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Give the Gift of Opportunity!

Celebrate the end of WiN's 7th year of providing opportunities via summer internships. 

With your help we will build a more inclusive scientific community that produces better outcomes for everyone. Less bias = better science.

❤️ Make an impact today!

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Women in Neuroscience is a 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization, and your donation is tax deductible within the guidelines of U.S. law. Please keep your receipt as your official record. We'll email it to you upon successful completion of your donation.

Sponsor Application Support

Assist one intern with Graduate or Medical school application fees
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Sponsor Continued Education

Send one intern to a national conference
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Sponsor 2 Weeks of Student's Summer Research Experience

Fund two weeks of a student's summer research experience
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Your Impact is Immense

The generosity of our donors like you has allowed us to make a deep impact in the lives of young women scientists, but don’t take our word for it! Here are just a few messages we received from previous WiNterns about the programs you support.

“I have grown immensely in terms of confidence, belief in capability, and just overall passion for the field. Without you, I wouldn’t be where I am today.” - Lauren Rudder, Junior at UT San Antonio

“Due to my lack of shadowing hours and connections needed for navigating through med school applications, I felt inadequate. However, through this internship I have been able to obtain those crucial shadowing hours as well as build so many great professional connections that have been very eager to help me. My dream of becoming a doctor doesn’t feel so out of reach now.” - Emanuela Ilboudo, Senior at Huston-Tillotson University

“I was able to fully commit to my research thanks to the funds that you all have provided.” - Maria Rangel, Senior at Trinity University

“The positive ripple effect of your efforts extends far beyond the recipients, shaping a brighter future for everyone as well as the scientific community.” - Abigail Jaimes, Freshman at Rice University

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