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MCC Biotechnology Symposium 2010

Symposium 2010

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SYMPOSIUM 2010

Saturday April 24, 2010

8:30 am - 3:00 pm

Mesa Community College

Presented by

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Keynote Speaker - Ken Hoober, Ph.D.

Owner of Susavion Biosciences, Professor Emeritus Arizona State University

Meet the Scientists -

Scientists from the CRO industry discuss the day to day lives of scientific profesisonals. Panels include participants from multiple aspects of the industry.

Faces of Success -

MCC Alumni return to campus to share their experiences. Panelists include employees of local biotechnology firms as well as students attending NAU as part of the 2+2 biotechnology pipeline.

Undergraduate Research Presentations -

Students performing research at MCC present the results of their work. Presentations will include studies from a variety of disciplines.

Poster Session-

Tours of the MCC Biotechnology Lab-


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Program Schedule

Accommodations

Mesa Community College is located at 1833 W. Southern Ave., Mesa, AZ.



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MCC Alumni Speaker Series : Joe Armitage

Mesa Community College Alumni Speaker Series presents Joe Armitage

Wednesday, December 09 2009, 4:30pm - 5:30pm

Life Science Building Room 101
Mesa Community College
Southern & Dobson Campus
1833 West Southern Avenue,
Mesa, AZ 85202

Joe Armitage returns to campus as part of the Life Science Alumni Speaker Series. Joe currently works as an oncology nurse at Banner Desert hospital in Mesa.Listen to Joe's story. A must for anyone interested in the nursing field.

Undergraduate Research @ MCC

Mesa Community College is now offering several Undergraduate research opportunities.
For students, this is a great way to contribute to the body of academic knowledge as you participate in original research; develop your inquiry and presentation skills and prepare yourself to transfer to a university research program of study.
Thats just an opinion by the way. Click on the banner for more information
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