Our Community

 Our 1,843 interns represent over 400 universities, professional schools, and research/clinical institutes, 48 states in the U.S. (and Puerto Rico), 38 countries, and include 972 underrepresented minorities.


Our Diabetes Virtual Camp Community

Our Interns Come From All Around the World


Donations to Support the American Diabetes Association

We have raised over $15,000 that was donated to the ADA to support diabetes care, education, and research. Thank you for your contributions!


Our Summer 2022 Community

Diabetes Virtual Summer Camp 2022 had 301 student interns, including 181 students of underrepresented minorities in medicine and science. Our students come from 24 countries around the world: U.S.A. (177), South Korea (30), Spain (23), China (18), Hong Kong (12), India (10), Turkey (8), Pakistan (5), Canada (3), Bangladesh, Belgium, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Hungary, Indonesia, Italy, Moldova, Philippines, Qatar, Serbia, Singapore, and Tunisia. Our students also represent 32 states across the U.S.: Alabama (4), Arkansas (1), California (34), Connecticut (4), Florida (3), Georgia (7), Hawaii (3), Illinois (2), Indiana (5), Iowa (1), Lousiana (3), Maryland (7), Massachusetts (19), Michigan (2), Minnesota (3), Missouri (4), Mississippi (1), New Hampshire (5), New Jersey (13), New York (20), Nevada (1), North Carolina (1), Ohio (2), Oklahoma (1), Oregon (2), Pennsylvania (3), Puerto Rico (1), Tennessee (3), Texas (15), Utah (1), Virginia (3), and Washington (3). Many of our students have type 1 or type 2 diabetes or families with diabetes. All of our students share a common goal of advancing their knowledge in diabetes and pursuing a career in medicine, research, and other health care fields. Our current program is participated by 43 high school students and 258 college/graduate/professional students and physicians/researchers/nurses, representing 126 institutions globally.

Our Summer 2021 Community

Diabetes Virtual Summer Camp 2021 has 354 student interns including 200 students of underrepresented minorities in medicine and science. Our students come from 17 countries around the world: U.S.A. (250), Hong Kong (30), South Korea (28), Turkey (11), United Arab Emirates (7), India (6), Canada (5), Bangladesh (3), China (3), Qatar (3), Philippines (2), United Kingdom (2), China (2), Brazil (1), Malaysia (1), Mexico (1), Serbia (1), Brazil (1), and Spain (1). Our students also represent 29 states across the U.S.: Alabama (6), Arkansas (1), California (71), Connecticut (4), Florida (7), Georgia (2), Hawaii (1), Illinois (3), Indiana (3), Iowa (3), Lousiana (9), Maryland (7), Massachusetts (17), Michigan (8), Minnesota (4), Missouri (4), Nebraska (5), New Jersey (14), New York (25), North Carolina (2), Ohio (2), Pennsylvania (2), Rhode Island (1), Tennessee (2), Texas (38), Virginia (5), Washington (2), West Virginia (1), and Wisconsin (1). Many of our students have type 1 diabetes and/or families with diabetes. All of our students share a common interest in advancing their knowledge in diabetes and pursuing a career in medicine, research, and other health care fields. We have 107 high school students and 247 college/graduate/professional students and physicians/researchers. Our interns represent 105 institutions globally.

Our Winter 2021 Community

Diabetes Virtual Winter Camp 2021 has 651 student interns including 378 students of underrepresented minorities in medicine and science. Our students come from 26 countries around the world: U.S.A. (416), Hong Kong (62), South Korea (45), Germany (30), Turkey (19), Spain (17), India (16), Canada (9), Vietnam (7), Australia (4), Indonesia (3), Mongolia (3), United Arab Emirates (3), China (2), England (2), Italy (2), Nigeria (2), Bangladesh (1), Botswana (1), Brazil (1), Iran (1), Japan (1), Norway (1), Saudi Arabia (1), Scotland (1), and Taiwan (1). Our students also represent 36 states across the U.S.: Alabama (4), Arizona (3), California (52), Colorado (1), Connecticut (10), District of Columbia (3), Florida (10), Georgia (7), Hawaii (9), Idaho (1), Illinois (16), Indiana (2), Kansas (1), Kentucky (4), Maryland (5), Massachusetts (27), Michigan (23), Minnesota (2), Mississippi (1), Missouri (1), Nebraska (3), New Jersey (11), New Mexico (4), New York (105), North Carolina (21), Ohio (16), Oklahoma (3), Oregon (3), Pennsylvania (11), South Carolina (2), Tennessee (1), Texas (20), Utah (14), Virginia (14), Washington (4), and Wisconsin (2). Many of our students have type 1 diabetes and/or families with diabetes. All of our students share a common interest in advancing their knowledge in diabetes and pursuing a career in medicine, research, and other health care fields. We have 505 college students, 103 high school students, 43 graduate/professor students, and postdoctoral researchers. Our student interns represent the following 175 institutions globally.

Our Fall 2020 Community

Our Diabetes Virtual Fall Camp has 290 student interns including 107 students of underrepresented minorities in medicine and science. Our students come from all around the world: U.S.A. (192), South Korea (59), China (15), Hong Kong (13), Spain (7), Canada (3), England (1), and Australia (1). Our students also represent 31 states across the U.S.: Alabama (6), Arizona (1), California (25), Colorado (5), Florida (1), Georgia (9), Hawaii (8), Iowa (2), Illinois (2), Indiana (2), Kansas (2), Kentucky (3), Louisiana (1), Massachusetts (14), Maryland (5), Michigan (10), Minnesota (6), Missouri (1), Mississippi (2), North Dakota (1), New Hampshire (6), New Mexico (1), New York (47), Ohio (6), Oregon (3), Pennsylvania (7), Texas (6), Utah (4), Virginia (2), Vermont (1), and Washington (3). Many of our students have type 1 diabetes and/or families with diabetes. All of our students share a common interest in advancing their knowledge in diabetes and pursuing a career in medicine, research, and other health care fields. We have 63 high school students and 227 college students representing 54 institutions globally.

Our Summer 2020 Community

Our Diabetes Virtual Summer Camp 2020 has 240 student interns including 98 students of underrepresented minorities in medicine and science. Our students come from all around the world: Ecuador, Canada, Puerto Rico, and 32 U.S. states. Many of our students have type 1 diabetes and/or families with diabetes. All of our students share a common interest in advancing their knowledge in diabetes and pursuing a career in medicine, research, and other health care fields. We have 104 high school students and 136 college students representing 62 institutions globally.