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Biosciences Industry Fellowship Project 19

he Biosciences Industry Fellowship Program is a month-long, observational, fellowship pro-
gram in which selected instructors reside in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. During their stay, they visit

TNC Biosciences industrial facilities, community colleges, university labs and research parks. Working

in pairs, the awardees typically write about their experiences and produce contextualized teaching 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 uni-
versity 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 Biotech-
nology Workforce. Or please click on the image below
to access the BIFP brochure and application form.

Click on image to access the Teachers from around the na-
BIFP brochue and application tion gather in a live-in fellowship
program that includes visits
The Bioscience Industrial Fellowship to NC Biosciences enterpris-
Project de-mystifies the bioscience es (left) and laboratory work,
industry by developing and imple- producing modules for use in
menting an innovative professional classrooms. (below) BIFP Fel-
development model that utilizes lows Gretchen and Ana Clara
multi-institutional partnerships. It are shown in one of the lab ex-
enables high-impact instructors to ercises during the month-long
further understand industry princi- NSF-sponsored program.
ples and prepare them to guide their
students toward careers in today’s
bioscience workforce.

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