Barry University celebrates Audrey P. Miller, PhD, MSN Ed, APRN, PCCNP-BC, CPN, CNE, FADLN, FNAP, and Danilo Lovinaria, DNP, MBA, APRN, CRNA, CHSE, FNAP, FAANA, FAAN, on being selected as 2026 Fellows of the National League for Nursing (NLN) Academy of Nursing Education.

Dr. Miller, Dean of the School of Nursing and Dr. Lovinaria, PhD in Nursing student, are among 44 distinguished nurse educators selected for the Academy’s 20th class, which is the largest class in the history of the Academy. Their selection recognizes their leadership, excellence in nursing education, and meaningful contributions to the nursing profession.

The NLN Academy of Nursing Education Fellowship is a prestigious distinction that honors nurse educators who demonstrate exceptional achievements in teaching, leadership, scholarship and service. Through their work in nursing education, Dr. Miller and Dr. Lovinaria have contributed to the preparation and development of future generations of nurses and to the continued advancement of the profession.

Their recognition reflects a commitment to excellence in nursing education and the important role educators play in strengthening the nursing workforce. It also highlights the impact of dedicated faculty who bring expertise, leadership and innovation to the classroom and the profession.