IDEAS Committee Diversity in Neurology Academy (DNA) Empowering Women — in Health Sciences — Across the Borders (EWAB) Diversity in Neurology Academy (DNA) Brought to you by the UCI Department of Neurology IDEAS Committee. Home Research Research: Clinical Departments Neurology: Home Neurology: IDEAS Committee Neurology: IDEAS Committee > Diversity In Neurology Academy (DNA) Building an Inclusive Community for the Next Generation of Neurologists Our mission at DNA is to create a vibrant and inclusive community of students within the field of neurology. Our vision is to stand as a beacon of inspiration and empowerment, celebrating diversity and ensuring every aspiring neurologist has equal opportunities to thrive. We envision a future where the DNA community serves as a model for inclusivity and mentorship, fostering enduring connections that transcend traditional academic boundaries. Through our unwavering commitment to nurturing diverse talents, DNA aspires to reshape the landscape of neurology, ensuring it mirrors the rich tapestries of human experience and backgrounds. Activities Workshop Rotations Neurologic Exam, Careers in Neurology, Brain Cutting, EEG, TMS, Neuropsychology & Research Networking Opportunities Interact with neurologists, residents, fellows and current medical school students. Step Inside the Lab Visit research laboratories on the UCI campus. 2025 Program Details Date Saturday, June 28, 2025 Location Susan and Henry Samueli College of Health Sciences, Irvine, California Eligibility Open to high school juniors and seniors and college freshmen and sophomores Application Application deadline is April 28, 2025 Apply Now Download the 2025 program flyer (PDF) Questions? Contact us at ideascommittee@hs.uci.edu 2024 Recap Video DNA 2024 hosted 30 students. During the program, students engage in workshop sessions and laboratory rotations. During the program, students engage in workshop sessions and laboratory rotations. DNA participants interact with neurologists, residents, fellows and current medical school students. Slide 1 Slide 2 Slide 3 Slide 4