When you join MNA, you have the benefit of being included in a District Nurses Association (DNA).

Participating in District meetings provides you an opportunity to connect with your colleagues and keeps you abreast of nursing issues in your local area.  You are assigned a DNA based on your county of residence. There are 18 DNAs comprised geographically by counties. Each district is locally guided by district officers elected by the district membership and has its own articles of incorporation and bylaws.

MNA District Meeting Dates 

District Presidents

DNA 1:  Brenda Collins, MSN, RN, NP-C
bcollins@alcorn.edu

DNA 2: 

DNA 5: 

DNA 6:  Terrie Gore, MSN, RN-BC
gore.tlgore@gmail.com

DNA 7:  Melanie Nunnally, BSN, RN
mdsmith@forrestgeneral.com

DNA 8:  Emily Phillips, MSN, RN, FNP
ephillips.wellness@gmail.com

DNA 11:  Teresa Windham, BSN, RN
twindhamdon@yahoo.com

DNA 12:  Debbie Hoover, DNP, FNP-BC
debbie_0401@yahoo.com

DNA 13: Lora Lonidier, DNP, ACNP, FNP, CCRN
lonidiernp@comcast.net

DNA 15: 

DNA 16:  Sharon Davis, MSN, RN, FPHMHNP-BC, CDE, CNS
srdparadigm@yahoo.com

DNA 18:  Katie Brown, MSN, RN
bkbrown@muw.edu

DNA 21: Debbie Allen, MSN, RN, CNE
dfateachrn@gmail.com

DNA 23:  Kaffie Burns-Denley, RN
eiffak67@yahoo.com

DNA 25: 

DNA 28:  Kadie Burr, MSN, RN
kdburrrn@gmail.com

DNA 31:  Morgan Walter, BSN, RN
mdwalter1@gmail.com

DNA 32:  Nekesha Johnson, MSN, APRN, FNP-BC
nekeshajohnson90@gmail.com

About District Nurses Associations

Each District Nurses Association sets its own meeting dates. Annually, each district is allotted a number of delegates, based on the overall membership in the district, to act on issues, resolutions and bylaw changes proposed in the House of Delegates.

District nurses associations of MNA shall be termed DNAs (District Nurses Association). A DNA may become a constituent of MNA upon approval of its articles of incorporation and other criteria as determined by the MNA Board of Directors. No more than one DNA at a time from any geographic area of Mississippi may become a constituent of MNA. Boundaries of districts are clearly defined and recorded by the MNA Board of Directors. Boundaries may be changed by a two-thirds vote of the MNA.

Each DNA adopts and maintains bylaws that conform to the purposes as specified, conform to membership provisions as specified, and provide representation to the MNA House of Delegates as specified in these bylaws. The bylaws must not conflict with the bylaws of MNA or ANA published policies and procedures of the House of Delegates or the Board. The DNA must provide reports to MNA as required.