree that I 

will not intentionally derive any personal profit or gain, directly or indirectly by reason of my position 

within SCNA. I will avoid all situations in which my private interests may conflict with the interests 

of SCNA and I will be mindful of and seek to avoid conduct that could reasonably be construed as 

a conflict of interest. I understand that I will also be required to sign an Anti-Trust statement at the 

beginning of each meeting of the Board of Directors; 

Authority of Individual Board Members: 

I understand that no individual board or committee members can bind or commit the SCNA to 

contractual, financial or other obligations. 

I have read and agree to all of the above: 

Signed: 

Date: 

Office: 

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ANTI-TRUST STATEMENT 

I have been asked to remind all of you in attendance that various state and federal laws prohibit the 

exchange of information among competitors regarding matters pertaining to price, refusals to deal, 

market division, tying relationships and other topics which might infringe upon antitrust regulations, 

and that no such exchange or discussion will be tolerated during this meeting. 

These guidelines apply not only to the formal meeting sessions, but also to informal discussions 

during breaks, meals, or social gatherings. 

Thank you for your cooperation. President, SCNA 

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS, CHAPTER OFFICERS, AND COMMITTEE CHAIRS 

President: Kelly Bouthillet 

President-Elect: Angela Dykes 

Secretary/Treasurer: Vacant 

Commission Chair – Public 

Policy/Legislation: Vacant 

Commission Chair–Professional Advocacy 

and Development: Coleen Kennedy 

APRN Chapter 

Chair: Nakita Barnes 

Vice Chair: Sheryl Mitchell 

Secretary/Treasurer: Angela Dykes 

Member at Large: Jamie Cuff 

Member at Large: Dwayne Alleyne 

Nurse Educator Chapter 

Chair: Lynne Hutchison 

Vice Chair: Vacant 

Secretary/Treasurer: Vacant 

Member at Large: Stephanie Davis 

Member at Large: Kari Mau 

Director, Seat 1: Jada Quinn 

Director, Seat 2: Rhona Williams 

SNA-SC Representative (Ex-Officio) 

Reagan Cohn 

SCNF President (Ex-Officio) Deborah Hopla 

Psychiatric-Mental Health Chapter 

Chair: Kim Gilmore 

Vice Chair: Jacquelin Hyman 

Secretary/Treasurer: Myra Pinckney 

Member at Large: Vanessa Thompson 

Member at Large: Cathleen Crowley-Koschnitzki 

Women and Children’s Health Chapter 

Chair: Jennifer Bell 

Vice Chair: Kelly Walker 

Secretary/Treasurer: Bonnie Holaday 

Member at Large: Bridget Holder 

Member at Large: Andrietta Barnett 

Legislative Committee Chair: Stephanie Burgess 

Finance Committee Chair: Vacant 

Continuing Education Approver Committee (CEAC) Co-Chairs: Shara Rhodes 

Continuing Education Provider Committee (CEPC) Chair: Shara Rhodes 

Nomination Committee Chair and Committee: Cathleen Crowley-Koschnitzki, Amy Gallozzi 

Thank you for your leadership and service to the nurses of South Carolina! 

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MEMBERS SERVING AT THE ANA LEVEL 

Kelly Bouthillet ANA APRN Task Force 

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CURRENT SCNA MEMBERSHIP 

* Indicated SCNA-Only Member 

This list was copied from the ANA Membership list as of August 31, 2021. SCNA regrets any errors that may appear in the list. 

Iman Abdul-Ali 

Amber Abellan 

Hareg G Abate 

Jessica Lynn Abbott 

Iman Abdul-Ali 

Alycia Abdulla * 

Amber Abellan 

Betty J Abernathy 

Carlen Melissa Abernethy 

Jacquelyn Abney 

Margaret Lee Acres 

Latonya Roena Adams 

Ellen Soley Adkins 

Nnennaya Agwu 

Jennifer S. Ahlin 

Ileen Aiken 

Heather Ann Aird 

Lorraine K Aldrich 

Ann C Alexander 

Judith W Alexander 

Lyn R Alexander 

Marinda Evette 

Alexander 

Stacy Alexander 

Heather Alford 

Donna Rochelle Allen 

Nancy Whaley Allen 

Dwayne Randolph Alleyne 

Molly Lara Allison 

Brandi Akai Alston 

Tamieka Alston-Gibson 

Hilary Altman 

Lyndsay Amato 

Benjamin Joel Amberg 

Darlene M. Amendolair 

Amanda Lee Ammons 

April Dawn Anderson 

Jeannette Andrews 

Jeri L Andrews 

Mary E Andrews 

Diane J. Angelini 

Robbi Angle 

Sally R. Ani 

Sammisha Lea Anthony 

Candyce F. Antley 

Holly Marie Archer 

La Juan H. Ariail 

Christa Armfield 

Patricia Armstrong 

Dianne J Arrowsmith 

Frances Ashe-Goins 

Valerie Assey * 

Heather T. Atkins 

Amanda Poe Atkinson 

Byron G. Atkinson 

Donna Atkinson 

Maryanne Attanasio 

Janette Louise Ault 

Sandra D Aulton 

Debra L. Austin 

Lynda M Avera 

Katie Avery-Smith 

Heather Dyan Axelson 

Bernadette M Ayer 

Sara Ayer 

Ellen Amanda Babilon 

Gloria A Bacote 

Jacqueline Leonora Baer 

Susan M. Bafford 

Andrea Denise Bailey 

Isaac Andew Bailey 

Leanne S. Bailey 

Rebecca Bailey 

Sharon L Bailey 

Ihuoma Bailey-Smith 

Jennifer Lee Bain 

Anita Katharine Bainum 

Cagney Baker 

GraceAnna Baker 

Linda M Baker 

Rachel Lynette Baker 

Felicia Baker-Washington 

Traci Taylor Baldwin 

Beverly A. Baliko 

Carla Ball 

Julia L. Ball 

debra ballares 

Helen Ballestas 

Alyssa Grace Balmas 

Stephanie Bank 

Korina Banks 

Lisa Rae Banks 

Deborah Rhodes Barbee 

Holly Pozsik Barber 

Janae M Barberio 

Cornelia R Barbour 

Barbara C Barham 

Sarah Barlow 

Kristin Edwards Barnes 

Nakita J Barnes 

Andrietta Wright Barnett 

Rebecca Barnett 

Curry Lauren Barnette 

Stephanie M Barnhill 

Dante Barrett 

Valorie Kern Barrett 

Nina Barris 

Jacquelyn Anne Barrus 

Marissa Pace Bartmess 

Tracelyn D Barton 

Myra B. Barwick 

Kristy L Bass 

Anne Bavier 

Clifford Adam Beach 

Christina Beall 

Lindy M. Beaver * 

Stephanie Beck 

Mary H. Behr 

Heather E. Belcourt 

Angela B Bell 

Jennifer Bell Woodley 

Janis P. Bellack 

Jettiva S Belton 

Judith G Benson 

Terry Lee Davis Beres 

Dawn Berkelhamer 

Carol S. Berry 

Jennifer Allison Berry 

Gaye M Betcher 

Jason Betts 

Susan C Beylotte 

Shonna Bible 

Pamala Bil’Le 

Aricia Binder 

Jeffery Birch 

Anita L Bishop 

Robin L. Bissinger 

Brenda Black 

Renae Black 

Bethany Blackmer 

Jane Kay Blackwell 

Kaleigh Ann Blaine 

Ericka Blakely 

Deborah Renee Blanton 

Nina E. Blanton 

Treva Blanton 

Takasha Blassingame 

Anna Blestel 

Sonya Blevins 

Sabrina Blocker 

Elizabeth Love Bloing 

Paris Bloomfield 

Sheila Blossom 

Leiann Boards 

Jennifer M Boatwright 

Parker Bocklet 

Anneke J Bogardus 

Julie G Boggs 

Anita Marie Boland 

Erin Ashley Bolin 

Maryanne Bolton 

Sharon M. Bond 

Phyllis Ann Bonham 

Jamie Boone 

Kathleen A Boone 

Lauren Melissa Booth * 

Roxie D Bosier 

Elizabeth Bostic 

Kelley Hodge Bostic * 

Edith Bostick 

Kelly A Bouthillet 

Dana Bowers 

Julie W Bowers 

Katherine Alier Bowers 

Teresa Ann Bowers 

Sheral W Bowman 

Andrea M Boyd 

Iris Boyd 

Jaquanda Boyd 

Mary J. Boykin 

Suzanne M. Boyle 

Cassandra Wright Brackett 

Derrick Reynard Brackett 

Linda Lauren McMeekin 

Bradley 

Katrina Diane Bradwell 

Susan E Brady 

Patricia L Brame 

Sarah Branan 

Ann B Branham 

Christina Rose Branham 

Melinda Kay Branham 

Joan Marie Brantley 

Charlotte A Branyon 

Stacey G Branyon 

Kelli Ann Bray 

Kimberley Brazil 

Rolanda Candice Brealon 

Beth Ann Alexander Bremer 

Peggy S Brennan 

Weatherly Rogers Brice 

Alexandria Bridges 

Marie W. Bridges 

Caitlin W Briggs 

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Denise L Briggs 

Kendell Leann Brinkmann 

Richard Brinson 

Vicki Fuller Brinson 

Wanda Marie Brisbon 

Markeshia Jenese Brock 

Melody Brockington 

Nickole Broddy 

Barbara E. Brooks 

Marilyn Patricia Brooks 

Cara Brotherton 

Sheila Flowers Browder 

Alexander Brown 

Amy Brown 

April Anderson Brown 

Audrey O Brown 

Catherine M. Brown 

De-a Reames Brown 

Elmer Gerald Brown 

Glenna Mary Brown 

Heather Brown 

James Allen Brown 

Katherine Stabler Brown 

Kathryn Brown 

La Tonya N Brown 

Laurie Anne Brown 

Lavetta R Brown 

Mary W. Brown 

Sarah Brown 

Shauna Brown 

Stephanie Catherine Brown 

Tina Michele Brown 

Wanda Iris Brown 

Maureen A Brown Klaput 

Sanquinette Brownlee 

Tina Louise Brumit 

Barbara J Bryan 

Debbie Chatman Bryant 

Lisa T Bryant 

Deborah Bucci 

Cesnee Buckley 

Diane M. Budnick 

Stacey C Bumgardner 

Amy O’Neal Bunch 

Gloria Kay Burchett 

Brian Burger 

Stephanie E Burgess 

Dorothy Burkett 

Tiffany Burnett 

Tracey Brooks Burrell 

Martha Summer Bursinger 

Jennifer Netzley Burson 

Natale Burton 

Patricia D Burton 

Tammye J. Busby 

Caroline Bush 

Catherine Elizabeth 

Bushnell 

Linda S Buster 

Chesanny Butler 

Lisa Chavis Butler 

Renee Story Butler 

Karen Whitaker Bynum * 

Brenda B Byrd 

Theresa Marie Cacace 

Morgan Cahill 

Toriah Janine Caldwell 

Katrina Calvert 

Deborah J. Camak * 

Lori Marie Cameron 

Aneka Campbell 

Lisa Campbell 

Tacorey Sanchez Campbell 

TANYA D Campbell 

Michelle Manglicmot 

Campos 

Sarah Manglicmot Campos 

Rebecca Cannon 

Mary P Canton 

Sarah J Cantrell 

Janet M. Caputo 

Jennifer Lynn Carden 

Mindora C Carithers 

Laura Carlson 

Teresa Carlton 

Annette Carnevale 

Earline Khalilah Carn- 

Holmes 

Diana Lee Caron 

Mike Carpenter 

Dina Anna Carra 

Marsha Wren Carroll 

Pinkey Carter 

Mollie Carter * 

Wendy Cartledge 

Teresa N Casey 

Allyson Cash 

Erin S Castellano 

Deborah Elizabeth Catania 

Stacey Catoe 

Ellen Caughman 

Gwendolyn Rogers Caulder 

Miriam Cauthen 

Carolyn C Cavanaugh 

Patricia Celley 

Evangeline A Ceridan 

Theresa Chandler 

Sandra Marie Chaplin 

Heather Chapman 

Honey Dawn Chapman 

Tanya Chapman 

Lili Chen 

Rose Chevere 

Angela Sylvene Childers 

Cheryl Chisolm 

Joyce M. Chisolm 

Doris L Chitwood 

Maria Teresa Choudhary 

Christina Frances 

Christensen 

Raegan Christy 

Jennifer Church 

Michelle Ciaravella 

Jennifer L. Ciccone 

Vonny Clanton 

Susan F. Clark 

Susan Clark 

Elizabeth Tetterton 

Clements 

Sandra H. Clontz 

Amanda Clyburn 

Katherine Cobb 

Evelyn R Coe 

Cecilia J. Cogdell 

Gail G. Cohen 

Logan Marie Coker 

Brittany Pace Cole 

Amanda A Coleburn 

Felicia Coleman 

Candice Collins 

Pamela Ann Collins 

Lisa A Cometto 

Jacqueline Imogene 

Conder 

Barbara Bernice Cone 

Mary Celeste Conlon 

Carol Connelly 

Ruby Contreras 

Margaret Conway-Orgel 

Elena Serene Cook 

Sonya Maria Cook 

Harriet Smith Cooney 

Julia C Coons 

Pansy J. Cooper 

Shaera Cooper 

Zackery Cooper 

Cynthia Corbett 

Erica Cordes 

Shelly Cordum 

Colleen Corish 

Edwin Cortes 

Kathleen P Cotten 

Yaritza Cotto 

Christina Cottrell 

Katie Coulbourne 

Carolyn Frances Covington 

Collene Latoya Cox 

DeAnna Cox 

Jacquelyn Cox 

Mae Hellen Cox 

D. Nicole Coxe 

Andrea Louise Coyle 

Brooke Brown Coyne 

Siri Perry Craft 

Brenda Craig 

Heather Craven 

Cheryl Denise Crawford 

Deborah Kay Crawford- 

Butler 

Joan M Creed 

Mary E Creed 

Stacey Lea Cremonni 

Audrey T. Cribb 

Shannon Williamson Cribb 

Sheila C Cribb 

Rebecca Ann Crichton 

Lerryn U Crocker 

Pamela R Cromer 

Cynthia R Cross 

Susan Deatrick Croteau 

Kayrn Johnson Crowley 

Cathleen Crowley- 

Koschnitzki * 

Marcus J Cruz 

Julie Cubbler 

Jaime Cuff 

Lindsey Culbertson Cossio 

Joan Culley 

Jan Cullipher 

Dorothy Anne Cumbey 

Hope Cummings 

Benita Lena Curnell 

Starr H Curtis 

Teshieka Curtis-Pugh 

Sabra S Custer 

Robin B. Dail 

Cynthia O Dakin 

Alice Marie Dalena 

Ann B Daniels 

Barbara D’Anna 

Molly E Dannelly 

Sydney Jayne Dantzler 

Ashley Latrease Danzy 

Stanley Wayne Darnell 

Stanette M Darrien * 

Jamia L Davidson 

Alison Davis 

Angie Kimberly Davis 

Carlotta M Davis 

Cokeletta Davis 

Emma Jo Davis 

Janie Marie Davis 

Jonella Davis 

Joyce Davis 

Katherine Brannan Davis 

Kenneth Davis 

M Jerdone Davis 

Niovia Davis 

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Stephanie C Davis 

Tiffany S Davis 

Tanisha Leann Dawkins * 

Renea Daye 

Harnetha Renee Dean 

Patricia Deane 

Veronica Deas 

Cathleen G DeBurton * 

Brenda H DeCicco 

Charity Beebe Deese 

Amanda Dehart 

Lysa Del Grosso 

Metzfe Astel Alvarez Dela 

Rama 

Kahlil A Demonbreun 

Phyllis Dianne Lawter 

Dennis 

Tolvalyn Dennison 

Benita Latrice Denton 

Bridget Ann Denzik 

Patricia M Derajtys 

Ashleigh Shireen Deris 

Sue Ann Derrick 

Joy Deupree 

Dagmar M Devlin 

Barbara Devoe 

Amber Dewberry 

Christy Frances Dewitt 

Jeanette Diaz 

Victor Manuel Diaz 

Emily Dibernardini 

Annie Dickerson 

Sandra G Dickson 

Teresa G. Dietz 

Sheila Bradford Diggs 

Judy B Dillow 

Kristen Dimitch 

Latroy Dingle 

Franetta Dinkins 

Melissa Ann Disch 

Donna W Dixon 

Dala Dolan 

Holly Donahue 

Annemarie Sipkes Donato 

Sara B. Donevant 

Wanda C Dooley 

John F Dorkewitz 

Tammy Dorociak 

Courtney Dorsey 

Janet Dosa 

Patricia Clowney Dotson 

Gaye M Douglas 

Trinka A Douglas 

Janet Lynne Douglass 

Malinda Hope Drawdy 

Doris L Drayton 

Marcia Drinkwalter 

Susan Marie Drinkwater 

Natilie N Dubois 

Anna E Dubose 

Sandra J. DuBose 

Kimberly I Dudas 

Susan Duggar 

Peggy E. Dulaney 

Angela Stewart Dunfee 

Shannon Marie Dunlap 

Jeannie A Dunn 

Annette Dunphy 

Charisse Dupree (Henegan) 

Catherine O Durham 

Nancy K Durham 

Susan James Durham 

Tammy Fox Duvall 

Christina Dye 

Judy M Dyer 

Angela Eason Dykes 

Patricia Nottingham 

Dzandu 

Erica Dziedzic 

Marilyn M Earle 

Ginger Moore Earnhardt 

Lucinda A Easler 

Martha Eddings 

Lori Ann Edgar 

Rebecca Nobles Edge 

Julia K Edge-Knauff 

Barbara J Edlund 

Carmen Edwards 

John R. Edwards 

Julie Marie Edwards 

Mary Edwards 

Victoria Elizabeth Edwards 

Ashley Ehlers-Isenhower 

Angela Eichman 

Sherry Foster Eison 

Ngozi Ogechi Eke 

Abimbola Ekunsanmi 

Kristine El El Melki 

Yolanda Elam 

Dami Valdez Elliott 

Judy Ann Elliott 

Susan C. Elliott 

Andrea Delaughter Ellis 

Porshay Ellis 

Joycetine Ellis Barnes 

Alisha Ellison 

Kathie Elmore 

Tonjia B Elrod 

Whitney Elswick 

Jammie Emerson 

Valerie Lynn England 

Debra Erich 

Bo Erickson * 

Lisa Erwin 

Stacey Erwin 

Emily Estes 

Michele Etzkorn 

Jennifer Evancho 

Carol H Evans 

Ginger F Evans 

Matthew Evans 

Susan Evans 

Tempie M Evans 

Happy Everett 

Jeffery Everett 

Debra J Fabian 

Linda Farrell 

Melissa D Feather 

D Jeanne Felder 

Melissa Felder 

Jodie Fellenger 

Amy Lynn Felten 

Theresa M Fereday 

Julia Ferguson 

Lisa Michelle Fernandez 

Reylyn De La Cruz 

Fernandez 

Elizabeth Ferraro 

Michelle L B Ferrigno 

Cheryl Surrett Fieldhouse 

Nancy J. Finch 

Mary R. Fischer 

Christine R. Fisher 

Samantha Fisher 

Odette D Fisher-Glover 

Katrina Raye Flagg 

Mona R Flanigan 

Miriam N Fleisher 

Jennifer Rose Florian 

Queen J Flowers 

Helga Regina Floyd 

Chanda L Flynn 

Rhonda F Flynn 

Stephanie Diane Flynn 

Isatu Fofana 

Bonnie T. Fogle 

Sharon L. Fogle 

Amanda C Forbus 

Cathy M Ford 

Angela Foster 

Brandon M Foster 

Jacquelin L Foster * 

Gee Foster-Boatwright 

Bonnie L Foulois 

Oanh Foust 

Judith C Fowler 

Katherine Fox 

Micala Lee Fox 

Sandra Fox 

Tammy Adams Fox 

Regina A Franco 

Sandra S Franklin 

Aminah Fraser-Rahim 

Edna Frazier 

Laura Lee Freeman 

Rebecca Rebecca Freeman 

Suzanne R Freeman 

Tiffany J Frialde 

Kimberly Hodge Frick 

Christi Fronczkiewicz 

Qing Fu 

Miranda Mitchell Fuller 

Dody Fullex 

Amy Funderburk 

Rebecca Funderburk 

Holly Furne 

Lizkebe Gado 

Catherine Gaesser 

Jeanine Gage 

Gladys Gaillard-Mcbride 

Carolann Galbreath 

James Gallagher 

Laura Elizabeth Gallagher 

Amy Gallozzi 

Ajia Gamble 

Melissa Hetrick Gambrell 

Tonja A Gantt 

Jennifer Danielle Garner 

Natalie Garner 

Pamela Duncan Garner 

Laura M Garnett 

John Garren 

Tara Brown Garrick 

Tishana L Gary 

Mikelle Gaston 

Satavia Simone Gaston 

Brandon Gates 

Cheryl Gates 

Sheila Belton Gaymon 

Marie Gehling 

Tina D General 

La Toya George 

Savannah George 

Sherrin Geter 

Bethany Ghent 

Katharine M. Gibb 

Ashley Gibbs 

Debra R Gibbs 

Shelli P Gibbs 

Lynette Maxine Gibson 

Merlyn Gibson 

Lynette Richardson Gibsonn * 

Christopher Eugene Gilbert 

Annie L Gilchrist-Settles 

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Ruthie Giles 

Francis Dowdy Gill 

Mary Catherine Gill 

Michelle Lynn Gilland 

Kristopher Gillespie 

Tammy S. Gilliam 

Tracy A Gilliard 

Kim J Gilmore 

Courtney N Ginn 

Yury Giraldo 

Shante Gleaton 

Judite Melo Glenn 

Jessica Taylor Glymph 

Connie B. Goff 

Ruth Ware Golden 

Keelin J Golden- 

Maldonado 

Tim Goldsmith 

Paula Gonzales 

Sherri Lambert Gonzalez 

Lanina Shirl Goode 

Shannon Jackson Gooding 

Kimberly Goodman 

Amy Lynn Goodson 

Donna Marguerite 

Goodson 

Atalaya Patrice Goodwin 

Christine L Gordon 

Kendra Gordon 

Betty L. Gore 

Ana Gosnell 

Jennefer R Grady 

Darlene Graham 

Omega D Graham 

Traci Lashelle Graham 

Natalie Granatelli 

Alicia Pollard Grant 

Sharon Grant 

Victoria Grant 

Mary A. Grass 

Deanna M Graves 

Samantha Gray 

Shannon Gray 

Charlotte H Grecco 

Alicia R Green 

Ashana Green 

Daisha Jerrice Green 

Leeann Green 

Shannon P Green 

Shirley A. Green 

Tina Luanne Green 

Vicki C Green 

Ashley Greene 

Eric Murphy Greene 

Katina Greene 

Jasmine Marie Gregory 

Karen J. Gregory 

Carla Joanne Gregory- 

Patterson 

Marian Berkeley Grier 

Meredith Grier 

Christine Ann Griffin 

Gabrielle Louise Griffin 

Margaretta C Grimm 

Shannon Renee Grismer 

Rhonda Grose 

Aimee Elizabeth Grubb 

Barbara L Grubbs 

Susan Grubbs 

Susan Small Grumbach 

Rebecca Guerra 

Lana Pak Guffey 

Amy Gulledge 

Mary Gustafson 

Lizette Gutiza 

Holly Greer Gwaltney 

Kristina Hannelore Hacker 

Kathlyn S. Haddock 

Janice H. Hage 

Marianne McDade Hagood 

Matthew T Haigh * 

Alisha Marie Hair 

Brandi Burgess Hair 

Deana Marie Hair 

Christopher Steven 

Hairfield 

Wiliam Andrew Haislip 

Andrea Roper Hall 

Angela Rena Hall 

Barbara S Hall 

Cecelia Fogle Hall 

William Hall 

Edwina Marie Hallman 

Juanita Ham 

Glenda Hamilton 

Julie A Hamilton 

Kela Hamilton 

Michele Hamilton * 

Anita S. Hammerbeck 

April Hampton 

Paula Perry Hampton 

Wendy Hamrick 

Patricia Handley 

Brittany Hanes 

Ryan Whitney Haney 

Sarah Jane Hansen 

Fontenot 

Roscia Hawkins Hardee 

Vicki Harden-Taylor 

Theresa A. Hardwick 

Judith J Hardy 

Karen L Hardy 

Melissa Faye Hare 

Carolyn S Harmon 

Haley Elizabeth Harper 

Teresa A Harper 

Petual South Carolina Harris 

Eboni Takia Harris * 

Adrena B. Harrison 

Charles Everette Harrison 

Kartina W Harrison 

Stantrenetta A Harrold 

Noelle M Hartley 

Tamara Hartwell 

Carol R. Hartwig 

Genia Harvey 

Debra Lemastus Harwell 

Lois Hasan 

Joann M Hashey 

Wendy Hatchell 

Teresa L Hathcox 

Marianne Haugh 

Marilyn Hauser 

Tiwana Hawkinberry 

Virginia Callender Hawkins 

Cassandra Hayes 

Bonnie W. Haynes 

Sherry Hazen 

Anna Healy 

Rosalyn Yvette Heers 

Frank Heflin 

Kimberly Hefner 

Kelly Hegler 

Liam C. Hein 

Sue P. Heiney 

Irene W Helms 

Dawn L Henderson 

Holly O’Hara Henderson 

Sequita Latasha Hennessey 

James W Henry 

Kelsey Hensley 

Linda Hentz 

Laura E Herbert * 

Terry J Heriot 

Debbie W Herman 

Emily Herndon 

Elizabeth M Hernick 

Marcella Williams Herrin 

Dawne F Hershberger 

Peggy O Hewlett 

Chimene Gordon Heyward 

Felicia Heyward 

Joyce M Hicklin 

Glenda F Hickman 

Lenore R Hickman 

Heather Paige Hickok- 

Mahan 

Savannah Stroud Hightower 

Stephanie J Hightower 

Ashley Hubbard Hilburn 

Deanne Karen Hilfinger 

Messias 

Estella Janean Hill 

Jimmy W Hill 

Melissa L Hill 

Arleen F Hilliard 

Rebecca L Hiveley 

Julia A. Hobson 

David S. Hodson 

Kimberly Ann Hoffman 

Diane O. Hogan 

Kathy W. Hogan 

Bonnie J. Holaday 

Bridget Holder 

Megan Hollandsworth 

Matrice Hollis 

Audrey Holmes 

Elizabeth Ann Holmes 

Hannah L. Holmes 

Latasha Holmes 

Regina F Holmes 

Rene Holmes 

Michele P Holskey 

Deronda SW Honig 

Amber Dawn Hook 

Jean Z. Hooper 

Nelda Hope * 

Ashley Nicole Hopkins 

Jean S. Hopkins 

Deborah L Hopla 

Catherine M Horne 

Sara Horne 

Courtney Hornilla 

Leonora Horton 

Lori Katherine Horton 

Latasha Denise Hott 

Lynda J Houston 

Amanda Hovey 

Mary K Howe 

Nicole Renee Howe 

Elizabeth Branch Howell 

Lisa N. Howell 

Linda Leeko Hudson 

Melinda Ann Hudson 

Shannon Hudson 

Ashley Jean Hudson * 

Hazelmarie Huff 

Jennifer Huggins * 

Pamela H. Hughes 

Ronda G Hughes 

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Sheri S Hughes 

Cerrissa Michelle Hugie 

Louann Tatum Hulse 

Jennifer Garvin Humphries 

Linda L Hundley 

Tamatha Huneycutt 

Selina R Hunt McKinney 

Brittany Yarbrough Hunter 

Leah Robinson Hunter 

Vashanda Hunter 

Abigail Husk 

Cicily Montena Huskey 

Kimberly D Huston 

Virginia Katherine Hutchens 

Lynne M Hutchison 

Heidi Kay Hutto 

Sara Hutto 

Jacquelin Hyman 

Elva M. Hyre 

Mannizess Imson 

Taylor Elizabeth Irick 

Tameka Roman Irvin 

Renita Juliet Irving 

Monica R. Isaac 

Allison Ginette Jackson 

Brenda T. Jackson 

Emma Jackson 

Jwan Detrice Jackson 

Linda Rush Jackson 

Maegen Jackson 

Nicholas Jackson 

Tibithia Octavia Jackson 

Tomeka Nichole Jackson 

Tonda P. Jackson 

Linda P. Jacobs 

Lynn Jacobs * 

Kathy Lou Jacobson 

Stacy Jacobson 

William Jaeger 

Sharonda M Jamerson * 

Sarah James 

Sherry L. James 

Shirley M. James 

Brenda Joyce James-Pitt 

Deirdre Michele Jamison 

Kathy Jamison 

Mary A Jarmulowicz * 

Marc E Jasek 

Coretta M. Jenerette 

Carolyn M. Jenkins 

Deborah M Jenkins 

Melissa Latrell Jenkins 

Ashland Jenkins * 

Marasol Bertrina Jenkins * 

Gwendolyn F Jensen 

Erika Ashley Jeter 

Taylor Lauren Joest 

Angela Johnson 

April Johnson 

Ashley Johnson 

Barbie Johnson 

Bonne Johnson 

Debra Johnson 

Denean S Johnson 

Edna Johnson 

Erica R Johnson 

Jessica S Johnson 

Julia Maria Johnson 

Keyonia Young Johnson 

Kristina Marie Johnson 

Lindsay Tamara Johnson 

Lisa Johnson 

Margaret S Johnson 

Mark H Johnson 

Merrilyn O. Johnson 

Michelle C Johnson 

Pamela S Johnson 

Patricia F. Johnson 

Pierrene K. Johnson 

Rhonda Johnson 

Sara Guswiler Johnson 

Vicky Johnson 

Vincent Bernard Johnson 

Lauryn Johnston 

Shelly Johnston 

Anna M. Jonason 

Ashley N Jones 

Carolyn P. Jones 

Claudine Jones 

Debbie S. Jones 

Desareta Jones 

Dianna L Jones 

Erin R Jones 

Eunice Denise Jones 

Jamie Jones 

Jimmi Lynette Jones 

Karen D Jones 

Kathrine Jones 

Kylie Nikia Jones 

Laurie A Jones 

Lena Marie Jones 

Robin Jones 

Rosa Ann Jones 

Sylvia Jones 

Marcille Jorgenson 

Amelia Joseph 

Joseph James Josey 

Leslie R. Justice 

Jennifer S. Justus 

Alana Kacenga 

Alice Kamin * 

Dianne E Kane 

Birdella Kane-Crook 

Cynthia A. Karmasin 

Lyndsey Kasprzyk * 

Rose Kearney-Nunnery 

Julia Keefe 

Natalie Keefe 

Hazel Lucile Keels 

Patrice Keesee 

Leah Keisler 

Tracy Elizabeth Keisling 

Tracy Elizabeth Kelecava 

Teresa J. Kelechi 

Nanette C. Kelly 

Yolanda Kendrick 

Bernice R Kennedy 

Charlotte Kennedy 

Coleen Renee Kennedy 

Kim Kiefer 

Janice Wright Kilby 

Janice M Kilgallon 

Colleen M Kilgore * 

Christenna L Kindt 

Beatrice Lynn King 

Margaret King 

Natasha Twanna King 

Amirah Kinlaw 

Nina R Kirchgessner 

Jessie Kirkland 

Amanda Faye Kirkpatrick 

Kirklin Elise Kirkpatrick 

Charlene L Kish 

Arnell C. Kithcart 

Carman Ballenger Kizer 

Eileen Klang 

Jessica Dolores Knebel 

Elizabeth Wagoner Knight 

Shirley G. Knight 

Sarah Knorr 

Marilynn E. Koerber 

Sia Komba 

Angie Koppe 

Sharon Lynn Kozachik 

Margaret B. Kroposki 

Janet L Kubas 

Jo Kuehn Kuehn 

Aimee L Kuhn 

Barbara Kurent-Byrum 

Patricia Labbe 

Juliana Lacandalo 

Crystal Bianca Ladson 

Erica Ladson 

Patrice Nicole Ladson Keels 

Carrie Marie Laird 

Joyce Lambert 

Samantha Renee Shaw 

Lancaster 

Joycelyn Kennedy Land 

Skye Lanford 

Elaine J Lang 

Lisa M Langdale 

Amanda Thomas Langford 

Karen Lanning 

Ashley Owens Larson * 

Ginger Michell Latimer 

Julie Lawrence 

Elizabeth H. Lawson 

Claudia Elaine Lawton 

Debra K Layer 

Julianna A. Layfield 

Diana Marie Layne 

James Leach 

Ogechi Lebeanya 

Sandra Leigh Leder 

Clare T Lee 

Elizabeth Alcyone Lee 

Ralonda Tiona Lee 

Shirleatha Lee 

Stephanie Lee 

Lindsay Marie Legrand 

Mariola Leja-Peden * 

Isabel Lemasters 

Shelley Lemerande 

S. Elaine Leonard 

Mary Alyson Nijem Lerstang 

Lora Lynn Leslie-Turpin 

Ebony Letmon 

Ronni Hickman Leviner 

Yolanda Y Levy 

Penelepe R Lewis 

Mary M Liaghat 

Sarah M Liedberg 

Michelle A. Liken 

Kelly Liles 

Nancy Lim 

Reele Linn 

Samantha Lisek 

Jennifer Roberts Little 

William Andrew Little * 

Rebecca Christine Littlejohn 

Renee Elise Litton 

Penkeisha Livingston Reed * 

Claris Livingstone 

Karen Lockett 

Sheila Locklair 

Wanda A. Loftin 

Bridget Thomas Long 

Catherine Longshore- 

Schmidt 

Beatriz Lopez Martinez 

Renatta Loquist 

Brian Lorimer 

Tanya F Lott 

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Amber Love 

Valentina Love 

Berry Scott Lovering 

Fauntella Lowe 

Laura Lowe 

Georgina Anne Lucas 

Jessica Marie Luce 

Sharon Denise Lupinski 

Sarah Lustig 

Sommer Lyles 

Brett Duke Lynam 

Colleen Lyons 

Susan K Lyons 

Donna W Macaleer 

Esperanza Macalincag 

Cynthia L Macdonald 

Joann L Madden 

Aindrea Bree Maddray 

Gayenell Smith Magwood 

Pamela Marie Major 

Sylvia A. Mallory 

Charity Lynn Manning * 

Sharon E Markarian 

Heather R Marlowe 

Melissa M Marshall 

Tonya Marshall 

Aimee Wiggins Martin 

Amber Martin 

Christina B Martin 

Connie Gray Martin 

Jameka Martin 

Karen M Martin 

Sharon E Martin 

Deborah Susan Martin- 

Sexton 

Mary Taylor Martof 

Elysia Mason * 

Jill A Mason-Nguyen 

Jean A Massey 

Teresa Massey 

Audrey Cheryl Massie 

April Mathis 

Whitney Louise Mathis 

Lauren Matthews 

Kari Mau * 

Kimberly May 

Hannah Bumgarner 

Maynard 

Elijah P Mays Jr 

Polly M Mazanec 

Bonita F Mc Cray 

Paula R McAbee 

Dana McAfee 

Kayla Marie McAvoy 

Monique Chemonn McCall 

Ranee Ellenburg McCall 

Elisabeth McCarter 

Irene B McClain 

Alaina Renee McClerklin 

Melissa McComak 

Tammy P McConnell 

Nancy McCorkle 

Douglas P McCormick 

Jacqueline Inger McCoy 

Marian S McCray 

Troy D McCurry 

Christina Lee McDaniel 

Courtney McDaniel 

Tammy H McDonald 

Joanne McDonnell 

Karen Kane McDonnell 

Betsy M. McDowell 

Carrie McDowell 

Joyce A McDowell 

Liz McDowell 

Stephanie McDuffie 

Ronda McElveen 

Cheri Johnson McElwee 

Sean McErlane 

Joan Michele McEwan 

Michelle Denise McFadden 

Erin Marie McGeachie 

Diana McIntyre 

Carlene McIntyre-Nickle 

Carla McKenzie 

Lesia B McKenzie 

Tonya R McKenzie 

Candace McKinney 

Elizabeth McKniff 

Kathleen J McLaughlin 

Brenda H. McLellan 

Kayla Michelle McManus 

Lisa S McManus 

Jessica Lien McMillen 

Tabia McMullen 

Brittany McNair 

Persia Destiny McNamara 

Victoria Moriah McNeill 

Paula McNelis Dutton 

Santa M McPherson 

Velda Lise McPherson 

Susan Gail McWilliam 

Adrian Meadows 

Pamela Meadows 

Michael Shawn Mealey 

Honor Adair Mease 

Kimberly Medlin 

Michele Medved 

Catie Meehan * 

Domenica Meilinger 

Brian Mark Melancon 

Bonnie C. Mello 

John P. Mellon 

Megan Anne Meneses 

Jane Taylor Mergle 

Cindy S Merrow 

Marize Michel 

Miranda Noelle 

Middlebrooks 

Allyson Broughton 

Middleton 

Chrissie M Middleton 

Denise Middleton-Brown 

Colleen Miele 

Carrie R. Miles 

Ashley N Miller 

Christina Miller 

Erin Miller 

Jennifer Smith Miller 

Lillie Mae Miller 

Lisa B Miller 

Nancy Miller 

Nichole A. Miller 

Rhonda B Miller 

Suzanne Noel Miller 

Syreeta Miller 

Tracey Denise-Thoms Miller 

Allison Milling 

Leslie C Mills 

Valerie Millwood 

Henretta N Milton 

Jennifer Minick 

Sylvester J Miniea III 

Sherry Minikiewicz 

Jacqueline M Mintz 

Jamie Mintz 

Ellen M Mishra 

Carlon Mitchell 

Ginger Mitchell 

Jennifer Marie Mitchell 

Sheryl L Mitchell 

Helen Lorette Mitchem 

Rachel Mitchum 

Zahra A Mohammed 

Jay T Mollett 

Monica Ann Molloy 

Patricia Molloy 

Linda Mondoux 

Lillian H. Mood 

Carol A Moody 

Kelley Marie Moody 

Allison Moore 

Deborah Dobson Moore 

Hannah A Moore 

Kendrea Moore 

Tekola Moore 

Tanyia By Moore-Williams 

Mariselli Morales 

Lauren Moree 

Liliana Moreira 

Brandi Morgan 

James Stewart Morgan 

Kenyetta Morgan 

Audrey Lane Morgan 

Bowen 

Carole J. Morrell 

Judy McCullough Morris 

Justin Travis Morris 

Lynnette Marie Morris 

Melanie Marie Morris 

Sarah Katherine Morris 

Dana C Morrison 

Denise Morrison 

Victoria J Morrison 

Amy Morrissette 

Maryalice Morro 

Ansleigh Claire Morrow 

Janice Howell Morrow 

Lori Pettit Morrow 

Yvonne Lee Morrow 

Lori C Moseley * 

Miranda Elizabeth Moss 

Jessica LYNN Motley 

Lynda Moutray 

Debra A. Moynihan * 

Mailyn Marie Mozingo 

Melissa D Mull 

M Annie Muller 

Merrylee A Mullinax 

Daniel Aaron Mullins 

Stephanie Munoz 

Brenda D. Murphy 

Jill Murphy 

Susan Emily Murphy 

Tatia Lorraine Murray 

Ruth W Mustard 

Michelle L. Myer 

Dana Grace Myers 

Karen Evette Myers 

Kelly Myers 

Latoya Myers 

Latricia Myers 

Madelyn Myers 

Michelle C Myers 

Farahnaz Nafisy 

Angela Naples 

Barbara Nash 

Rebekah Nations 

Crystal Natividad 

Pamela K Neal 

Janice T Negron 

Torill P Nelson 

Katina Nelson * 

Barbara L Nemeth 

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Lynne Sheri Nemeth 

Janice F. Nepita 

Tanika Nesmith 

Angela D Newman 

Patricia Newsom 

Casey Michelle Nichols 

Michelle H Nicholson 

Christina Marie Nielson 

Heather Nix 

Victoria Nolph 

Tina Nordeen 

Melissa A. Nuovo 

Maureen O Nwajiaku 

Andrea Nwamarah 

Gail C O’Malley 

Andrea Webb Oates 

Nancy L. Ofendo Reyes 

Paula Anne Ogburn 

Sandra Oglesby 

Samuel Olusegun 

Ogunbode 

Cheryl M. O’Hara 

Karen Gwynn Okodugha 

Esther Akunna Okorie * 

Angela L. Olawsky 

Mary A Oliver 

Gina Oliveras 

Mary Lynn Olsen 

Lizanne D Olyarchuk * 

Dorian O’Murray 

Leslie Patrice O’Neal 

Rachel L Onello 

Darlene Joan Orcutt 

Caroline Osburn 

Angel O’Shields 

Sophia D. O’Shields 

Jolene Dee Osorio 

Rebecca Rush Otts 

Donna Shilane Outlaw- 

Thomas 

Gretchen A Overstolz 

Alice R. Overstreet 

Janina Owen 

Sly Owens 

Virginia M Owens 

Allison Owings 

Kelly Marie Pabst 

Frances Suzanne Pach 

Virginie Padmore 

Lisa Page 

John C Paguntalan * 

Tryshawn Palmer 

Holland Palmgren 

Katherine Palmgren 

Melissa Pare 

Alexis Parker 

Mellasenah Blair Parker 

Robin G Parker 

Linda Alisa Parnell 

Paula B Parnell 

Constance L Parson 

Mary Ann Parsons 

Ruxandra Simona 

Parvulescu-Codrea 

Leigh Blackmon Pate 

Melissa W Pate 

Rina Patel 

Adrain Patterson 

Fredda A Patterson 

Mary Lucas Patterson 

Tori Patterson * 

Kimberly Elizabeth Payne 

Rachel E Payne 

Kelly Elizabeth Payton 

Ingrid Pearson 

Josh Pedigo 

Diane Jester Peele 

Alison Peeples 

Betty D Pelletier 

Kelly June Pelletier 

Nicholas Pendergrass 

Kirstin K Pennington 

Deresh Tamara Perez 

Nikita Shaneka Pete 

Cynthia Petermann 

Lorrie Peyton 

Stephanie Phelan 

Marlee Phillips 

Stefani Piacentine 

Tianita Pickens 

Kathy Pike 

Stephanie Lynn Pilger 

Evelyn Pili 

Lolita Ta’Meek Pinckney 

Myra Dorothea Pinckney 

Elizabeth Anthony Pinner 

Michelle H Pittard 

Chuck Gregory Pittman 

Stuart Pittman 

Catherine Pitts 

Susan E. Plunkett 

Ali Kindal Plyler 

Rebecca Lindsay Plyler 

Jessica Poirier 

Susan Polk 

Joyce W Pompey 

Charlene Ann Pope 

Lakimbria Porcher 

Kristen Poston 

Callie Powell 

Nancy C. Powell 

Telatha Cornelia Powell 

Tina Powell 

Stephanie A Powers 

Phyllis C Poyner 

Shavon C Prabhakar 

Kathryn Phillips Prater 

Rebecca B. Preast 

Martha A Pressley-Turner 

Mariah L Prested 

Sandra F. Prewitt 

Allyson Colvin Price 

Sabrina Price 

Dorothy Lee Prichard 

Cherylene Prickett 

Ava W. Pridemore 

Rachel Primo 

Candice F Prince 

Letitia Pringle 

Charlene Pruitt 

Sonya Renee Puckett 

Amy Renae Purser Medina * 

William A Pursley 

M. Claire Pursley-Watson 

Debra W Quick 

Jada C Quinn 

Jayne Freedman Quinn 

Rebecca Rabb 

Lezli Anne Rabon 

Christine M Ralyea 

Brenda Ramirez Pena 

Jennifer Lee Ramsey 

Sandra M Randolph 

Marlene B. Rapp 

Leisa M Rauch 

Patricia C Ravella 

Angela Marie Ravenell 

Sherrion Joyce Ray 

Phyllis Ann Raynor 

Avia Reaves 

Nancy I. Rector 

Amy Redd 

Bridgette Redick 

Melissa J Redmond 

Dana D Reece 

Rameka Reed 

Cherie Reese 

Amber Thompson 

Regalado 

Erin Reid 

Georgina Reid 

Michael Reid 

Taj Burnside Reid 

Tonya Reid 

Mary S. Reid * 

Elaine Reimels 

Donna Reinbeck 

Colleen Reinovsky 

Wanda Revis 

Eva Marie H Reynolds * 

Elona E. Rhame 

Elizabeth Abbott Rhoades 

Tushara Rhodes 

Colette Hawthorne Rhue 

Shelby L Rials 

Ashanti Temedres Rice 

Jessica Lea Rice 

Gwendolyn E. Richardson 

William E. Richburg 

Jane Van Epps Richter * 

Amy Suzanne Ricker 

Lisa M Riddle 

Pamela J Ridley 

Cynthia D Riley 

Karin Riley 

Laketa Dwylette Riley 

Lorraine F Rivero 

Jessica M Rivers * 

Caroline Roberts 

Elizabeth Barlow Roberts 

Jessica Anne Roberts 

Jessica Roberts-Becerra 

Amanda Long Robertson 

Karen Marie Robertson 

Kimberly Robertson 

Fanta Nicole Robinson 

Janeshia Robinson 

Micah L Robinson 

Shirley M Robinson 

Nancy L Rockett 

Ithamesia Rodgers 

Misty Rodriguez 

Sylvia Leticia Rodriguez- 

Adedoja 

Catherine Louise Rogers 

Jennifer Rogers 

Linda T. Rogers 

Joy Ann Roinestad 

Celeste Romp 

Misty Jo Roomsburg 

Alissa Rorer 

Brianna Roscover 

Jennifer Ross 

Veronia Lynn Ross 

Etoshia Rene Rouse 

Kelly Rowland 

Jillian Roy 

Carol Royals 

Jennifer Rozak 

Laurrie D Rumpp 

Julie Runyan-Brown 

Lisa Russ 

Summer D Russell 

Kelly Russin 

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Rachel Ryan 

Deborah Sadek 

Alison H Sallings 

Wanda S Samake 

Laura Lee Samuel 

Christina M Sanders 

Jessa Sanders 

Jerrica Lauren Sanders * 

Victoria Santana * 

Janice C Sasser 

Michelle Sawyer 

Julia Cain Sayegh 

Stephanie L Schaller 

Mary Shannon Schander 

Kathleen M Scharer 

Farrah L Schildknecht 

Heather Schneider 

Cheryl Lynn Schosky 

Charyl Schroeder 

Pamela Schult 

Marcus Rae Schultz 

Erin Royal Scott 

Diane Elizabeth Scully 

Elizabeth E Seal 

Anna Seals 

Arnisha Leshae Seaward 

Lara Sebok 

Chase Seegmiller 

Marie G. Segars 

Laura Seipt 

Claire Elizabeth Sellers 

Karen E. Sellers 

Marilyn D. Sellers 

Nikki W Sellers 

Tonya L Sellers 

Margaret Selph 

Colette Senseney 

Courtney Settles * 

Leslie Tannery Sewell 

Brandy Seyller 

Kendal Seymore * 

Annie Shaffer 

Loretta J Shaffer 

Tina Marlene Shaw Smart 

Sherion Amoy Shaw-Porter 

Hannah Shay 

Donnalea Shearer 

Danielle Sheffield 

Deborah L Shelley 

Eleanor F Shepard 

Donna Marie Shields 

Gertrude Shiver 

Eden R Shock 

Jennifer Elliott Sholts 

Sipiwe M Sibande 

Jessica Lauren Sibley 

Toni G Silver 

Cynthia Silvestre 

Michael Allen Simmons 

Nisheeka Simmons 

Precious Simmons 

Sabrina Simmons 

Shirley K Simon 

Constance B Simons 

Robin W Simpkins 

Kara Nicole Simpson 

Santesha Pickens Simpson 

Terry D. Sims 

Karen Singleton 

Quana Mardena Singleton 

Jonathan Sippel 

Ashley Nicole Burton 

Sirianni 

Linda Skeen 

Laura Lynn Skillen 

Janice Lipe Skipper 

Patricia A Slachta 

Susan Slattery 

Sarah Elizabeth Slone 

Lauren B Small 

Naomi L Smalls 

Tara E Smalls * 

Kimberly Smart 

Patricia A. Smart 

Anna Marie Smigelski 

Alison Price Smith 

Ashley Smith 

Brodrick Darren Smith 

Elizabeth Smith 

Georgette M. Smith 

Gregory Smith 

Jeffrey Joseph Smith 

Joycelin Smith 

Kimberly Anne Smith 

Kristen Smith 

Kylie Smith 

Machelle Speicher Smith 

Pamela Gowan Smith 

Patricia P Smith 

Patsy N. Smith 

Rachel Andrea Smith 

Roy Hampton Smith 

Shannon Mays Smith 

Shannon B Smith 

Sharon Diane Smith 

Sherrel R Smith 

Stacy Perron Smith 

Tammy C Smith 

Theresa Gent Smith 

Tracie Smith 

Karen R Smith * 

Donna Jo Smolenski 

Katherine Smyly 

Nancee V Sneed 

Gina Snell 

Tracie T Snider 

Samantha Snively 

Nichole L Snow 

Elizabeth F Snyder 

Morgan Sodeman 

Tabitha Skinner Soderstrom 

Selin Ann Solen 

Margaret M Sorkin 

Frances Sorrow 

Robbie M. South 

South University-Columbia 

Campus 

Ricardo Jorge Souza Leao 

Melanie Sox 

Margaret P. Spain 

Debbie Spells 

Jeanette E Spence 

Hannah Spencer 

Linda S Spratt 

Rosemond Yolande 

Squirewell 

Lauren St Armand 

Elizabeth A. Stachelek 

Erika Sharmane Stack 

Lori M Staelens 

Stephanie Stancil 

Karen I. Standish 

Angela Y Stanley 

Lori Stanley 

Ruth J. Stanton 

Karen L Staples 

Barbara Jean Steadman 

Suzanne R Steele 

Jessica Ashley Steen 

Katie Steidle 

Maryann T. Steinmetz 

Charlotte H Stephens 

Jacoty Stephens 

Jacqueline G Stephens 

Teresa Maggard Stephens 

Victoria Stephens 

Brianna Michelle Stevens 

Adrian Michelle Stevenson 

Amy M Stewart 

Cheri Cannon Stewart 

Jemme B Stewart 

Stephanie Lynn Stewart 

Moriah Stiles 

Margo Marie Stilley 

Megan Stinnett 

Kimberly L. Stockstill 

Jessica Stoelting * 

Pamela Jane Stogner 

Eugenia R Stoker 

Kelsey Stoker 

Debora Rae Stokes 

Farah Stokes 

Stacy Massey Stokes 

Hilary J Stone 

Shandel Strait 

Tarl Morgan Strasser 

Joan Straughan 

Jessica Wingard Stricklin 

Mary L. Strossner 

Sally Stroud 

Christi Stubbs 

Judy Stuck 

Veronica Stukes 

Christine Denise Sturgell 

Amanda Pierce Styron 

Deanna Suber * 

Tammy L Sullivan 

Tracy Sullivan 

Betty M Summer * 

Sherri Summers 

Melody Sumter 

Valeea James Sutton 

Olivia Lee Svacha 

Rachel Swain 

Elizabeth OConnor 

Swanson 

Schinitra Ti’Onette Swinney 

Carolyn R Swinton 

Wilma Kay Swisher 

Joyce Swygert 

Martha Sylvia 

Laura L. Szadek 

Kimberly Szogi 

Lisa Carol Tabakian 

Steven Michael Tackett 

Jacquelyn A Tandy 

Susan Tanner * 

Abbey Tapler 

Tonia Tash 

Lauren Jonelle Tate 

Norma J Taveras 

Amber Taylor 

Brandi Nicole Taylor 

Chelsea Diana Taylor 

Connie L. Taylor 

Jaclyn Michelle Taylor 

Kimberly Taylor 

Margaret C. Taylor 

Margaret Cone Taylor 

Melissa Taylor 

Melissa C Taylor 

Susan W Taylor 

Tyesha Taylor 

Carla M Teasdale 

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Marcus Tedder 

Michael James Tedeton- 

Johnson 

Elizabeth Taylor Tedford 

Meredith Morris Thackston 

Juanita W. Thaxton 

Barbara Thomas 

Cuckoo Mariam Thomas 

Donna R Thomas 

Patricia S. Thomas 

Susan A Thomas 

Thais O. Thomas 

Julie Thomas * 

Kayla Thomason 

Erin Thompkins 

Rhonda M Thompkins 

Audrey Thompson 

Carol Warren Thompson 

Denise W Thompson 

Kaneathra Thompson 

Karen E. Thompson 

Kristy Lagina Thompson 

Michelle Thompson 

Taylor Nicole Thompson 

Vanessa Thompson 

Teresa Lynette Thompson- 

Isley 

Susan Thornton 

Jason Richard Thrift 

Mona Thrift 

Anita L. Throwe 

Susan C Thrower 

Brittany Timmons 

Stacy Michelle Tisdale 

Stephanie L Tollison 

Mary Jo Tone 

J’Wana Lee Torian 

Jana Toupin * 

Amanda A Townsend 

Willie Mae Trapp 

Robin E Traufler 

Kristal Turner Tribble 

Angela M. Tronco 

Annie Trout 

Vincencia Trowell 

Ludmila Dmitrievna 

Tsyplakova 

Sandra L. Tucker 

Elizabeth B Tumaliuan 

Ashley Turbyfill * 

Deborah Comeaux Turner 

Kelly M Turner 

Natali Laverne Turner 

Sharon Denise Turner 

Tracy L Turner 

Crystal Turney 

Donna W Upchurch 

Donna McInnis Usher 

Penelope L Vachon 

Kathleen Valentine 

Elizabeth Van 

Jennifer Marie Vance 

Christy L Vann 

Kathryn VanRavenstein 

Connie B. Varn 

Javan Vaughn 

Jennifer B Vaughn 

Roberta M. Vedders 

Terry Lynn Verdin 

Heather Montgomery 

Vereen 

Patricia A. Versailles 

Bailey Vevon 

Lori Lynn Vick 

Melissa Dawn Vorpahl 

Mary S Wachowski 

Donna C. Wade 

Samantha Wadford 

Katie Wadsworth 

Allison Wagenlander 

Tonya Wagner 

Barbara R Wagstaff 

Shannon Paige Wakefield 

Sarah Elizabeth Walden 

Courtney Waldon 

Patricia Gail B Waldrop 

Deborah Walker 

Margaret L Walker 

Natacha Deshawn Walker 

Raquel Kelly Walker 

Barbara Sue Wall 

Kelly Renee Wall 

Shakeena Wallace 

Elisabeth Walter 

Patina Sharese Walton- 

Battle 

Serge Raoul Wandji 

Anna Wannamaker 

Lanesia Wannamaker 

Denine Ward-Johnson 

Barbara J G Warner 

Evelyn Denise Washington 

Tiffany N. Washington 

Phyllis Love Watford 

Julie Frazier Watkins 

Deitra M. Watson 

Julia M Watson 

Julie Watson 

Amber Watts 

Haley A Watts 

Kellye G Watts * 

Maggie Weatherly 

William Matthew 

Weathersbee 

Karen Lousie Weaver 

Mary E Weaver 

Jodie Webb 

Lee A Webb 

Meagan Webb 

Elizabeth Webber 

Juliana Weeks 

Grit Weinstein 

Dorothy H Weiss 

Timothy Weiss 

Joy Lynne Welling 

W. Zeh Wellington 

Kelly Wells 

Linda M. Wells 

Mary F Wessinger 

Elizabeth J. West 

Amanda Westhart 

Margaret Ann Wetsel 

Ginger Whaley 

Holisa C. Wharton 

Vashell Lakeisha Wheeler 

Liesl Whisenant 

Billie White 

Latonya Terease White 

Martin White 

Regina Diane White 

Vanetta W White 

Roberta Gail Whiteaker 

Myra Anita Cannon Whiten 

Susan Scott Whiteside 

Hannah Whitesides 

Elizabeth Whitman 

Robin L Wideman 

Page Wiggins 

Amanda Wilburn 

Miriam E. Wilchanovsky 

Debra Wilcox 

Esther Marcia Wilds 

David Ray Wilganowski 

Lavena S. Wilkes 

Irma L Wilkins 

Kelly M Willenberg 

Amber P Williams 

Amy Allen Williams 

Andjoua Williams 

Angeline Elizabeth Williams 

April Gayle Williams 

Bonnie Jean Williams 

Bruce K Williams 

Caitlin Williams 

Davidia Williams 

Donna Lee Williams 

Dwanrhea Sharnete 

Williams 

Ernestine I. Williams 

Jennifer Williams 

Jessica E. Williams 

Kathleen E Williams 

Kimberly Renee Williams 

Lisa T Williams 

Michelline Cooper Williams 

Rhona Deanne Williams 

Sarah D. Williams 

Susan Chamberlain 

Williams 

Demica Williams * 

Donna Williams * 

Terry Carlisle Williams * 

Darlene Hicks Williams 

Dunlap 

Crystal Lee Willis 

Annie E. Wilson 

Beverly Cecile Wilson 

Crystal G Wilson 

Elaine Wilson 

Lindsey Faith Wilson 

Lucretia D. Wilson 

Melisa C. Wilson 

Randall Ann Wilson 

Shannon T Wilson 

Sharon L Wilson 

Toccora Wilson 

Versie Wilson 

Victoria W. Wilson 

Tameka Jordan Wimbush 

Michael R Winfree 

Sarah Ann Winstead 

Joanna Wiseman 

Janice Withycombe 

Ruth Wittmann-Price 

Dawn Marie Wolak 

Donna L Wolff 

Bryan K Wood 

Tonia Michele Wood 

Lisa Wood * 

Mikikia Tyhese Woodard 

Linda M Woodfin 

Hightower 

Angela Denise Woods 

Mildred Rae Woods 

Anne Woodward 

Candace Woodward 

Duveen L. Woolbright 

Eric Wooten 

Pamela Worthy 

Carolyn Wray 

Amanda Dawn Wright 

Ashley Wright 

Barbara Ann Wright 

Cassandra Wright 

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Demetris Natasha Wright 

Jennifer Laurentina Wright 

Jessica L Wright 

Pamela J Wright 

Randy Wright 

Joanne E Wuori 

Alice F Wyatt 

Christina Wynn 

Ana B Yanes 

Keisha Sharie Yarborough 

Tracey Yazvac 

Janet A York 

Tammy Ida Younan 

Hali Young 

Jennifer Young 

Kelly Young 

ShaReda Young 

Lydia R Zager 

Alyssa Nicole Zalar 

Nancy B Zalas 

Angela C Zeigler 

Suzanne Zelling 

Karen Zimmer 

Lea Anne Zimmerli 

Sandra Zimmerman 

Judith Marie Zink 

Lynette Zitzner 

Rebecca Anne Zobel 

Fran Zozzaro 

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SCNA President: Kelly Bouthillet 


Number of BOD Meetings Attended: 2 of 2 to date 

2021 Activities: Much like last year, 2021 began with a few new members joining the board of 

directors. Early, we set our mission and vision to continue to move SCNA forward through advocacy 

and improving access to health care. However, once again, the global pandemic was clearly 

impacting much our plans and activities for the early part of the year. Despite the continuation of 

COVID-19, SCNA leadership continued to work for the nurses of South Carolina through virtual 

means. 

In January, we held our Board of Directors meeting virtually, which served as both an operational 

meeting and orientation. I was able to share my vision with the members present and set the 

agenda for the coming year. This was followed up with our second Board of Directors meeting in the 

spring, which was also virtual. As part of the work of the Board of Directors, we completed together 

a review and revision of various guiding documents; my work included revising and updating the 

SCNA mission. 

Throughout the year, I have enjoyed communicating with numerous nurses that have reached 

sharing their current and past experiences working through this pandemic. As president, I have 

shared this feedback with our national leaders during various calls and conferences as nurses across 

the country are experiencing similar sentiments. I have continued to advocate for safe staffing, 

PPE and other critical polices that protect all nurses across all settings. I worked with legislators, 

including Senator Tom Davis, to ensure that COVID vaccines were accessible to all nurses and 

healthcare professionals. As part of a tri-county coalition, we worked with DHEC to improve vaccine 

distribution and accessibility across the state. 

In support of continuing the Women’s Health and Children’s chapter, I met with members as they 

experienced a period of rebuilding this year. 

SCNA also partnered with the Midlands of South Carolina Black Nurses Association, Inc. to develop 

a webinar series titled “A Collaborative Approach to Addressing Racism in Nursing" which was held 

from March to June of this year. Both the President-elect and I had the privilege of working with 

various nursing partners in support of these important discussions. 

This past year, I also attended American Nurses Association (ANA) Leadership and Health Policy/ 

GOVA web-calls in effort to stay updated on priority national nursing strategies and policies. I also 

served as one of the voting Representatives to the ANA’s General Membership Assembly held 

on June 18th, 2021. With the President-elect, I participated in a Virtual Hill Day, a first of its kind, 

in which we advocated for Protecting Providers Everywhere in America (PPE in America) Act, The 

Creating Opportunities Now for Necessary and Effective Care Technologies (CONNECT) for Health 

Act and The Workplace Violence Prevention for Health Care and Social Service Workers Act. 

Since early spring, I have had the privilege to serve on the ANA APRN Task Force which is 

committed to promoting advanced practice nursing initiatives for all four APN roles. 

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Additionally, I have served as a representative on the Advisory Committee on Nursing Education 

(ACONE) and the Deans and Directors groups which are both focused on nursing education in 

South Carolina. 

SCNA President-Elect: Angela Dykes 

Number of BOD Meetings Attended: 

2021 Activities: 2 of 2 to date 

As President-Elect, I served as the chair of the State Planning Team for the Annual SCNA 

Conference as well as participated in the State planning meetings to assist in planning the 

conference. This year I also served as a voting member of the ANA General Assembly. As a member 

of the Board, I participated in reviewing the SCNA bylaws. I also served as SCNA's representative 

on the South Carolina Nurses Foundation Board of Trustees. 

Finally, I represented SCNA and served as a Moderator for a webinar hosted by the Midlands BNA, 

“Addressing Implicit Bias in Nursing, A Solutions Based Approach.” 

Nominations and Elections Committee: Cathleen Crowley-Koschnitzki, Amy Gallozzi 

Number of Members: 2 

Number of Meetings: 

Average Attendance: 

2021 Activities: Secured nominations for the upcoming 2021 ballot 

2022 Goals: Continue to recruit stellar candidates for SCNA positions 

SCNA Secretary/Treasurer: Vacant 


2021 Activities: No Report 

Finance Committee: Vacant 

Number of Members: 

Number of Meetings: 



2022 Goals: 

Director, Seat 1: Jada Quinn 

Number of BOD Meetings Attended: 2 of 2 to date 

2021 Activities: The SC Nurses Association strategic plan is currently under review for 2021. The 

board has met regarding the evolution of strategic goals and potential updates which will be 

distributed to the membership upon finalization of the review. 

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Director, Seat 2: Rhona Williams 


Number of BOD Meetings Attended: May and August 2021 Meetings (Newly elected as of April 

2021) 

2021 Activities: I am excited to have been elected as the new Director Seat 2 for the South 

Carolina Nurses Association, Board of Directors. During these first few months, I have been learning 

the duties and functions of this role and my responsibility to the SCNA Board of Directors, as well as 

attended required SCNA Board of Director meetings. One of the main goals of this seat is to help 

support SCNA efforts for multi-generational membership recruitment. In responding to that call, 

and with guidance from the SCNA bylaws, I have established the SCNA Membership Development 

Committee, inviting each chapter of SCNA to provide a member from their chapter to serve on this 

committee. The goal and purpose of this new committee is to help support membership needs 

as they arise from each of SCNA's chapters and help new members engage with our chapters. To 

begin this process, a new weekly email with new members will be sent to each of our SCNA Chapter 

Chairs, providing chapters an opportunity to reach out to new members who may be interested in 

joining their chapters. I look forward to working with the SCNA Board of Directors and I am honored 

to help serve the nurses of South Carolina over the next two years! 

Chair Commission on Policy / Legislation: Vacant 


2021 Activities: 

Legislative Committee: Stephanie Burgess 

2021 Activities: Reported by Wanda Crotwell 

The 124th session of the South Carolina General Assembly is scheduled to adjourn sine die for the 

year on Thursday, May 13. Although session will officially conclude for regular business on that day, 

the General Assembly will return later in May and throughout the month of June to complete work 

on the state’s annual budget. They will also reconvene in the fall for purposes of creating spending 

plans for federal relief dollars, as well as reapportionment. 

As the session winds down, two nursing bills have received final approval from both chambers and 

are, at the time of this writing, enrolled for ratification and headed to the Governor. S.503 by Sen. 

Brad Hutto allows Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRNs) and Physician’s Assistants (PAs) 

to issue orders for home health services, further expanding the current scopes of practice for both 

professions in South Carolina to be consistent with federal allowances through CMS. In addition, 

S.455 by Sen. Tom Davis establishes an additional category for temporary licensure for graduate 

nurses. Both bills will be positive steps in the state’s efforts to address the need for greater access to 

care for all South Carolinians. 

In addition, Sen. Tom Davis has also introduced S.712, which will establish a tuition loan 

reimbursement program for NPs, PAs and physicians who practice in the field of primary care for 

a required period of time in a rural or underserved area of the state. Work is underway to secure 

additional cosponsors and to introduce a House companion bill in hopes of having two vehicles 

capable of moving when the General Assembly reconvenes for regular session in January. 

Work is also underway on a temporary budget proviso that would allow those telemedicine services 

provided during the Covid-19 pandemic to continue until a final agreement can be reached on 

legislation that will make permanent changes to telemedicine allowances in South Carolina. 

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S.571 by Senators Shealy, Hutto and Senn also passed this year and was signed by the Governor. 

The bill requires that providers who prescribe opioids for a patient must offer a prescription for 

naloxone to those patients as well. 

S.639/H.3682 is a bill to allow for full independent practice for CRNAs. The senate bill had one 

hearing in the Senate that resulted in a motion to carry the bill over. The House bill had two 

subcommittee hearings in the House that resulted in a favorable report. The bill will now go to full 

House 3M Committee in January when the full session reconvenes. 

S.613/H.4296, a bill impacting the delegation of tasks to CMAs, has yet to receive a hearing but 

could possibly do so in January, or during the interim months should the committee decide to meet 

for hearings. The bill will likely be amended at that time to add further clarification to the original 

language. 

H.3336 is a bill by various House sponsors that would allow volunteer school personnel who have 

been trained by a registered nurse to administer insulin, glucagon or both to certain students. The 

bill received a favorable report in the House and has been sent to the Senate for consideration in 

January. 

While there are numerous other bills related to healthcare that The Southern Group is monitoring 

for SCNA, these are the primary bills of interest from the session. As a reminder, all bills still 

pending at the conclusion of session on May 13th will be active upon the return of the General 

Assembly in January. Because this is the first year of a two-year session it is also possible that 

various committees may hold hearings in the interim to reduce the workload for session in January, 

particularly since the General Assembly will meet in special session at various times throughout the 

coming months. 

Finally, on behalf of The Southern Group, thank you all for the opportunity to represent each of 

you before the South Carolina General Assembly and the state’s executive branch of government. 

And as we begin the long road back from the past 15 months of a global pandemic, our entire firm 

thanks each of you for everything you have done and continue to do each and every day. 

You truly are our heroes and we are honored to be a part of your team here in the Palmetto state. 

Chair Commission on Professional Advocacy and Development: Coleen Kennedy 

Number of BOD Meetings Attended: 2 of 2 


Continuing Education Approver Committee: Shara Rhodes 


Number of Meetings: 4 

Average Attendance: Varies 

2021 Activities: Focus remains on providing and maintaining initial and ongoing competency for 

the Continuing Education Approver Committee (CEAC) membership. Quarterly CEAC meetings 

include an update from the CEAC Chair with information dissemination from the ANCC Approver/ 

Provider Unit monthly virtual calls. The quarterly member updates provide an enhanced mechanism 

for members to remain current with ANCC Criteria in addition to providing a forum to discuss 

Nursing Professional Development trending topics. CEAC meets quarterly in conjunction with 

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continuing education application review cycles. This year all of our CEAC meeting have been virtual 

due to COVID-19. 

To date, CEAC has approved nine (9) Individual Activities totaling 55.75 hours and 3 Provider Units 

were approved, one with distinction and 2 Provider Units were awarded provisional approval 

The CEAC Committee remains active with providing excellent customer service, approving quality 

continuing education programs, and support of the Approved Provider Units. 

Continuing Education Provider Committee: Shara Rhodes 


Number of Meetings: as needed by email 



The CE Provider Committee has offered the following virtual programs 

-April Nurse Planner Orientation (2 attendees) 

-June Nurse Planner Orientation (2 attendees) 

-Change Management for Professional Nurses (4 attendees) 

-The Opioid Epidemic and Smart Prescribing Practices (13 attendees) 

The CE Provider Committee has the following programs planned. 

- A New Nursing Shortage: Addressing the Nursing Practice Gap – September 17 

- New Nurse Planner Orientation – September 24 

- SCNA State Convention – October 14-16 

2021 Goals: To continue to assist with CNE offered by SCNA to the nurses in this State, both 

members of SCNA and non-members. To offer quality CNE for our state's nursing professionals. To 

promote participation of our chapters in the annual meeting in the Fall of the year, to evaluate the 

needs of nursing education based on the needs of the nurses in this state, who practice in all areas. 

To participate and keep up to date on changes in our nursing practice by the American Nurses 

Association. To keep up to date with current literature and with the relevant American Nurses 

Association literature on nursing practice quality and trends. 

ANA Membership Assembly Representative Reports 

Kelly Bouthillet 

Report Year: 2021 

As previously mentioned, the ANA General Membership Assembly was held virtually on the evening 

of June 18th, 2021. The meeting, and conference leading up, was held virtually in June over a 

3-week span after a special meeting was called and voted on due to the continued impact that the 

COVID-19 pandemic was having, this preventing traditional face-to-face meetings. 

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During the ANA General Membership conference leading up to the Assembly, various topics were 

discussed in the form of “Dialogue Forums,” which encouraged conversations about important and 

relevant issues related to nursing practice and the profession. The four “Dialogue Forums” included, 

Lessons Learned: COVID-19 Pandemic Crisis Standards of Care, APRN Full Practice in Nursing 

Homes, Health Care Delivery Systems that Fully Incorporate Nursing Services and Precision Health 

and Genomics. 

APRN Chapter: Nakita Barnes 



Average Chapter Meeting Attendance: 11 

Number of BOD Meetings Attended By Chapter Chair: 1 


2021/2022 Chapter Engagement Goals 

1. Establish clear messaging goals by April 2021 

a. Advocacy of the profession (Legislation) 

b. Networking (Mentoring and job opportunities) 

c. Financial benefits (discounts on certification renewals and CNEs) 

2. Increase utilization of marketing platform by June to increase visibility the presence of APRN 

chapter. 

a. Website 

b. Facebook (APRN page) 

c. Twitter 

d. YouTube 

3. Increase chapter membership goals by 5% by end of 2021. Currently at 181, goal is 190. 

a. Email consent link to current APRN members (frequency TBD) quarterly? 

4. Contribute content to SC Nurse quarterly 

a. August 9, 2021 submission (fall) 

b. November 8 submission (winter) 

5. Secure text messaging link platform to increase communication by end of 2021 

6. Student outreach activities to encourage membership of ANA and APRN chapter by 2022 

7. APRN chapter led CNE opportunities to start 2022. (? Virtual opportunities) 

Nurse Educator Chapter: Lynn Hutchison 





2021 Activities: Establishment of chapter goals for revitalization of chapter; Send out needs 

assessment survey to chapter members; and Planning of fundraising activities 

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2022 Goals: 1. Make contact between NE Chapter and SC SNA 

2. Increase social media presence of NE Chapter to increase membership 

3. Establish mechanism for NE Chapter to be a clearing house/information center for available nurse 

education event 

Psychiatric-Mental Health Chapter: Kim Gilmore 






2022 Goals: No Report 

Women and Children's Health Chapter: Jennifer Bell Woodley 





2021 Activities: 2021 - 5 Members came together after there were discussions of dismantling the 

WCH Chapter due to lack of participation and membership. Those 5 members were elected to 

officer positions. There were 2 meetings held and there was 100% attendance by those members. 

The WCH Chair wrote an article published in The South Carolina Nurse, about the revitalization of 

the WCH chapter, urging members to join. 

We had one new member join the chapter in June 2021 and greetings were sent to her. 

Plans were made to present a WCH session at the SCNA Conference in October 2021 by the Chair 

and Co-Chair. 

2022 Goals: For 2022, we plan to continue outreach to the body of members to join the WCH 

chapter. We would like to continue contributing meaningful content via articles to The South 

Carolina Nurse to highlight the WCH population. 

Eventually, we would like to manage a social media platform specifically for WCH members. 

The overall goal, as always, is to increase membership and participation for the Chapter. 

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Annual Report 


SCNF Mission Statement: to promote high standards of health care by insuring the advancement 

of the nursing profession through scholarships, grants, and programs of excellence 

Officers 

Deborah L. Hopla, President 

Kristen Poston, Secretary 

1301 Gervais St., Suite 802 Columbia, SC 29201. 

PO Box 1768, Columbia, SC 29202 

De Anna Cox, Vice President 

Pi Johnson, Treasurer 

Members of BOT 

In addition to officers – Meg Stanley, Elwood Owen, Lara Hewit, Jaime Cuff, Angela Dykes (SCNA 

liaison), Josephine Mitchell, Phyllis Raynor, Jason Thrift, Kristen Poston, and Renatta Loquist 

(Emeritus status). 

Appointments 

Pi Johnson, Treasurer, and Josephine Mitchell, to the Palmetto Gold Steering Committee. 

Meetings of the Board of Trustees 

The SCNF Board of Trustees meets on the second Friday of the second month of each quarter 

beginning in February. The 2021 meeting dates were February 12, May 14, August 13, and 

November 12. Due to the pandemic the platform was changed from an in-person meeting to a 

Zoom meeting. The virtual meetings continued until August 13, 2021, when it was determined to 

safely meet in person. With the new variants in Covid the BOT has decided to make all meetings 

virtual except annually in February. 

Nurses Care License Plate Initiative: 

Through legislation, SCNF was able to obtain a special license plate referred to as the South 

Carolina Nurses Foundation NURSES CARE License Plate. These vehicle license plates are available 

through the South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles. Proceeds from the sale of the license 

plates as stated in the legislation must support nursing scholarships. The number of scholarships 

and amount of each scholarship has increased over time based on revenue generated. License 

plates can be obtained by going to: http://scdmvonline.com 

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Scholarships and Awards Committee 


The License Plate Initiative (Nurses Care Scholarship) application process is now conducted online. 

That fund is growing and has resulted in an increased amount for each scholarship. In 2021 it is 

anticipated that there will be $25,000 to be awarded as 5 undergraduate awards of $2,000 each 

and 5 graduate awards of $3,000. In addition, one scholarship will be awarded in honor of Gayle 

Williams, a deceased public health nurse, and an additional scholarship from the Rusty Koss funds. 

Marketing and Development 

SCNF again participated in Midlands Gives. Midlands Gives is an event that promotes raising 

money and awareness for Midlands nonprofits during a 16-hour online giving challenge. Much 

preparation and planning are required of each participating non-profit which the Marketing and 

Development Committee (thanks to De Anna Cox) aptly spearheaded for SCNF. As a result of our 

participation, the development of a much-needed social media presence was begun and additional 

monies were added to the general fund. The May 2021 Midlands Gives event results were 

increased in both donors participating and funds raised above 2020 levels. 

Palmetto Gold 

This special committee of the Foundation is responsible for implementing the Palmetto Gold Nurse 

Recognition and Scholarship Program. Each year this program selects 100 South Carolina Nurses 

for awards of excellence in practice based on a rigorous nomination and blind screening process. 

In addition, each registered nurse education program in South Carolina is offered a scholarship for 

an outstanding undergraduate nursing student selected by the school. The scholarships offered 

in 2020 were for $1,500.00 each. The Renatta S. Loquist Graduate Nurse Scholarship recipient 

also is selected each year and this year will receive a $2,000.00 scholarship. Due to the pandemic 

Palmetto Gold was not held in 2020 but pending decisions is anticipated to be held in the evening 

at the Columbia Convention Center on September 18, 2021. 

Accomplishments 

The year of 2021 has been another good year for the Foundation. Board members have supported 

the mission of SCNF by participation on their committees and contributing to the efforts of the 

Foundation through their individual expertise. The Foundation continues to be able to support 

scholarships and other activities to support nursing education, practice, and research. We have 

continued our fund-raising opportunities with participation in Midlands Gives. Our investments 

remain in a moderate risk model and year to date have produced good results. The board 

agreement to move management of SCNF funds from the Russell account to the West End account 

resulted in over a 9% increase of dividends. The ability to shift funds in an ever-changing market is 

vital. 

At the November Annual Meeting the membership will elect the new members of the Foundation 

Board of Trustees. An email was sent out to BOT members to bring in one candidate early to fill 

the vacancy left by Dr. Bowen. The officers elected for 2020 at the November SCNF Board meeting 

will continue in their current capacity with the exceptions of Dr. Felisha Bowen, who has moved to 

Alabama to accept the VP position of Inclusion and Diversity Officer. A vote of thanks for her great 

service to SCNF. The BOT will also see Pi Johnson leaving the board after many years of selfless 

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service. She will be so missed! Meg Stanley has been a valuable asset to the Board as well and will 

rotate off. 

Media 

Having a VERY media savvy BOT member, Jason Thrift, has led SCNF to have visibility on Face 

Book, Instagram, and Twitter. Each month a new BOT board member has been featured with 

information about scholarship work being sent out to the world. Jason worked with Lee to update 

our current website and the website now has a new and fresh look. Jason and his talents have been 

a blessing for all of us on SCNF. 

Challenges 

A major challenge for the Board of Trustees is that the majority of the funds coming into the 

Foundation are designated for scholarships, research and community health projects. There are 

very limited operational funds and with an all-volunteer Board, whose members have many work 

and personal responsibilities, it has been difficult to support activities that could raise money for 

operational expenses. The Board has spent a great deal of time considering this issue and is in the 

process of seeking advice from our financial advisors, other state Nurses’ Foundations, and other 

community Foundation staff and consultants. We have also discussed closer ties with the SCNA that 

might lead to some efficiencies for both groups. 

In October, 2019 the SCNF launched a Friends of the Foundation campaign. The Friends of 

the Foundation is a network of concerned nurses and individuals who support the operational and 

financial sustainability of the Foundation to achieve its mission, and to honor nurses who have 

made a significant, lasting, contribution to the profession on a statewide basis in SC. The inaugural 

campaign will honor Renatta Loquist both for her service and commitment to SCNF and her many 

contributions toward advancing nursing in SC. The 2020 Friends of the Foundation featured leader 

is Dr. Stephanie Burgess. Dr. Burgess’s work for Advanced Practice Registered Nurses and as a 

former President for SCNA has been well established. The BOT will be promoting a new “Friend” 

for the coming year. Person still to be determined. 

The board continues to explore fund raising options that are less labor intensive and to look for 

large dollar continuing donations that could be used for operational funds. These discussions and 

explorations will continue as the BOT works toward making the Foundation even more successful 

than it is currently. 

During the pandemic SCNF partnered with “Just Cause Scrubs” a company that gives 50% of their 

profits to a 501C3 of the buyer’s choice. The scrubs are the same as purchased in the store, the 

quality is the same, but SCNF can be chosen as the buyer’s “Just Cause”/ 

Rusty Koss from Koss Creative Creations continues to donate to nursing scholarships. SCNF now 

recognized these donations as “The Koss Scholarship” and Mr. Koss will be recognized at the 

September 18th Palmetto Gold Gala at the Columbia Convention Center. 

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Summary 


It has been my honor to serve as President of the South Carolina Nurses Foundation. The 

commitment and dedication of each board member to fulfill the Foundation’s mission of providing 

scholarships for undergraduate and graduate nursing students is inspirational. It has been a 

privilege to have worked beside these amazing individuals, and I wish the new and continuing BOT 

members much success as they continue to strive to meet the mission of the Foundation. 

Respectfully submitted, 

Dr. Deborah Hopla, DNP, APRN-BC, FAANP, FAAN, President 

South Carolina Nurses Foundation 

8/14/2021 

Annual Report for Organizations with SCNA Representatives 


Organization with SCNA Representative: Advisory Committee on Nursing Education (ACONE) 

Activities: Meetings resumed in 2021 and were attended virtually, by the SCNA President. 

Sheryl Mitchell 

Organization with SCNA Representative: Coalition for Access to Healthcare 

Activities: It was a very busy year for the Coalition for Access to Healthcare. NP and CNM Lobby 

Day was held on February 7, 2018, at the SC Statehouse. Senate Bill 345 passed during this year’s 

legislative session. Governor McMaster signed the bill on May 18, 2018, and it became effective 

on July 1, 2018. SCNA was represented at each of the Coalition for Access to Healthcare’s monthly 

meetings. 


Organization with SCNA Representative: Deans and Directors 

Meetings resumed in 2021 and have been held virtually. 


Organization with SCNA Representative: SCNF 

Activities: No Report 

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CEO Annual Report 

Judith Curfman Thompson, IOM 

CEO and Lobbyist 


Preparations for Annual Meeting and Convention have, as usual consumed the majority of the work 

during this quarter of the year. This is a major activity for SCNA, and one hopes that we shall be 

able to have this important revenue generating activity this year. 

Continuing Education has also been a busy component of work. SCNA is fortunate to have a great 

group of members working in this area. 

Multiple virtual meetings and calls with ANA as work has progressed despite restrictions. 

Preparations for the October/November/ December SC Nurse are on schedule. We shall be 

highlighting the upcoming Convention. 

We are on target for the 2021 SCNA Election which will take place in September. The election will 

open on September 20, 2021, and will be held on-line. 

The Board of Directors has continued to meet as scheduled. We have had some new additions to 

the Board and two members have left the Board due to failure to attend meetings. 

This year has been another one of challenge and meeting challenges in new ways. SCNA has 

continued to be grateful to all members who have been part of the work of the organization, and 

all members who are a huge part of our ability to continue to provide services to nurses by being 

members of SCNA. 

SCNA continues to be served remarkably by Rosie Robinson as the Executive Assistant for the 

organization. She just great! 

On to 2022 and, may we all hope for a cessation of the truly difficult time evoked by COVID-19. It 

has been quite an experience to go through these past months. ONWARD! 

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2021 SOUTH CAROLINA NURSES ASSOCIATION 

ANNUAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING 

October 14, 2021 

7:00 PM – 7:10PM 

Agenda 

I. Call to Order 

II. Establishment of a quorum 

III. Establishment of the 2022 SCNA Board Meeting Calendar 

a. January 15, 2022 Orientation of Board & Board Meeting 9:30am 

b. January 22, 2022 Orientation of Chapter Officers 9:30am 

c. April 22, 2022 1pm-4pm 

d. July 22, 2022 1pm-4pm 

e. October 12, 2022 6:00pm Sonesta Resort Hilton Head 

f. December 16, 2022 1pm-4pm 

IV. For the Good of the Order 

V. Adjournment 

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