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What are the requirements for the NSNA?

NSNA Membership is open to all Nursing or Pre-Nursing students in any state ap- proved program preparing for registered nurse licensure, or registered nurses in a pro- gram leading to a baccalaureate in nursing, are eligible for membership. Nursing students in generic masters and doctoral programs can also join.

What are the requirements for the National Society of leadership and Success?

To become inducted into the NSLS, a student must first be nominated by their school. If their campus does not have an NSLS chapter they can self-nominate through the website. To qualify for nomination, students must hold a 3.0 GPA and receive a recommendation from at least one faculty member (three is recommended).

Who can join the American Nurses Association?

To qualify as an individual member, one must be a Registered Nurse (RN) holding an active, unencumbered in at least one State, territory, or possession of the US or be a recent graduate of a nursing program qualifying them to take the RN licensure exam (must be confirmed within six months).

What is the difference between ANA and NSNA?

The NSNA is a pre-professional organization dedicated to fostering the professional growth of nursing students around the country. This nation-wide organization is essentially the student nurse equivalent to the American Nurses Association (ANA).

Who is the director of the NSNA?

Kenya Williams, EdD, MSN, RN, RP, CAE, is the executive director of the National Student Nurses Association (NSNA) and the Foundation of the National Student Nurses Association.

How much does an NSNA membership cost?

Your school must have a process for students to opt out of Total Membership. As an added incentive, the NSNA dues for both new and renewing members will be $22.00 for national dues plus state dues. Note that individual students renewing NSNA membership pay $30.00 plus state dues.

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