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Talk 1: Cell and Immunotherapy Speaker: Guy Hamilton, PhD, University of Washington, WA ATE project: Cell and Immunotherapy Hub Talk 2: Faculty-Industry Engagement Speakers: Terri Quenzer, PhD, MiraCosta College, CA and Project PI, Dominique Ingato ATE project: Building Strategic Faculty-Industry ...
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Talk 1: How Community College Technician Programs Impact Regional Economic Development Project PI: Michelle Van Noy, PhD, Rutgers University, NJ ATE project: The Hidden Innovation Infrastructure: Understanding the Economic Development Role of Technician Education in the Changing Future of Work Description: This presentation will provide an overview of the research study conducted at Rutgers investigating the role of community college technician programs in economic development. The research included interviews with NSF ATE project personnel, in-depth case studies of technician programs at ...
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Talk 1: Cell and Immunotherapy Speaker: Guy Hamilton, PhD, University of Washington, WA ATE project: Cell and Immunotherapy Hub Talk 2: Faculty-Industry Engagement Speakers: Terri Quenzer, PhD, MiraCosta College, CA and Project PI, Dominique Ingato ATE project: Building Strategic Faculty-Industry Engagement to Advance BioScience Workforce Development Presentation title: An Integrated Statewide BILT for Bioscience Workforce Development in California Description: The BILT (Business & Industry Leadership Team) model for industry advisories enhances employer engagement with college Career ...
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Talk 1: Workplace Navigation: Empowering Student Success in the Workplace Speakers: Karen Leung, PhD, MiraCosta College, CA and Naledi Saul, University of California, San Francisco Description: Technical proficiency alone doesn’t guarantee success - students also need to understand workplace culture ...
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Talk 1: Careers in Water Speaker: Sheela Vemu, PhD, Waubonsee College, IL ATE project: Waubonsee Water Ways: Building Pathways to Careers in the Water Sector Talk 2: Advanced Cell Therapy Education Speaker: Nicole Bradley, PhD, San Jacinto College, TX ATE project: Advanced Cell Therapy Industry-Based Technical Education
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Talk 1: Pathways from High School to College Speaker: Rebecca Bowers-Gentry, PhD, Miramar College, CA ATE project: Building Pathways from High School to College for Increased Biotechnology Career Readiness Description: Join us to discover how this project creates a clear pathway from high school to a biotechnology certificate and technician careers by combining early exposure, hands-on learning, and strong recruitment strategies. It supports student success through bridge programs and industry partnerships. Additional presenters: Shawn P Hurley (Co-Principal Investigator) shurley@sdccd.edu ...
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Talk 1: Antibody Engineering Hackathons Speaker: Sandra Porter, PhD, Digital World Biology, WA ATE project: Developing Classroom-based Undergraduate Research Experiences in Antibody Bioengineering Talk 2: Breaking Down Barriers to Biotech Speaker: Katharine Marsh, PhD, Compton College, CA ATE project: Breaking Down Barriers to Biotech Careers
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Talk 1: Building Community College Alumni Networks Speakers: Golnar Afshar, PhD, BioMADE, Julie Griffin, Co-PI, Johnston Community College ATE project: Increasing Student Retention and Recruitment through Alumni Programs, Speed Networking, and Industry Engagement Description: The objective of this project is to increase student retention and recruitment by fostering mutually beneficial relationships between students and alumni. The project involves the development and testing of a series of methods to directly engage alumni across three colleges located in different regions of the country ...
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Talk 1: Nanopore DNA Sequencing Speaker: Joseph Oleniczak, PhD, Austin Community College, TX, Kasia Dinkeloo, Co-PI, University of Texas at Austin; Angela Consani, Co-PI, Bioscience Core Skills Institute; Anna Feitzinger, Co-PI, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory DNA Learning Center; Savanah Senn, Co-PI, Los Angeles Pierce College ATE project: Nanopore Sequencing Mini-Course-Based Undergraduate Research Experiences and Micro-Credentials for the Next Generation of Biotechnicians Description: This project expands workforce training in nanopore sequencing to prepare students for careers in the U.S ...
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Talk 1: Authentic Research Projects Speaker: Aron Kamajaya, PhD, Los Angeles Pierce College, CA ATE project: IGD-LA, Raising Biotech Leaders in High Schools Through Innovative Mentoring and Industry Partnerships. Talk 2: Expanding the Wisconsin Bioscience Workforce Speaker: Oana Martin, PhD, Madison College, WI ATE project: STEM to Biotech Careers: Pathways to Expand the Wisconsin Bioscience Workforce
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Talk 1: Development of a hands-on Flow Cytometry Curriculum Description: This presentation will focus on the progress made in creating a cost-effective, industry-validated Flow cytometry training. With support from the Building a Cell Therapy and Flow Cytometry Workforce NSF ATE grant, FCC has ...
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Can projects involving our best friends of the four-footed canine variety help to "sniff out" future biotech technicians? What role do dogs play in biotech training at Southeast Community College (SCC) in Nebraska? Well, before I can answer that I need to give some background. As detailed in Madeline Patton's ...
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Since 2000 The Wistar Institute has operated the Biomedical Technician Training (BTT) Program to prepare students from the Community College of Philadelphia (CCP) for laboratory positions. Our NSF ATE Project, Expansion, Curriculum Evolution, and Enhancement during BioTechnician Training (ExCEEd BTT ...
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Antibodies are arguably the most important class of proteins in biotechnology. These proteins are used in biological research, clinical diagnostic tests, therapeutic drugs, and laboratory services. Over 333 US employers in over 500 locations carry out research and / or manufacture products based on ...
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Description: Our mission is to anchor a unified credentialing system within the industry by expanding state-level adoption of the Biotechnician Assistant Credentialing Exam (BACE). This will provide a validated talent pool to benefit industry and provide job candidates a mechanism to showcase their ...
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Description: Biotechnology employers offer well-paying, interesting jobs, that provide their employees with opportunities to make meaningful contributions to others lives and well-being. We built the Biotech-Careers.org website to show the world that students from biotechnology education programs at ...
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The speakers answered questions and discussed credentialing and biotech education in general.
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