Student Programs

Save the Date for MichBio’s 2010 High School Career Day at the University of Michigan

MichBio will present its 2010 High School Career Day on October 28 from 8:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.  The day will be hosted by the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. The purpose of Career Day is to introduce a few of your best students to educational and career opportunities in the biosciences.  Students will be treated to lively discussions, tours and hands-on demonstrations in University labs.

Capacity is limited to 300 students plus teachers/chaperones (4 students + 1 teacher/chaperone per school - a waiting list will be established for additional students).  Registration is online, on a first come, first serve basis and will open shortly after school begins.  Mark your calendar, and chcek back for registration information coming soon!

Expo College Program Advises Students on Post Graduate Bioscience Opportunities in Michigan

Attend a morning session with a panel of advisors representing academia, large corporations and emerging life science companies, and receive valuable advice on how to plan your future.  MichBio is the association for Michigan’s biosciences industry. The Expo is the largest annual gathering of bioscience professionals in the state!

What You'll Learn

• What bioscience companies look for in a potential candidate
• How to sell your skills through your resumé and application
• How to make yourself memorable in an interview
• How to network and use social media in your job search
• What it’s like to work for a small and large bioscience company…and more!

Pre-registration is required for this program
For a complimentary lunch, admittance to the College Program, Expo and Exhibit Hall, please email your name and your school name to:  erin@michbio.org or call (734) 677-0503.  Be sure to bring your student ID for admittance to the program.

From last year's college students:
"As a college student, I didn't know what to expect but was pleasantly surprised. This was very helpful..."

"Please keep the college programs!"