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Committed To Diversity, Equity & Inclusion


INHCC DEI Summer Program

INHCC's Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) Summer Program immerses high school and/or 1st/2nd year college students into a 4-6 week paid mentoring program designed to introduce them to the many ways to study the brain. Experiential research and knowledge building activities on-site at the home institution and mentees will work together virtually during the cohort sessions. Several of the INHCC’s 25+ global collaborators will contribute to a virtual seminar series covering topics on neuroHIV. We will continue to monitor & adhere to COVID guidance and modify our plans as needed.

Meet Our Previous Mentees!


Hear from some of our 2022 Mentees:


Opportunities ALERT:

  • Max Planck Summer Internship Program  This is a fully funded internship program for undergraduates. Successful applicants will benefit from the following: Free student accommodation, stipend of approximately 800 Euro per month, reimbursement of travel costs to and from Martinsried, near Munich, Germany 

  • National Institute of Health (NIH) : Summer Internship Program in Biomedical Research (SIP): Provides an opportunity to spend a summer working at the NIH side-by-side with some of the leading scientists in the world

  • NIH Undergraduate Scholarship Program: offers competitive scholarships to students who are committed to careers in biomedical, behavioral, and social science health-related research. The program offers:
    • Scholarship support
    • Paid research training at the NIH during the summer
    • Paid employment and training at the NIH after graduation



Online Resources Helping to Reduce the Socioeconomic and Systemic Inequality Gaps

  • Institute for Broadening Participation (IBP)  connects underrepresented students (URS) with STEM funding & research opportunities. Provides faculty & administrators with resources to promote positive factors that keep URS on the pathway into successful careers
  • Project Short  combating socioeconomic & systemic inequalities in the medical & grad school admissions processes by providing a Summer Programs database along with pro-bono (FREE) consulting by professional health & graduate students, residents, and post-docs for medical & graduate school admissions
  • Weill Cornell's CATALYST :The High School Catalyst Program offers hands on biomedical research exposure to New York High School students from self-reported underrepresented minority, disadvantaged, & first-generation immigrant backgrounds students.
  • Cornell Wiser Enrichment Programs  for historically underrepresented &/or low-income Cornell undergrad students in NYC with biomedical research & field experience
  • Yale Pathways To Science  opens the door for middle and high school students to explore STEM through experiential programs at Yale
  • Ciencia Puerto Rico (CienciaPR) link for student opportunities from a nonprofit org composed of scientists, professionals, students & citizens committed to advancing science in Puerto Rico & with promoting scientific communication, education, & careers.
  • MSTAR   Sponsored by the National Institute on Aging (NIA), the MSTAR program encourages medical students--particularly budding researchers--to consider a career in academic geriatrics by awarding short-term scholarships   

Neuroscience Online Content


  • A Game to Map the Brain: Eyewire
  • BrainFacts.org : Neuroscience in the News
  • Neuro Transmissions : YouTube site w fun neuroscience topic videos
  • Neuroscience In The News from University of Washington
  • Science of Love with Bianca Jones Marlin, PhD-AMNH SciCafe
  • Surviving as an Underrepresented Minority Scientist, Prof Erich D Jarvis
  • Neuroscience News
  • International Youth Neuroscience Association To advance the international collaboration of young neuroscientists from all backgrounds by educating them about the brain and inspiring them to fight neurological diseases
  • Black In Neuro  Celebrating Black excellence in neuroscience related fields
  • MIT Open Courseware: Highlights for High School
  • OHSU Oregon National Primate Research Center Tour (23 minutes): tour of facilities, care for the animals, how the research helps primates & humans, and various jobs in the lab & at the center
  • University of British Columbia: Functional Neuroanatomy: Detailed videos of various lab & clinical activities such as neuro clinical exam experience, cross sections, MRIs, Stroke Models, Learning Modules
  • iBiology Neuroscience Videos
  • World Wide Neuro: Global Forum virtual seminars & job board
  • World Wide Machine Learning: Global Forum job board & virtual seminars
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Resources at Our Institutions (click logo):
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  • Home
  • People
    • Leadership
    • Advisors
    • Collaborators
    • Program Management
    • Trainees
    • Past Collaborators, Advisors & Trainees
    • INHCC DEI Summer Mentees
  • Research
    • Collaborating Labs
    • Projects
    • Publications, Abstracts, and Presentations
    • Conference & Event Calendar
  • More About Us
    • Promoting Diversity Equity and Inclusion
    • INHCC Opportunities
    • Gallery >
      • Bangkok Visit 2022
      • 2020-2022
      • CROI 2019
      • CROI 2018
      • CROI 2017
      • BKK Symposium 2017
      • AIDS 2016 Durban
      • Keystone 2015
    • Contact Us