Student Organizations

Female researcher displays a brain to a group of students

The CNLM Ambassador Program aims to advance public understanding of brain science through outreach and educational activities. The engine of the program is a group of more than 50 UCI undergraduate students, graduate students and postdoctoral fellows who design, execute and evaluate meaningful activities on campus and in the community throughout the year. The program provides leadership opportunities for UCI brain scientists as well as professional development training in scientific communication, educational program outcome design and evaluation.

UCI MIND predoctoral and postdoctoral trainees pose for photo.

ReMIND

Research and Education in Memory Impairments and Neurological Disorders, or REMIND,  is a campus organization led by UCI MIND predoctoral and postdoctoral trainees. REMIND aims to:

  • Encourage collaboration among the next generation of scientists and clinicians, and
  • Promote community outreach and education on neurodegenerative diseases.
Abstract cartoon of a brain

The purpose of the Cognitive Science Association (CSA) is to empower all students interested in Cognitive Science and related majors by creating a tight-knit community through interactions with guest speakers, professional development, research opportunities, and just having fun together. Most importantly, the CSA wants to help the cognitive sciences community have more opportunities to learn and volunteer, as well as have peer academic support.

Psychology Student Association (PSA) Student Cohort

Psychology Student Association (PSA)

The core purpose of the Psychology Student Association (PSA) is to help students, primarily psychology majors, to advance their academic achievements by providing different resources that connect to their fields of interests, as well as widen their social circle.

Students for Industrial/Organizational Psychology (SIOP) build a structure using pasta noodles.

Students for Industrial/Organizational Psychology (SIOP)

The mission of the Students for Industrial/ Organizational Psychology is to equip members with the knowledge and skills necessary for post-baccalaureate success; empower members with research opportunities, faculty and professional contacts, and internship opportunities; and encourage members through individualized program planning, mentorship, and support networks.