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We provide full scholarships, mentorship, and paid internships to increase representation in genetic counseling. These opportunities are made possible by a $9.5 million grant from the Warren Alpert Foundation.





We support a culture of inclusivity where differences are valued and considered critical for the advancement of the genetic counseling profession.
Featured Scholars
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Evelyn is currently a 2nd-year genetic counseling student at the University of Pennsylvania, where she is a scholar of the Warren Alpert Foundation Alliance to Increase Diversity in Genetic Counseling Fellowship.
news Black Cultural Erasure in Genetic CounselingClass of 2025 Warren Alpert scholar, Timbria Burke (she/her), published a critically important piece for NSGC Perspectives entitled, “Black/African American” - Black Cultural Erasure in Genetic Counseling.