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An inclusive scientific community produces better outcomes
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WiN's Mission
Our Purpose
Women in Neuroscience is building a diverse community of students to pursue leadership careers and create representative diversity in the fields of neuroscience and neurology.
Through paid internships, educational opportunities, and one-on-one mentoring, WiN ensures its participants build the confidence and leadership skills necessary to realize their career goals.
Our programs are open to people of all genders.
Compelling data shows that diverse groups, including women and people of color, generate more creative ideas and improved scientific outcomes than homogeneous groups.
Machlovi, S., Pero, A., Ng, S., Zhong, M., & Cai, D. (2020). Women in Neuroscience: Where are we in 2019? Journal of Neuroscience Research, 99(1), 9–12.
The WiNternship
A Life-changing Experience
I had the privilege of being one of the first WiN interns. I realized that I wasn’t in the lab because they wanted an expert to revolutionize the research being done. I was in the lab because they wanted someone who could learn—and someone who wanted to learn—and they saw that in me.
Impact
How our WiNterns Identify
- Scholarships Distributed
- $222,000
- WiNternships Provided
- 80
- WiNterns who were first generation college students
- 45%
- Faculty Hosts across UT Neuroscience and Dell Medical Neurology Departments
- 25
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