Brionna Bright is a student at the Medical University of South Carolina. She is an active member of TCBNA and the Supporting Educational Excellence Diversity (SEED) program. This program helps to increase representation of minority nurses in South Carolina while also increasing the number of registered nurses in underserved communities.
Congratulations to our book stipend recipient Brionna Bright
Congratulations to the 2022 scholarship recipient Kayla Roberts
2022 TCBNA Scholarship Cycle
Application Cycle is Closed
- Completed application along well-written essay.
- Two (2) letters of recommendation
- One from any TCBNA member who can attest to your participation in TCBNA activities or a letter from someone who can attest to your involvement in volunteer, fraternity/ sorority, and/or church activities.
- The second letter can be from a clinic instructor, teacher, or work supervisor.
- Official copy of current transcript
- A copy of your current resume or CV (5 pages max)
- Current high-resolution headshot or professional photo.
- SUBMIT APPLICATION ALONG WITH ALL SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION IN A SINGLE PDF FILE tricountyblacknurses@gmail.com.
The Dr. Ida L. Johnson Spruill Scholarship was conceived by one of our beloved founding members. Ida L. Johnson Spruill, PhD, RN, LISW, FAAN was a distinguished researcher and proponent of scholarship. Dr. Spruill received the 2013 Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE). Moreover, Dr. Spruill is remembered for her research interests and commitment to management of chronic diseases, particularly obesity and Type 2 Diabetes among Sea Islandlanders and other vulnerable populations in South Carolina. Although Dr. Spruill made her transition in 2016, her scholarship like her legacy will continue.
Scholarships Requirements
Must Provide
Kayla Roberts is a student at Williamsburg Technical College in Kingstree, South Carolina. She remains active in her community through volunteering with local organizations. She is also noted to be a hard worker and passionate about her academic studies.
Tri-County Black Nurses Association
- Must be enrolled in an accredited school of nursing A.D.N., B.S.N., Diploma or LPN/ LVN nursing program in the state of South Carolina and be in good academic standing at the time of application.
- Must have at least one full year remaining in their respective nursing program or at least one semester remaining for Applicant enrolled in an accelerated nursing program.
- Applicant must be a U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident.
- Applicant must be African American or of African descent including but not limited to Afro-Caribbean and Afro Latino ancestry.
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