Alamance Community College
Topics and Credentials:
Websites and Contacts
InnovATEBIO member(s):
Michelle Sabaoun
Bill Woodruff
Eddy van Hunnik
Articulation:
Courses transfer to the college(s) listed below:
- University of North Carolina, Greensboro [Biology, BA program]
- North Carolina Central University [Pharmaceutical Science B.S. program]
- East Carolina University [Biology or Industrial Technology B.S. programs]
Where have our graduates been hired?
(Includes internships)
Andersen Products, EMSL Laboratories, LabCorp, Tergus Pharma, Zen Bio, Merck, Bio-Gen/IDEC, LabCorp, NCSU (North Carolina State Univ.-REU Internship), City of Graham Water/Wastewater Treatment Facility, Medtox, Research & Analytical Labs, Inc.
Program description:
Biotechnology is the first program to be designated a Center of Excellence by Alamance Community College. Read more, watch our newest video, and follow us on social media on Facebook and LinkedIn.
In the Fall of 2019 ACC will have a new Diploma in Advanced Laboratory Techniques (Accelerated Evening Program). Courses will include bioprocess techniques, cell cultures, immunological technology and advanced molecular techniques.
Alamance Community College students who are interested in completing their bachelor’s degree at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro are guaranteed university enrollment if they earn an associate’s degree and ma
Alamance Community College
1247 Jimmie Kerr Rd
Graham
NC
27253
Phone:
336-506-4224
See map: Google Maps
Key Links
This program has an industry advisory board
K-12 Partners
School Partners (non-members):Graham High School (dual credit through Career and College Promise Certificate in biotech at Graham)
Grant Support:
- Alamance Community College received funding from the Department of Labor TAACCT program as part of the Community College Consortium for Bioscience Credentials. #TC-23761-12-60-A-37
- NIMBLE through partnership with North Carolina Central University
- NSF funding through Northeast Biomanufacturing Center and Collabortive (NBC2) partnership with Montgomery Community College
Award Type(s):
NSF-ATE
US Department of Labor (DOL)
Other
Recent Blog Articles From the Program:
This article was written and contributed by: Guy Aday, Alamance Community College graduate, BFIP Fellow, and ... Read more
