Contact Marcy Stoll at 961-5206 if you need to have a team of people trained and are looking for a training organization to conduct the training. This program was created specifically to respond to the growing local demand for persons trained in biotechnology. An AAS degree in biotechnology is also being developed. By successfully completing this program, students will develop the skills necessary to be competitive for a variety of lab specialist positions at the University of Virginia and in the local biotechnology industry. They can help your team with a small project for a 5 week internship between June 25 July 27, 2001.
Students have a variety of tech-related skills.
For details on how to apply to have an IT Academy intern in your workplace this summer, contact Peggy Westcott. Contact Linda Seaman for details.