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Chapters go as far as their people choose to take them
Our chapters act as a global network, bridging the gap in healthcare access in underserved regions. Driven by dedicated universities, we’re advancing equitable neurosurgical care through collaboration and compassion.
27 countries worldwide
Locations
Chapters are student-led extensions of the mission:brain foundation, focused on local outreach, fundraising, recruitment, and innovation. Full details on roles and responsibilities can be found in the Chapter FAQs.
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Università Vita Salute San Raffaele Milano
🇮🇹 Italy
Chapter Information
Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine
🇺🇸 United States
Chapter Information
The overarching mission of our chapters and why they're so successful
We’re building a self-sustaining network of individuals dedicated to advancing global neurosurgery. Each chapter grows by addressing the unique needs of its local community, tailoring their efforts to make the most meaningful impact.
The Twinning Program
We keep our chapters resources connected across the globe for greater impact
The Twinning Program pairs chapters with different resources and expertise to collaborate and amplify their impact. Well-resourced chapters support those with fewer resources, creating a stronger network.
Partnerships between Italy and Mexico establish a free clinic.
Harvard supports Sierra Leone in fundraising efforts.
In Latin America, the twinning program is becoming a regional centerpiece.
Chapter Impacts
Explore the impact of our chapters around the world
Discover our global impact through dedicated chapters.
Chapter Events
Upcoming Events
Stay updated with the latest neurosurgery events happening around the world.
Apply for a Grant
Grants are available for registered chapters
Grants support initiatives that enhance neurosurgical care and awareness. From educational workshops to community outreach events like the violin concert in Mexico City, we’re committed to empowering local chapters to make a difference.
Local Impact
Grants help chapters fund events, training, and initiatives that improve neurosurgical care locally.
How to Apply
Apply for funding to support your chapter’s projects. Clear guidelines make the process simple.
Get all of your chapter questions answered
Find answers to commonly asked questions about opening a chapter.
What is a mission:brain chapter?
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What is a mission:brain chapter?
1. Members get to volunteer for a non-profit foundation.
2. Members get opportunities to team up with world class physicians and make meaningfulchange on a global scale.
3. Members will learn about different healthcare systems in other parts of the world.
4. Opportunities to network with other undergraduates, medical students, and physicians.
5. Partnership projects with world recognized neurosurgeons and institutions.
6. Observership opportunities.
7. Opportunities to attend mission:brain outreach trips.
8. Exclusive lectures and meetings with mission:brain neurosurgeons and partners.
9. and much more to come!
Officers and Organization
Organization leadership will serve in one year terms.
Positions are as follows:
President
Vice President
TreasurerOfficer
Elections should be held annually at the start of the academic year. Special elections may be held at any time for vacancies that occur. In the event of student graduation or voluntary resignation, succession will occur; Vice President to President, Treasurer to Vice President, appointment to Treasurer. Leadership changes must be reported to mission:brain HQ to be approved.
Officer Duties
President -
The chapter President will be responsible for convening each meeting. He/She, will be responsible for overseeing all chapter activities and ensurechapter compliance with membership criteria. The chapter President will also be responsible for the recruitment of new members.
Vice President -
The chapter Vice-President will be responsible for recording meeting minutes, updating the chapter on mission:brain news, and coordinatingevents with mission:brain HQ.
Treasurer -
The chapter treasurer will be responsible for all financial information related to the chapter.
Professional Conduct
All members of mission:brain student chapters will be held to the high standards expected of a young professional. All actions, including word, deed, and social media should be carefully considered to insure that the individual and organization are perceived with the respect they aredue. All use of mission:brain name and logo must be pre-approved by HQ.
Disclaimer
The chapter rules and regulations are subject to change based on the discretion of mission:brain HQ.
Why are chapters applications closed?
We've been growing at an extremely rapid pace since 2020, and sometimes slowing down is the best way to speed up! You can still get involved even if you're not a registered chapters. See our events page.
What is the application process?
Applicants will be asked to submit the following information:
Applicant names
Emails
Institution
CV/Resume
Letter of intent answering the following:
- Why do you want to join mission:brain?
- What do you bring to mission:brain?
- 1-2 initial project/fundraiser ideas for your chapter.
Interview
Applicants will be contacted to schedule an interview if selected by mission:brain board.
Decision
Please give mission:brain one month from the time of your application for review.
Applicants will be notified by mission:brain HQ whether or not their charter has been approved. If approved, applicants must submit Signed code of conduct document
Note: In order to ensure strong connections between mission:brain chapters and HQ we need to grow at a smart pace. If your application is not selected for a charter do not worry! Re-applications are encouraged and can be resubmitted 3 months from the final decision date.
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