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Parallel workplace navigation and research mentor/people manager training to build effective labs & teams
NSF ATE Project Goals
NSF ATE Project Goals
This NSF ATE Project is a collaboration between the Biotechnology Program at City College of San Francisco (CCSF) and the Office of Career Planning and Development at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF).
The overall goal is to build more effective workplace environments for community college students pursuing biotechnology education and careers. The project plans to addresses development of the scientific workforce by 1) teaching industry managers and academic researchers practical ways to supervise, mentor and train future scientists effectively, and 2) helping community college students and their instructors navigate the scientific workplace to identify effective workplaces and navigate barriers to their success.
Interested in our trainings and/or resources? Please reach out through our Training & Resources Request Form.
Research Mentor/People Manager Training
Research Mentor/People Manager Training
Teaching industry managers and academic researchers practical ways to supervise, mentor and train future scientists effectively.
Workplace Navigation Training
Workplace Navigation Training
Helping community college students and their instructors navigate the scientific workplace to identify effective workplaces and navigate barriers to their success
Work Based Learning Program
Work Based Learning Program
Building a model for community colleges to partner with academia, government and industry labs to foster effective work based learning experiences for community college students.
Sharing Resources
Sharing Resources
Developing modalities for effective dissemination of our training, tools and strategies so that they can benefit community college students nationwide.
Want to learn more?
Want to learn more?
Please reach out to Karen Leung at karen.leung at mail.ccsf.edu and/or James Lewis at jlewis.ccsf at gmail.com
or complete this our Training/Resources Request Form.
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