The Bermuda Nurses Association (BNA) is proud to announce the recipients of the 2026 Iris Almeria Davis Scholarship, recognizing three exceptional individuals whose dedication to nursing, academic excellence, and professional development reflects the bright future of healthcare in Bermuda.
The 2026 Iris Almeria Davis Scholarship recipients are:
• Ms. Channa McGowan, RN – Awarded a $3,000 scholarship in support of her continued professional development. Ms. McGowan is pursuing online studies in Diabetes at the University of South Wales, advancing her knowledge and expertise to enhance nursing practice and improve patient outcomes.
• Ms. Unzae Swan – Awarded a $3,500 scholarship as a student nurse. Ms. Swan is pursuing her nursing education at the University of Missouri–St. Louis, preparing for a career dedicated to compassionate, evidence-based patient care and professional excellence.
• Ms. Naziah Robinson – Awarded a $3,500 scholarship as a student nurse. Ms. Robinson is pursuing her nursing education at Birmingham City University, where she is developing the knowledge, skills, and leadership qualities to make a meaningful contribution to the nursing profession.
Named in honour of the late Iris Almeria Davis, a distinguished Bermudian nurse whose legacy of compassion, professionalism, and commitment to excellence continues to inspire generations of nurses, the scholarship supports both aspiring and practising nurses in achieving their educational and professional goals.
This year, the Bermuda Nurses Association awarded a total of $10,000 in scholarships, reaffirming its commitment to investing in the education and professional advancement of Bermuda’s nursing workforce.
The Bermuda Nurses Association congratulates all three recipients on this well-deserved achievement. Their commitment to lifelong learning, professional growth, and compassionate care exemplifies the highest standards of the nursing profession and reflects the mission and values of the Association.
By investing in the next generation of nurses and supporting the continued development of practising professionals, the Bermuda Nurses Association is helping to strengthen Bermuda’s healthcare system and ensure the delivery of high-quality, patient-centred care for years to come.
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