Biotechnology News for 2016
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Biosciences Industry Fellowship Program(BIFP)
June 5-29 2017
- 2016
- Ground Breaking Skill Standards Created By National Community College Consortium
- SciTech Ideas in Action - Alan Beard
- SciTech Ideas in Action - Vihar Surti & Barry Slowey
- Bioscience Talent Required - NCBW, C3BC
- Building The Manufacturing Talent Pipeline - C3BC Presentation
- SciTech - Ideas in Action - Travis Russell
- SciTech - Ideas in Action - Roland Johnson
- SciTech - Ideas in Action - Russ Read
- The 2015 CCP at BIO - Program Handout: What Skills Do All Bioscience Technicians Need?
The BIFP is sponsored by a NSF - ATE DUE Award #1304010. It is a four week observational fellowship program where selected instructors will reside in Winston – Salem, North Carolina for the month of June 2017. During their stay, they will visit NC Biosciences industrial facilities, community colleges and university labs and research parks. Working in pairs, up to twelve awardees will write about their experiences and produce contextualized modules as grant products. The BIFP is open to interested instructors in good standing with their employers currently teaching at the high school, community college or university level. Travel expenses are paid and a competitive stipend is available for those who qualify. For further information please contact Russ Read, rread@forsythtech.edu or Allison Nestor, anestor@forsythtech.edu at the National Center for the Biotechnology Workforce. Applications will be accepted on a first come first serve basis for those who meet the requirements. The 2017 Bioscience Industrial Fellowship Project Brochure and Press Release
2017 Events
Current Events
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BIO - International Convention - 2017
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High Impact Technology Conference
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Biosciences Industry Fellowship Program(BIFP)
June 5-29 2017
