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It must be spring. Summer course announcements are popping up everywhere and this site is no exception.
Last Friday, I posted an announcement about our summer bioinformatics course in Alaska, June 27-29th.
This week, I have a couple more conferences to announce. Naturally, I'll be at both of them, leading hands-on workshops for college and high school teachers in using the technology.
Today, I want to tell you about the Bio-Link Summer Fellows Workshop, June 4th-8th Berkeley, CA
I became involved with Bio-Link ten years ago when I was running the biotechnology program at Seattle Central Community College. Since that time, I've seen many of the people I've met through Bio-Link go on to accomplish amazing things with starting new programs, non-profit institutes, writing books, and providing leadership in many ways not only in biotechnology education, but science education as a whole.
If you are thinking of starting a biotechnology program, or you just want to learn about the state of the art in biotechnology education, the Bio-Link Summer Fellows Workshop is the place for you.
I wrote quite a bit about last year's Bio-Link conference and Bio-Link members, if you'd like to learn more about Bio-Link, and the kinds of people that you're likely to meet at the conference, be sure to check out these posts:
- Blogging from Bio-Link What is Bio-Link? What is the Bio-Link Mission?
- "It's all about Aunt Millie" Jim Dekloe shares his heart-breaking story about his son and Genentech.
- "Show me the money"Learn how George Cachianes, a former Genentech scientist, turns his high school students into enthusiastic entrepreneurs.
- Great science teachers one and all A smattering of kudos to various science teachers that I've known. Many of them are from Bio-Link.
- San Francisco's new bridge leads to biotechnology An inspiring story about a biotechnology program for adults at City College of San Francisco.
- If you build it, will they come? Biotechnology as an means for economic development. How well does it work?
- Congratulations to Oklahoma City Community College!A Bio-Link instructor continues to build new programs.
Send your application in soon, the information is at www.bio-link.org.
