Biotech Program Funding

ABE/Amgen

• 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

Internal Grants:  Perkins, Strong Workforce, ARC Foundation.

Grant from Biohack the Planet (2018)

NSF Cell Manufacturing Technologies (CMaT):  Workforce component 

Department of Labor (H-1B)

DUE1700630, Nanotechnology Professional Development Partnership (subawardee of Penn State's award)

DUE2202152 Atlanta Technical College Bioscience Emerging Technician Project

• DUE 2202011 Increasing Student Retention and Recruitment through Alumni Programs, Speed Networking, and Industry Engagement
• DUE 2055607, Dual Credit High School-Community College DNA Sequencing and Genomics Project
• DUE 1901984, InnovATEBIO National Biotechnology Education Center
• DUE 1501207, Austin Community College Bio-Link Regional Center
• Wagner Peyser Grant
• Texas Emerging Technology Fund
• Department of Labor
• DUE 1003852, Stem Cell Pipeline
• DUE 1118679, Community College Undergraduate Research Intitiative
• Perkins State Leadership Grant
• Texas Education Agency (TEA)

Bridges to Baccalaureate program (B2B) with Towson University

California Strong Workforce Program

• DUE 1501207, Austin Community College Bio-link Regional Advanced Technological Education Center for Biotechnology and Life Sciences,
• Kentucky Agriculture Development Fund - Kentucky Honey Testing Lab
• Donations from Industry partner Community Cares grant recipients

Developing a Growth Mindset Model to Build Resiliency in STEM Students DUE 1833852

• Dr. Linda Rehfuss was a Co-PI on the NBC2 NSF ATE award. Learn more at Biomanufacturing.org
• Bucks County 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

Department of LAbor, Huntsville-Tennessee Valley Region for Economic Development--WIRED grant

• STEP-UP Scholars: Encouraging Scholarship in Science, Technology, and Engineering DUE 156490; Technician Training in Advanced Building Performance Analysis and Verification DUE 1700575
• EDA Build Back Better Regional Challenge
• NIIMBL Military Service Members in Biopharma Manufacturing
• Subawardees on the MOVE DOL grant to the North Carolina Biotechnology Center

• Increasing Student Retention and Recruitment through Alumni Programs, Speed Networking, and Industry Engagement DUE 2202011
• A Collaborative Approach to Work-Based Learning in Biotechnology: Building Inclusive Lab Environments DUE 2055309
• Work-Based Biotechnology Education from High School to Community College DUE 2055180
• A Collaborative Approach to Work-Based Learning: Addressing the Needs of Community College Biotechnology Students and their Research Univeristy Mentors, DUE 1801186
• On-Ramp to Biotech, Div of Industrial Innovation and Partnership, 0438735
• Advanced Technological Education-ATE: Bio-Link:  A National Advanced Technological Education Center for Biotechnology, DUE 0118933
• Stem Cell Pipeline, DUE 1003852
• Bridge to Biotech, DUE 0341384
• Bio-Link ATE National Resource Center, DUE 0402139
• Bio-Link Next Generation National ATE Center for Biotechnology and Life Sciences, DUE 0903317
• Bio-Link Next Generation National Advanced Technological Education Center for Biotechnology and Life Sciences, DUE 1400721
• Bio-Link:  A National Advanced Technology Education Cetner for Biotechnology, DUE 9850325
• CCSF also 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

• Carl Perkins
• Austin Community College Bio-Link Regional Advanced Technological Education Center for Biotechnology and Life Sciences, DUE 1501207

USDA-NIFA

California Community Colleges Strong Workforce Program

• DUE 1205059 Revising Science Education with Vision (REVISION),
• DUE 0703118 South Texas Undergraduate Curriculum Consortium for Educating Biotechnical Science Students
• USDA

• DUE 1700660, Technician Training in Gene Editing
• Delaware INBRE
• DUE 2000696,  Technician Training in CRISPR-based Gene Editing

• ATE DUE 1600736 Delgado Community College Biotechnology/Synthetic Biology Initiative and Biotechnology Incubator
• BoR Departmental Enhancement Grant with University of New Orleans for transfer and biology curriculum

NSF ATE

Perkins grant

• DUE 1600954, TeaM SCoRE Biotechnology:  Teachers  in Montana Strengthening the Continuity of Rural Education in Biotechnology
• DUE 1104075, Strengthening Continuity of Rural Education in Biotechnology

• DUE 0903158, Biotechnology and Bioinformatics Program:  The Institute for Food Safety

• Establishing a Hub to Support Education of Biomanufacturing Technicians in Cell Therapy and Immunotherapy DUE 2054990
• Developing the Skilled Technical Workforce for Regenerative Medicine Biomanufacturing in the Piedmont Triad Region of North Carolina DUE 2100268
• Skills for Biomedical Emerging Technology Applications, DUE 1800909
• Biosciences Industry Fellowship Project, DUE 1304010
• Forsyth Technical Community College led a consortium of twelve colleges as part of the Department of Labor TAACCT program.   This was the Community College Consortium for Bioscience Credentials. #TC-23761-12-60-A-37

• DUE 2201621 Building the Cell Therapy and Flow Cytometry Workforce
• Perkins Grants
• Maryland State Department of Education Innovation Grants

• DUE 1700497, Biotech Jumpstart:  Building Competency and Career Awareness Through Scientific Inquiry

• DUE 2000193: Expanding Pathways from High School into the Biotechnology Workforce
• SBI Digitally Simplified Bioprocessing Fellowship

• DUE 1458613 The Development of a STEM Scholars Program at Holyoke Community College

Regeneron donated $500,000 to Hudson Valley Community College.

• Eli Lilly $12 million, 2023
• US Department of Labor TAACCCT Round II (#TC-23761-12-60-A-37)
• DUE 1501631, NSF-ATE Program's Regional Center of Excellence Grant Award to Northeast Biomanufacturing Center and Collaborative (NBC2) Phase IV, and Phase III
• DUE 0703033, Life Sciences Technical Training in Southern Indiana
• DUE 1003498, Establishing a Bioscience Alliance of the Midwest Region
• Ivy Tech Bloomington was awarded an $85,000 Perkins Competitive Grant from the Indiana Department of Education, fall 2016 to increase rural career and technical education in biotechnology. The $85,000 grant was used to establish dual credit biotechnology classes at the high schools. Starting last spring, students at high schools in Bloomfield, Brown County, Eastern Greene, and Owen Valley, had the option to earn dual high school and college credit at no cost to their families.
• Duke Energy provided an additional $15,000, supporting the purchase of textbooks, not covered by the grant funding.
• DUE 1800909, NSF-ATE. The Skills for Biomedical Emerging Technology Applications project

Phase I  I/UCRC Johns Hopkins University Site:  Advanced Mammalian Biomanufacturing Innovation Center (AMBIC)  IIP, Division of Industrial Innovation and Partnership 1624684, and others

The Bi-State Bioscience Consortium for Curriculum and Faculty Development, DUE 0802529

• DUE 2201663 Expanding a Multi-Skilled STEM Technician Pipeline to Meet Industry Needs
• DUE 1901960:  Integrating Biotechnology and Applied Engineering to Meet Emerging Advanced Technological Workforce Needs

DUE 1501692  Kansas City Kansas Biomanufacturing Training Laboratory (KCKBTL): Developing the Bioscience/ Biotechnology Workforce for the Kansas City Region

NIH INBRE, Hawaii Community Foundation

• The Brooklyn Biotechnology Bridge, NSF-S-STEM DUE 0802448
• On-Campus Discoveries in Science:  A Science Preparation Program in Biotechnology in Support of New York City Teachers and Students,  DUE 1205013
• Community College Students Parving Future Careers in Bioengineering and Biotechnology, NSF-S-STEM DUE 0965874

2004 DOL High Growth Jobs Training grant, a subaward from an ARRA grant to BioOhio, Choose Ohio First from the state of Ohio (2008-present)

Lakeland Bioscience Technology Laboratory Improvement, DUE 9851385

• DUE 2000573 Building Biobadges Into a Traditional Biology Program to Fulfill Workforce Needs and Support Program Equity

• Increasing the Student Biotech Pipeline Award (DUE 1700152)
• Expanding the Biotechnology Pipeline to Adults Seeking Reemployment DUE 2054891

• Biotech Pre-apprenticeship Program: Lean Six Sigma - Yellow Belt, Biomanufacturing, (CAI). 
• Illumina Genomics Discovery - Los Angeles (IGD-LA), DUE 2400820
• ASPIRE: Training the Skilled Biomanufacturing Workforce Through Innovative Internships in Protein Biomanufacturing DUE 2100575,
• Developing Classroom-based Undergraduate Research Experiences in Antibody Bioengineering DUE 2055036,
• Implementation of Biotechnology in Majors Biology DUE 9551346

• DUE 1801143 Building New Pathways to Biotechnology Technician Careers
• DUE 1801123 Consortium for Advanced Manufacturing of Cell and Tissue-Based Products
• DUE 1501553  Scaling Implementation of Stem Cell Technical Education: A Collaborative Project:  The grant seeks to improve and expand technical education in stem cell technology and regenerative medicine.

Madison 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

Massachusetts Life Sciences Center--A grant to create a Center for Therapeutics and Genomics Training

MCC’s NSF ATE project titled Biotech Ready: Building Pathways to Biotechnology
Technician Careers will address the following objectives:
• Develop a training program to increase the number of biotechnology technicians,
• Coordinate industry-level training for biotechnology program faculty and develop and
implement a professional development curriculum for area science instructors.
• Develop and implement a biotechnology careers awareness and recruitment campaign.

Miami Dade College InterAmerican Campus:  STEM-Mia Project DUE 1741821,  HSI-DCL STEM Experiences in Research for Early Science Success DUE 1549975, 

Advanced Biotechnology Education Project DUE 9454642

• DUE 9250992 Laboratory Instrument for a Community College Biotechnology Program
• DUE 9454512 Planning Grant for an Advanced Biotechnology Education Center
• MiraCosta College currently partners with NIIMBL on a grant titled: WE-BET Workforce Expansion in Biomanufacturing Emerging Technologies
• California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) – Project: Increase Diversity, Equity, and Advancement in Cell Based Manufacturing Sciences (IDEA-CBMS)
• California Apprenticeship Initiative (CAI) – various projects to fund pre-apprenticeships and apprenticeships in biotech, food safety, and regenerative medicine
• San Diego Foundation – Project: Science & Technology program for historically underrepresented students

• DSEC increasing the STEM pipeline grant;
• San Diego Foundation Funding for scholarships;
• STEM San Diego Biotechnology Pipeline Partnership;
• Strong Workforce;
• Perkins

• DUE 2155187 Improving Biopharmaceutical Technician Education with Cell and Gene Therapy Credentials
• Perkins Grant

• Building Southeastern Pennsylvania's Advanced Technical Workforce in Gene and Cell Therapy DUE 2100382
• Expansion, Curriculum Evolution, and Enhancement of Biotechnician Training DUE 2100072,
• Developing Classroom-based Undergraduate Research Experiences in Antibody Bioengineering DUE 2055036,
• The College-Company Connection:  Bringing Real-World Work Experience to Students through Stategic Partnerships DUE 0802383,
• An Enhanced Science and Technology Educator Training Institute:  Helping Teachers and Faculty Motivate, Recruit and Train the 21st Century Science and Technology Workforce DUE 0802481,
• The Northeast Biomanufacturing Center and Collaborative:  Building Local Community College-Biomanufacturing Partnerships to Provide a Sustainable Infrastructure for Biomanufacturing DUE 0903208,
• NBC2:  Building Regional and National Networks for a 21st Century Workforce for the Bioeconomy DUE 1501631, The NBC2:  Growing a Regional and National Bioeconomy, One Locale at a Time DUE 1204974,
• Fostering a Successful Learning Community for Science and Technology Scholars NSF-S-STEM:  DUE 0728422

Montgomery County Community College also 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

Dr. Margaret Bryans is  the principal investigator on the NBC2 NSF ATE award.

Learn more at Biomanufacturing.org

Industrial Biotechnology Instruction:  A Modular Approach DUE 9950099

Distribution site for the Amgen Biotech Experience Program (through the Southern California Biotechnology Center at Miramar College)

• Bioscience Technician Expansion Project DUE 1800850

Applied Science Program DUE 0802276

Establishing NOVA as a Regional Leader in Biotechnology Education and Training DUE 1104035

Learning Alliance for Bioscience (LAB) DUE 0502003

Department of Education - Workforce Advancement Initiative

Department of Education STEM

NSF Stem Partner

• DUE 1104171 Biotechnology Laboratory and Skills Training (BLAST)

• Industry Sector Project in Common (ISPIC)--January 2018-June 2019
• *CIRM Bridges to Stem Cell Research (Grant TB1-01192); 2009-2016; state-funded
• *CIRM Bridges to Stem Cell Research and Therapy (Grant #EDUC2-08398)--2016-2021; state-funded
• Strong Workforce Program for Career and Technical Education--current, state-funded
• Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Award--ongoing

Bridges to Stem Cell Research at Pasadena City College is a stem cell training program funded by the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM), the state stem cell agency.

• U.S. Departmet of Labor;
• Massachusetts Life Sciences Center (MLSC) [4 grants];
• DUE 1902673 Blended Learning for Biomanufacturing Education and Training in Emerging Technologies
• The National Institute for Innovation in Manufacturing Biopharmaceuticals

REU Site:  Interdisciplinary Program in Multi-Scale Biological Networks DBI 1560097, SusChEM: Collaborative Research:  Efficient biological activation and conversion of short-chain hydrocarbons CBET 1706120

• DUE 1902473 Enhancing Minnesota's Science Technician Workforce
• DUE 2130501 Recognizing Science Scholars' Potential through Access and Engagement (2022-2027)

Salt Lake Biotechnology Collaborative Project DUE 0101495,

SLCC Contract Research Organization for Biotechnology DUE 0402496,

Enhancing Recruitment and Retention in Utah's Biotechnology Pipeline DUE 0856770,

Competency-Based, Open Entry, Open Exit Biotechnology Education (CBOE-Biotech) DUE 1601521,

A Biomanufacturing Enterprise for Innovative Student Training & Entrepreneurship DUE 1003292,

Online Technical Education in ATE-Funded Programs:  Building Evidence-Based Practice Recommendations (DUE 1501683)

DUE 2202150 Expanding the Cell Science and Immunological Testing Workforce by Developing a Diverse and Inclusive Credentialed Biotechnology Program

DUE 1458337: Santiago Canyon College STEM Scholars Academy (S-STEM), DUE 1502064: Orange County Collaborative Partnership, Career Pathways, Strong Workforce, Perkins

• DUE 2054990 Cell and Immunotherapy Hub
• DUE 1700441 Meeting Industry Demands for an Immunobiotechnology-Capable Workforce through College and Secondary Technician Education
• Project Biotech, a summer camp for high school students, has received funding from the Edmonds, Everett and Northshore School Districts, Covance, CMC Biologics, Zymogenetics, Dendreon, Juno, Novo Nordisk, Emergent Biosolutions, Illumina, Shoreline Central Market, Amnis, SAB Architects, VWR, GE Healthcare, and the Pacific Northwest Diabetes Research Institute, Celgene, Seattle Genetics, AGC Biologics, Bristol Meyers Squibb, Nanostring, Seed Intellectual Property Law Group LLP, bluebirdbio
• Three grants from NIIMBL
• Two grants from the state of Washington

• DUE 2000965 Providing Work-based Experiences for Community College Biotechnology Students by Developing a Biotechnology Educational Materials Supply Chain

• Consortium for Advanced Manufacturing of Cell and Tissue-Based Products DUE 1801123
• Single-Use Bioreactor Systems Education and Training DUE 1405766

NIH-- INBRE grant for Maine

NSF through Bigelow labs, Bowdoin College and University of Maine at Orono

Monsanto, Mysun Foundation, DUE 1901673
Title:  Expanding the Bio-Bench - Targeted Genome Editing

St. Petersburg 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

Biotechnology Alliance for Suncoast Biology Educators DUE 1104108

• DUE 2100072 Expansion, Curriculum Evolution, and Enhancement of Biotechnician Training

Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Grant (DOE)

LSAMP Bridges to the Baccalaureate:  Building Pathways through Connection and Direction for URM Students in STEM:  HRD1304966,

An Educational Network to Gain STEM Graduates and Enhance STEM Education (ENGAGE):  HRD 1712683, 

NSF Mentor-Connect program 2019,

DUE 2000242 Improving the Biotechnology Internship Experience to Better Prepare Student Technicians for the Modern Workforce

Developing Classroom-based Undergraduate Research Experiences in Antibody Bioengineering DUE 2055036

The U.S. Department of Labor's Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College and Career Training (TAACCCT)

MentorLinks: Advancing Technological Education grant for the period October 1, 2021, through November 30, 2023. This grant is funded by the National Science Foundation (CFDA #47.076; ATE grant #DUE 1838419)